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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
2
Radnor society column lists Mrs. James Bougher, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ward, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Benefiel among weekly social gathers and hosting duties. The snippet shows common couples hosting events in the Radnor community.
Sunday visits in Chili and Frankfort includ e Leroy Pearson family moving to Burton Honan farm and John Kirk family from Anderson staying with Mr. and Mrs. John Clawson. Clarence Kirk family visited Miss Beatrice Kite. Mrs. L D Dickinson and Mrs. James Bougher attended a farewell party for Mrs. Artus Rodenbarger hosted by her daughters at the Dickinson home. Rodenbarger couple to spend winter in Phoenix Arizona.
Lues on Note L. H. Fife filed suit in Car roll circuit court against James Widner seeking 110 dollars due on a promissory note. Hanna and Hanna represent the plaintiff.
Mike Morrow reports Kroger's Grocery in first place with 11 wins and 1 loss. Kroger's owns the high team three game series at 2314 and the high single game series at 815. John Mount tops high three game series with 545 while Clark Haines has the top individual game at 208.
Riley Hospital Fund Chairman praised for Carroll County campaign leadership and a $3424.79 contribution to the Riley Centennial Research Fund. Letter notes community participation, support for pediatric medical research, and hope for future progress at Riley Hospital. Perry W. Lesh signs as president.
A two car crash at the State Roads 29 and 22 junction in Burlington at 9 am Sunday hospitalized Daisy M. Hanger 64 of Denver Indiana and Charles Hoover 81 of Kokomo. Charles W. Barnett 30 of Michigan Town Route 1 was treated by a Burlington physician.
Lt. Glenn D. Humes of Cutler Indiana served as a host to the King of England during a visit to the heavy cruiser USS Columbus where he serves. All personnel received congratulations on their smart appearance from the Sovereign, who has long Royal Navy service and a keen eye for a well turned out crew and ship. The King joined Admiral Conolly for a luncheon aboard the Columbus, with U S Ambassador Lewis Douglas and other dignitaries in attendance.
Honor roll lists 14 students for the second grading period. Burlington Invitational Tourney draws at 12 30 with games at 1 30 and 7 00. Camden last year’s champion is seen as strongest. Sue Van Meter and Robert Hendrix joined the Livestock Exposition trip from 4 H success. Junior Red Cross enrollment is complete. Deloris Flora reports $17 63 and 27 student packed boxes.
The Carroll County Home Economics Officers and Project Leaders training meeting drew 150 people at the Church of the Brethren in Flora. Mrs. Cora St. Amand led the session with demonstrations by Mrs. Raymond Douglas and others, followed by a luncheon and a candlelight installation of new officers.
Tipwa Grange schedules its inaugural gathering in the new Grange Hall in Pittsburg for Thursday night December 15. The Christmas party will feature a twenty five cent gift exchange and a program committee includes Mr and Mrs Russell Sutter Mr and Mrs John Roth Mr and Mrs Thomas Peterson Sr and Mr and Mrs Gorman Loveless with additional members listed.
The refreshment committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peterson Jr. At a Tipwa meeting at the Sutter garage Celia Craig Betty Wright Jackie Combs Roscoe Quick and Lewis Dock presented program numbers. Surprise packages went to Mrs. Chris Schnepp and Robert German. The Grange plans lunch for the Roy Minor sale on December 15 and asks members to leave pies at the Sutter garage or with Walter Lowther. Mrs. Eliza J. Wolfe is seriously ill at her daughter Jennie Fettig’s home on Lake Freeman.
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