Sixteen Cited In Weekend JP Court Sessions
County city and state officers brought sixteen arraigned defendants before JP Lee Stone over the weekend. Names include Nelson H. Buskirk Canton Ohio with no license. John T. Johnson Burlington driving left of center. Milford H. Chalk Delphi fraud check. Milton G. Best Burnettsville life belt. James E. Henderson West Lafayette minor operation. Paul Berry Delphi DUI license suspended two years. Grant Cain Delphi speed in restricted zone. Tobias J. Schmitter Delphi stop sign. Marcia Spees Monticello fraudulent check. Victor Jay Brown Delphi improper registration. Robert L. Rowe Frankfort public intoxication. Lewis O. Kline Kokomo speed by boat. Bernard A. Briggs Lafayette same charge. Samuel Brandenberg Frankfort public intoxication. Ralph K. Dilling Delphi reckless driving. Rex Hackerd Frankfort public intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JP Lee Stone
Nelson H. Buskirk
Canton
Ohio
John T. Johnson
Burlington
Milford H. Chalk
Delphi
Milton G. Best
Burnettsville
James E. Henderson
West Lafayette
Paul Berry
Alchohol
Grant Cain
Tobias J. Schmitter
Marcia Spees
Monticello
Victor Jay Brown
Robert L. Rowe
Frankfort
Lewis O. Kline
Kokomo
Bernard A. Briggs
Lafayette
Local Business and Social Notes From Nearby Towns
A list of local advertisers includes Emerson Pearson Sales Bright National Bank Zinn Manufacture Todd Bowman Oldsmobile Frazee Ford and others. Social mentions mention Nellie Dilling of Burnettsville and Edith Dilling of near Idaville visiting relatives in Rockfield and Delphi and dining with the Mullendores and Julien families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E. S. Emerson
R. E. Pearson
Bright National Bank
Zinn
Todd Bowman Oldsmobile
Frazee Ford
Young America Feed and Grain
Yeager and Sullivan
Lester Dickinson
Esserman DX
Chittick
John Mansville
Dean Todd
Jesse Brothers Memorials
M. E. Gibson and Company
John Case
Delphi Contractor May Phillips dies after illness
Del Phi contractor May Phillips May 43 died Wednesday in Memorial hospital Logansport after years of illness. Born March 8 1918 in White county son of Oscar and Vida Phillips May he married Mary Miller in 1939. Survived by widow and parents two sons Howard and Dean and grandmother Mrs Clara Phillips. Funeral Saturday at L Eikenberry with Rev O P Manker officiating burial in Masonic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl May
Delphi
Memorial Hospital
Logansport
White County
Oscar
Vida Phillips May
Mary Miller
May
Moran Methodist Church
Route 3
Howard
Dean
Mrs Eva Hughes 74 Dies After Battle Ground Stay
Mrs Eva Ann Hughes of Battle Ground dies in St Elizabeth hospital after a stay since July 26. Born April 10 1887 near Delphi she was married to Bert Hughes in 1909 and was a member of Battle Ground Methodist church. Surviving: husband five sons and three daughters including Raymond Lebanon William Monticello Harold Monticello Arthur Lafayette Paul Attica Edith Idaville Hilda Pine Village Gladys Lafayette. Rites Thursday at 2 p m Jackson funeral home with Rev Charles Sites officiating burial in Masonic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ann Hughes
Route 1
Battle Ground
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Delphi
John Haynes
Bert Hughes
Hilda Shaffer
Pine Village
Gladys Gilliam
Route 5
Lafayette
Jackson Funeral Home
Charles
Masonic Cemetery
Marriage License Issued to Bolin and Medley in Delphi
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Bobby R. Bolin 22 a Logansport clerk and Darlene Joan Medley 19 of route 2 Delphi a hospital technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby R. Bolin
Logansport
Darlene Joan Medley
Route 2
Delphi
Flora Giants Fall as Flora Wins Pony League Championship
Flora defeats Delphi 13 10 to claim the Pony League tournament title and league championship. Reef to Hoffman pitched for Flora while Trapp and Watkins starred for Delphi. Flora built an early lead but Delphi narrowed late. Reports note family visits and local births in Battle Ground, Flora, Delphi, and Logansport communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Giants
Flora
Badgers
Rockfield
Burlington
Rossville
Giant
Reef
Hoffman
Trapp
Watkins
George Isley
Doug
Jimmy Goose
J. Matson
Mrs. Francis Amick Johnson Visiting Indianapolis Relatives
Mrs. Francis Amick Johnson of Indianapolis is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Amick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Francis Amick Johnson of
Indianapolis
Mrs. C. T. Amick
Dine in Air Conditioned Comfort
The Welcome Inn Cafe in Delphi invites patrons to enjoy meals in air conditioned comfort offering a cooled dining space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Inn Cafe
Delphi
Visiting Great Lakes Families Visit Sons on Sunday
Visiting their sons at Great Lakes Illinois on Sunday were Harold Franklin Jack Hafey and Donald Huffman with Messers and Mesdames noted in the social column of local society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes, Ill
Messers
Mesdames
Harold Franklin
Jack Hafey
Donald Huffman
Also Mentioned on This Page
del Monte
Chuck Roast
Delphi's
Thompson
U.S
Ee Cor
Franklin & Union
Carroll County
Nellie Dilling
Edith Dilling
Idaville
Warnie Mullendere
Paul Julien
c/o
Wilson’s
West Franklin
Richard Lane
Camden
Ind
L. R. McCain & Son
Indiana
Bob and
Martha Popejoy
Carle
Eva A. Hughes
John Gingrich
Camp Grayling
Michigan
John
Jack Cohee
Mackinac Bridge
Robert Schnepp
Laura Schnepp
Wessner
Pretty Prairie
Floyd Combs
White County Memorial Hospital
Clyde Pagel
Charles Dillon
John Frye
Rodney Lee
St. Joseph Hospital
James_ Gates
Home Hospital
William Disinger
John Disinger
Arthur Lock
Lock
Kathleen McGuire
Robert Bernard
Wayne
Gregory Robert
James A. Clifford
Seventeen
E. Broadway
DIAL
Margowski
E. Franklin
and Legionnaires
Legion
Dave Keen
Moonlighters
Harry Bohannon
American Legion
Brosman’s Regal Store
Pittsburg, Indiana
Chase & Sanborn Instant
Wonder
Taystee
Maryland Cobblers
Yan
Pittsburg
Don Brosman
Bob Wingard
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