St. Joseph Catholic Church Hosts Lawn Party for 600
Members of St. Joseph Catholic church hosted about 600 guests at the annual lawn dinner on church grounds. Proceeds this year go toward remodeling expenses for the church building.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
2
Members of St. Joseph Catholic church hosted about 600 guests at the annual lawn dinner on church grounds. Proceeds this year go toward remodeling expenses for the church building.
Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at Moore funeral home in Rossville for Mrs Fietta F Haslet Sigler 83 former Democrat township resident who died Wednesday after a long illness Burial was at Ball Hill cemetery near Cutler She was the widow of Dr W C Sigler who practiced medicine in Democrat township many years ago.
James M. Jones 56 of Brookston was crowded off the highway at the Wabash bridge on state road 39 Friday night. His car was demolished but he suffered no serious injuries. Deputy Sheriff Robert Moore investigated.
Carroll county will represent at the state judging contest during the state fair with livestock judges Eldon Robeson Max Catron Keith Snyder and Paul Dillman and dairy judges Bob Smith Merle Kuns Dick Flora and James Mum mert. The Flora Park club elected officers for the coming year chaired by John Harvey Todd with Carl Johnson as vice chair and Harry Foster as secretary treasurer. Township and town directors were listed for several townships and towns. The Monroe Township Farm Bureau meeting is set for September 2 with speaker Mrs. Mary Mullin and committee leadership named. Madison township meeting postponed to September 10.
Joseph Sibbitt Been, 25, son of Mr and Mrs Jason Been, has enlisted in the Army Air Corps. He will be stationed at Oklahoma City.
Belle Boyd Gardner transfers to Clarence L Kite the west one third of lot 31 in the original plot of Delphi Indiana. Numerous deeds filed involve lots and tracts in Delphi Burlington Flora Deer Creek and Ockley with nominal consideration of 1.00.
The Delphi-Deer Creek school board announces the contract for oiling and packing the school playground was let to a Lafayette firm. During the summer the ground was built up and leveled, with plans next year to top the playground with asphalt.
WPA recreation division issues junior baseball certificates to players listed including Douglass Hatton Tommy Ives Billy Dean Smith Bud Anderson Robert Robertson Dean Maxwell Robert Stankard Jack Robinson Wilbur Lane Harvey Weaver Paul Kirkpatrick Jack Kirkpatrick Herman Kempf Gerald Quinn Harry Widner Robert Carl Smith Bob Adams Francis Sebring Jimmy Cole Billy Woods Joe Holmes Billy Holmes Charles Heiland Bill Anderson Billy Campbell Bus Delaney Bob Pauley Jack Clifford Charles Myers Robert Morrow Dick Crowden Bob Aldrich Billy Randall Marvin Brehmer John Holmes.
Eugene Redman and family spent Sunday in Lafayette. Mrs Grace Cox of Rossville visited friends here Friday. Paul White and family visited near Carmel over the weekend. L D Dickinson and sons, Margaret Bougher and James Bougher spent Friday in Lafayette. Mabel Crowl will teach in Gary this year. Ralph Thomas and Walter Curts with Charles Reef and Emma Reef spent the weekend here. John Kirk and daughter of Frankfort visit Clawsons.
The article argues Navy service develops leadership, efficiency, and accuracy, with free instruction and regular pay. It touts the Navy as the finest, offering health care and training across radioman to cook, and highlights success stories shown left in the paper. It invites enlistment for better opportunities today.
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