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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1958
Page
3
Donald Cadwallader of Delphi was arrested Thursday evening on a Tippecanoe circuit court warrant in Lafayette charging non-support. He was turned over to Lafayette authorities.
Weekly fish fry every Saturday from 5 to 10 PM at Bob's Lunch. French fries and slaw included. all you can eat. Adults priced at 1.00 and children 50 cents. Proprietor Robert N. Coomey.
Donald E Miller formerly of Decatur Illinois and recent Delphi resident was arrested by City Police on fraudulent check charges. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Lee Stone, bond set at 5000 dollars, and he was bound over for circuit court trial. Miller allegedly issued about 100 dollars in bad checks across the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vaughan along with Sara and Bill Miss Mary Temple Mrs W H Brown and Art Mc Dowell were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C McDowell in Fowler. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. FE F Thornbrough of Lafayette.
A traveler notes stopping for fuel at Hopkins Crossing a small village with three or four stores several houses and a Post Office last week on a back road home.
Mrs. John T. Kirkpatrick leads Second District American Legion Auxiliary delegation in South Bend as Mrs. Burr Balser and Mrs. John Bowman attend. Mrs. R. E. Davidson of Lafayette will be advanced to Department President at the convention.
Mrs. Fred Craven Smith reports from her daughter Mrs. Betty Wilkinson that William R. Wilkinson is recovering from a heart ailment and will not resume work for several weeks.
In Carroll Circuit Court April Term 1958 Lucy Poncebaker as Executor filed final settlement for the estate of Frank Poncebaker deceased. A hearing to examine the account is set for September 3 1958 at Delphi Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Clerk J Reid McCain issued the seal. Obear and Overholser attorneys for the executor.
Carol Ann Hawn and Lowell Lee Spesard were married in a midweek ceremony at St. Matthews Lutheran Church Delphi. The couple’s parents are Mr and Mrs Woodrow Hawn and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spesard of Delphi. The service featured a double ring rite with red roses and gladioli, organ music by Alfred Rush, and vocal numbers by Nancy Ruse and Susan Johnson. Attendants included maid of honor Linda Lachenmaier, best man Thomas King, and ushers William Talbott and William Shank. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home with a three tier cake on display.
Approximately 150 Legionnaires from the Second District gathered at the Delphi Legion Home for the first meeting under new Commander Keith Brown of Valparaiso. Wayne Talbert of Delphi was named district vice commander with several county appointments announced including Earl Parks Flora chaplain Ralph Rohra baugh Jr Camden Americanism Chairman Art McDowell Delphi Community Service Chairman and Noel Douglass Delphi Publicity Officer. A joint September Lafayette meeting was planned with Delphi Auxiliary Unit's Mrs. Robert Davidson installed as State President and Harp Rogers of Brookston as guest of honor.
Sealed proposals for highway improvements in Indiana will be received by the State Highway Department in Indianapolis until 10 00 A M CDT August 19 1958. Bids on a STRUCTURAL PLATE PIPE ARCH in the LaPorte District Carroll County DS-217 4 at Anderson Ditch 3 7 miles south of Delphi. Plans may be examined in Indianapolis. John Peters Chairman.
The bride, a 1958 Delphi High School graduate and former Sunshine Society president, wed the groom now serving in the Air Force. They plan to reside at 1604 West Howard Street in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Mr and Mrs C T Amick spent the weekend in Indianapolis visiting daughter Mrs Spurgeon Johnson and family. Miss Jane Johnson returned with her grandparents to spend the week.
Henry Rozhon senior and his son Henry Jr along with Jack Little Robert Popejoy and Clay Briggs were in Chicago Sunday for a baseball game witnessing the outing.
Mr and Mrs Jack Hamil relocate from Delphi to Chalmers in a local household move noted in the community notices.
The family thanks friends relatives and neighbors for kindness flowers and sympathy shown after the death of wife and mother Carl Coble and family.
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