Farmers May Sign For Feed Grain Program Payments
Carroll County farmers can sign for the 1961 Feed Grain Program starting April 26 at the County ASC office in Delphi from 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Operators or farm owners may apply with their feed grain acreage base and payment rate. Deadline is June 1. A negotiable certificate will be issued after approval, redeemable in grain or cash. The program aims to align production with needs. soybean growers must maintain 1959-60 acreage, with U.S. Department of Agriculture aiming to prevent acreage shifts from conservation land. National average price for 1961 soybeans is $2.30 per bushel.
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Carril
Ueuliteyyo
Uois
ASC
Delphi
Bilston
Elston
Congress
Carroll County
Tom Bilston
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Price
PSI IOTA XI Bake Sale Announcement
Psi Iota Xi hosts a bake sale on Saturday April 29 starting at 9 am in front of Jack Little's Cleaners. Proceeds support sorority activities and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSI Iota XI
Jack Little
Yeoman church losses pastor as May fill-in named
Rev. Phil Watts resigns as Yeoman Methodist pastor with final sermon planned for Sunday. An Illinois minister will fill the pulpit starting May 1. Sunshine Class met at Mrs. Mabel Kennard’s home with Mary Goslee assisting. 13 members attended. dues paid. piano tuning fund voted at $5.00. Hospital notices and social visits noted.
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Phil Watts
Yeoman Methodist Church
Yeoman
Illinois
Sunshine
Mabel Kennard
Mary Goslee
Jackson
Helen Baird
Nina Pratt
Devon Cowger
Lottie Pratt
Sadie Phillips
Florence Nicewander
Gladys Holloway
Edith Davis
Ivan Smith
Mt. Solon
Albert Smith
Richard Martin
Logansport
Smiths
Garnett Smith
Jeff
White County Memorial Hospital
Robert Million
Orville Goslee
Myrle Goslee
Delphi
Edwin
Delphi Area Social Roundup and Young Adult Meeting
Ockley and nearby residents visited neighbors in Delphi and Rossville with several couples and families listed. A Delphi young adult meeting on April 18 drew nineteen participants, coordinated by County Ministers and Extension Agents, with plans for future gatherings. Dr and Mrs George Wagoner departed for Rochester Minnesota for a clinic visit.
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Delphi
Carroll County
Kim Black
County Extension
Dick Long
Doreanne Campbell
Ray Gish
Eleanor Wilken
Fred Chandler
George Wagoner
Rochester
Minnesota
Ed Rohls to Move Into Earl Rohls Home
Mr and Mrs Ed Rohl of Buck Creek will relocate to the Earl Rohl residence in town within a few weeks.
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Mrs
Ed Rohl
Buck Creek
Earl Rohl
Family News From West Delphi This Weekend
West Delphi notes reveal Lucy Collins visiting Saturday with Ethel Rose. James family hosted a birthday dinner for Maribelle Burns and daughter-in-law Mrs. David James. Linda Hayden visited Burrows. Cochrane children spent Sunday with grandparents John and Alice Hickman. Charles Henderson stayed with granddaughter Mrs. Paul Crook near Yeoman. Rodenbarger family snowbound at Bud Mummert’s along Monticello route 5 as 8 foot drifts blocked roads. James Coghill hosted a birthday for Charles Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Collins
Ethel Rose
Joe Rodenbarger and
Bud Mummert and
Route 5
Monticello
James Coghill
Charles Hendrickson
Cripe Daughter Undergoes Surgery At Riley Hospital
Carol Cripe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Connie Cripe, underwent plastic surgery at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis on April 21 and will return home this weekend.
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Carol Cripe
Connie Cripe
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Miss Cripe
Adams Township Alumni Elects David Smith Memorial Roll
Greetings were read from 26 former teachers and alumni unable to attend. In a memorial service David Smith, elected president of the Alumni Association in 1961, was added to the Memorial Roll after his death in a summer traffic accident. Six graduates and thirteen teachers on the roll were remembered with a poem by John Temple and songs by Tom and Carol Temple. Lee and Eva Peterson Baker were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
David
Alumni Association
John Temple
Tom
Carol Temple
Lee
Eva Peterson Baker
Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Delphi Flora and Kokomo
Lacnor ad at Mr and Mrs Tom Lantz and family of Deer Creek visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clawson and family. Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs William Glover were Mr and Mrs James Maxwell and Karen, Mr and Mrs Tom Thompson and Mrs Zella Cain of Lafayette. Arthur Harmon of Delphi enjoyed Sunday dinner with his daughter Mrs Robert Michaels and family. Karen Messick and James Martin of Delphi visited with her sister Mrs Carroll Tharp and family. Mr and Mrs Duane Smith were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs John Heffley. Mrs Sarah Ruffner spent a few days with the Clawsons then returned to Flora. Vern Gillam of Kokomo was Saturday evening guest of Mrs Leslie Heffley.
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B. A. Shaffer
Charles Williams
Delphi
Earl Kelly
Robert Robinson
Carl Sigman
Montmorenci
Horace Oaks
Rossville
James Shaffer
Robert Huff
Shaffer
Russell Clawson
Aura Troxell
Troxell
Flora
Sarah Jane
William Bushee
Thomas Lybrook
Earl Rohl
Colburn
Tom Lantz
Deer Creek
Lawrence Clawson
Sharon Lauderdale
John Stockton
Audie High
Reynolds
William Glover
James Maxwell
Karen
Tom Thompson
Zella Cain
Lafayette
Arthur Harmon
Robert Michaels
Sue Clawson
Patty Matthews
Delbert Bell
Indianapolis
Karen Messick
James Martin
Carroll Tharp
Duane Smith
John Heffley
Carl Parrott
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