Heffley Family News From Indiana and Illinois Outings
Radnor Delbert Bell and son Richard joined Rex Bell and Ladd Manoney of Monticello for the Experimental Aircraft show in Rockford Illinois. Mr and Mrs Leslie Heffley dined with their son Charles and family at Battle Ground. Leigh Ann Heffley stayed with grandparents for a few days. Shirley Clawson visited cousin Christine Wagner at Bringhurst last week. The Gaylon Lauderdale and Lawrence Clawson families visited Sara Ruffner at Flora Sunday. Betty Glover and John Heffley returned from Camp Grayling Michigan. Leland Heffley of Frankfort and Orton Zook spent Sunday evening with the Heffleys.
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Radnor Delbert Bell
Richard
Rex Bell
Ladd Mahoney
Monticello
Rockford
Illinois
Leslie Heffley
Charles
Battle Ground
Leigh Ann Heffley
Shirley Clawson
Christine Wagner
Bringhurst
Gaylon Lauderdale
Lawrence Clawson
Sara Ruffner
Flora
Betty Glover
John Heffley
Camp Grayling
Michigan
Leland Heffley
Frankfort
Orton Zook
Army Pvt Ballard Completes Grafenwehr Training
Army Pvt Monfort J Ballard 23 wife Judith route 1 Delphi participated with 4th Armored Division in a five week field training exercise at Grafenwehr Germany. Training covered physical fitness to missile firing while Ballard's unit HQ Company 54th Infantry based in Heilbronn prepared for overseas service. Ballard joined in October 1960 after basic at Fort Leonard Wood and arrival overseas last April. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Ballard of Batesville Arkansas and attended Batesville High School. He worked for Globe Valve Corp Delphi before enlistment.
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Delphi Student Wins 1961 DeKalb Agricultural Award
Tom Wagner of Bringhurst Indiana is named the 1961 DeKalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award winner for outstanding scholarship leadership and farm program work as a Delphi High School senior He plans to attend Purdue University for a short agriculture course and is the eleventh winner from Delphi.
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Tom Wagner
DeKalb
Tom
Ralph Wagner
Bringhurst
Indiana
Delphi High School
Purdue University
Marriages and Funeral Notices From Marion Area
Marriage licenses issued for Keith R. Wolf and Sharon L. Boyd. John F. Farlow and Vallerie A. Chapman. Harold Lee Craft and Sue Caro lyn Deeter. John R. Morris and Linda L. Young. Robert G. Myers and Susan Ann Crone. Kenneth L. Callane and Jéan Smoyer. Clyde Buchannon and family attended the funeral of Mrs. William Osborne in Marion.
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Keith R. Wolf
Delphi
Carpenter
Sharon L. Boyd
Rossville
John F. Farlow
Bryan
Ohio
Vallerie A. Chapman
Bringhurst
Harold Lee Craft
Flora
Sue Carolyn Deeter
Lafayette
John R. Morris
Linda L. Young
Robert G. Myers
Palm Beach
Florida
Susan Ann Crone
Kenneth L. Callane
Jéan Smoyer
Clyde Buchannon
Paul Randolph
Marion
William Osborne
Minnie Buchannon Osborne
Richardson heirs seek court confirmation of Sam's Fish sale
Leo and Harley Richardson filed in circuit court to confirm the sale of Sam's Fish in Pittsburg to Harold Franklin for 6100 dollars. Morris Skiles, his son Dick, and Bill Soper attended the All-Star football game in Chicago Friday night. Miss Hilda Bowen hosted friends Sunday for Mrs. Frances Boyd Martin of Sarasota Florida. Mrs. Robert Wood and Steven are visiting California with friends and relatives.
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Leo
Harley Richardson
Circuit Court
Sam
Pittsburg
Harold Franklin
Morris Skiles
Bill Soper
Chicago
Hilda Bowen
Frances Boyd Martin
Sarasota
Florida
Mrs
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Steven
California
Florida Woman Visits Kin Across Indiana
Mrs Frances Boyd Martin of Sarasota Florida visits her son Boyd and family in Lafayette and friends in Delphi. On Saturday morning Mrs Marian Moyer and Mrs Estella Been host a coffee at the Moyer home in her honor. Mr and Mrs David Hanna and their son return from a trip to the New England States. Mrs Carrie Vaughan is a patient in Memorial hospital Logansport after a Jackson ambulance transfer.
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Frances Boyd Martin
Sarasota
Florida
Boyd
Lafayette
Delphi
Marian Moyer
Estella
Moyer
David Hanna
New England States
Carrie Vaughan
Memorial Hospital
Logansport
Jackson Ambulance
May Estate Probate Admitted In Circuit Court
The last will of Carl E. May was admitted for probate Monday in circuit court. He left all property to his widow Mary Lou and named her executor. The estate value lists $3,000 in personal property. Watson C. McCormick represents the executor.
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Carl E. May
Mary Lou
Ise
Watson C. McCormick
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