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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
2
Robert Myers of the National Guard has been promoted from Corporal to Sergeant. Edna Quinn has closed her East Monroe Street house and moved into the Mrs. Georgia Kerlin residence apartment.
Company B of the Indiana National Guard defeated Headquarters Battery 138th FA Battalion Crawfordsville 62 to 51 at the local armory. Jack Goslee led all scorers with 24 points for the local squad.
David Lee Dishon foster son of Mr and Mrs Paul Brown of route 2 Delphi has enlisted in the Navy and is at the Naval Training Center San Diego California. He attended Delphi High School and worked at Bryans in Monticello before enlisting.
Local bowling reports list scores from Elmwood Groc and Crosby area leagues. Notable figures include Delaney’s posting a high team game of 867 and a 2547 team series, with B Kenworthy’s 212 in high individual game and E Wells’s 559 in high individual series.
New officers of Welcome In and Tipwa Granges will be installed at a joint meeting at Tipwa hall with Robert Giltner as installing officer. A cooperative supper at 6 p.m. precedes the event. Lucille Hughes Lizzie Rauch and Alice Foster head the supper committee.
Mildred Sanders and Mrs Bessie Myers visit in Fort Wayne with Mr and Mrs Johnny Bickell while Mrs Laura Wallace visits in Muncie with Mr and Mrs Charles Todd. Rock Creek Two Farm Bureau plans a Thursday meeting at Rockfield school featuring a playlet There’s Music in the Air. Several members attend the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
Mrs Grover Drake has returned home from Memorial hospital Longansport. Mr and Mrs Harry Hartman and family have moved from the area and into a new residence.
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