Port Church April meeting plans and club year lessons
Mrs. George Peterson presided at the April meeting with 25 members present. Devotions were by Mrs. Harlan Bowen and program planning led by Mrs. Clayton Million. The group narrowly voted for new lessons for 1962. Health and safety lesson given by Mrs. Pete Rodgers in Mrs. Earnest Rohrabaugh’s absence. Home Demonstration Tea set for May 3 at the REMC in Delphi with Mrs. Raymond Nicol and Mrs. T. O. Peterson arranging the club display.
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REMC
Delphi
Raymond Nicol
T. O. Peterson
Open Estate Proceedings In Circuit Court
Two estates opened in circuit court. The will of Charles W. Mitchell was admitted to probate with A D Bishop as witness. Sylvia Mitchell named executrix and posted a 3000 dollar bond. Bishop and Bishop represent the executrix. The will of Lillie Mae Fouts admitted to probate with Robert S Justice as witness. Pauline Jones named executrix and posted a 6000 dollar bond. Justice represents the executrix.
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Charles W. Mitchell
A. D. Bishop
Pauline Jones
Mary Margaret Bowman
Frederick Fouts
Robert S. Justice
Delphi to Accept Bids for 1961 Police Car in May Auction
The City of Delphi Indiana will accept sealed bids until 7 30 p m May 1 1961 for one 1961 model two door sedan police car with 220 hp engine 119 wheel base automatic transmission 12 volt electrical system safety belts arm rests sun visors heater defrosters etc and options including heavy duty generator. Bids must include non collusion affidavit certified check 10 of bid and delivery time. The council reserves right to reject any bid and no bid may be withdrawn for 30 days.
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Delphi
Indiana
Ford
State Board of Accounts
Common Council
Fire Hits Clair Service Station in South Delphia
A fire Thursday afternoon at Clair Service Station on South Washington Street damaged the interior including office equipment and parts. Lawn mowers and outboard motors were burned or ruined. The garage portion remained intact, and the building is owned by R. E. Pearson.
Bollhauve Family Moves Highlight Local Coaching Change
Arizona has appointed a new head basketball coach at Union High School. Parents Mr and Mrs Hubert Bollhauve of Winamac relay the news. The Bollhaoves moved from Markle to Florence last August after Hubert took a track and assistant football coach post. He formerly served as a conservation officer and was once assigned to this county. Their son was born during their Delphi residence.
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Arizona
Union High School
Hubert Bollhauve
Winamac
Delphi
Bollhauve
Markle
Florence
Flora girl with second place in beauty contest
Miss Jerilyn Jones of Flora finished second in a statewide beauty contest. She is a freshman at Indiana University. Karin Grimsley of Evanston won the title and will represent Indiana University in Miss America preliminaries in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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Jerilyn Jones
Robert Jones
Flora S
Indiana University Contest
Karin Grimsley
Evanston,llinois
Miss Jones
Indiana University
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Mona Burns Sells West Delphi Home to Gerber Plumbing Fixtures Inc
Mrs. Mona Burns has sold her residence in West Delphi to Gerber Plumbing Fixtures Inc. The transfer indicates a completed real estate transaction involving a local homeowner and a regional supplier.
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Mona Burns
West Delphi
Gerber Plumbing Fixtures, Inc
Rummage Sale At Court House Sponsored By PSI IOTACT
A rummage sale is scheduled for Saturday April 29 starting at 9 a.m. at the Court House. The event is sponsored by PSI IOTACT and invites community participation.
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Court House
PSI Iotact
Public Hearing Set on Alcohol Permit Applicant
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Carroll County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 1 am on May 15 1961 in Delphi to investigate an application for an alcoholic beverage permit at a named premises and receive information on the applicant's fitness and propriety of issue.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Carroll County
Indiana
Delphi
Union Bank and Trust Company Delphi 1961 Report of Condition
The report details Union Bank and Trust Company in Delphi Indiana as of April 12 1961 including assets such as cash balances with other banks government securities loans and real estate owned. It lists deposits by type totaling 3 947 605 72 in demand deposits and 22 450 730 10 in time deposits along with other liabilities and capital accounts.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Salpig Seghnonsnintaneoe Sahara Seu
Audria Clements
Guardian Settles Ellis Claims for Fees and Interest
The Guardian settles Ellis claims adding 207.67 dollars interest and 100 dollars in attorney fees. The deal resolves the dispute with full payment and awarded costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Ellis
Court authorizes sale of real estate in Loganport
Flossie Mummert executrix seeks court permission to sell decedent Harley Mummert's Loganport property to Harley J Owen and others for 3500 dollars. The action pins down the sale as part of estate settlement and realty disposition.
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Flossie Mummert
Harley Mummert
Logansport
Harley J. Owen
Appraisers Value Nellie Bilis Estate at 75553.58
Charles Flora and Morris Skiles named as appraisers set the total estate value at 75553.58 with 44000 attributed to real estate.
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Charles Flora
Morris Skiles
Nellie Bilis
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