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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
3
Joy Lybrook and Mary Jane Baird are spending the week in Akron Ohio with their uncles Harry, Charles and George Hornbeck and families. Subscribe for the Citizen.
Indiana rivers and streams stayed above normal in July after June record flows. Shoals east fork White River discharge reached 163 percent of July average, 500 percent for June. St Mary's river Fort Wayne showed 258 percent of July average. Wells fell 2 to 4 feet in the south and 1 to 2 feet in the north after heavy rainfall eased. Declines followed reduced July precipitation, aided by the growing season. WAR NEWS AT ROXY
A nationwide UNRRA led program with USDA divisions and youth groups launches community canning centers to speed food for Europe. Ten percent surplus production is urged for free overseas distribution while domestic supply remains intact. Dan A West leads the effort from New York headquarters.
Carroll County appears in IU extension plans joining Howard Tipton Cass Clinton and others. The sixth center will offer years one and two of college work at Kokomo with afternoon and evening classes for credit or noncredit. A local executive secretary and instructors will staff the center delivering Bloomington level instruction.
2011 Radio Repair offers mash products at 116 N Wa bash Delphi courtesy of Gexas Todd & Son. Contact hone 999 for details.
Al J. Conn, 42, LaSalle Engineering president and notable church layman, will deliver the main message at Flora Indiana Youth for Christ Rally this week if weather allows. A prolific speaker with national reach, Conn runs his Chicago firm and flies to engagements across the US and Canada using private planes when needed.
Pte. Cyril A. Stone 20 son of Mr Lee T Stone of Delphi is serving with the Chinese Combat Command in China. He arrived with the American 475th Infantry after Burma airlift and saw action in the Central Burma Campaign as part of Mars Task Force. Stone earned the Combat Infantryman's Badge and has a brother Leo A. also overseas.
Private funeral services were held at the family home for Sherilyn Sue Bailey three day old daughter of Delmar and Carrie Ellen Robertson Bailey. She died at 11 45 p m Thursday night at the parents home in Irvin township Howard county. She is survived by two sisters paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Bailey and maternal grandmother Mrs Goldie Robertson. The body was returned to the home from Carter funeral home Flora.
Fred R. Kennedy of Anderson has been granted a saddle barn concession at Mounds State Park in Indiana. Maj. Robert F. Wirsching, director of state parks, announced the action after Robert Steiner of Anderson requested termination of his contract.
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