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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
4
Willard Clay Hall of route 2 Delphi has forfeited the right to drive for one year following a driving while intoxicated conviction as shown on the latest Driver Suspension List from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
Your Pharmacist presents a pitch on longevity and health, urging readers to consult their physician to obtain a longer, healthier life as a priceless gift worth pursuing.
A Volkswagen driven by Stephen Paul Been of Logansport and an auto driven by Leon Adsit of Burrows were damaged east of Rockfield on highway 25 Saturday morning. Both cars pulled out to pass a third car, causing the collision. Damage estimated at 700 dollars by Deputy Sheriff Fred Dillon. Lt. and Mrs. William Bewley of Clovis New Mexico visit Delphi Flora relatives including Mrs. Richard Wray Mrs. Junor Orr and Mrs. Gerry Underhill.
Mrs Alma Pierce will spend Christmas in Detroit with her son James and family. She plans to travel to Texas for several months to stay with her daughter Mrs Betty Thompson and family.
Mr and Mrs William Isley of Camden welcomed a son on December 13 at Home hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Hinkle of Burlington welcomed a son at Memorial hospital Logansport. Mr and Mrs Merlin Mullin of Camden route 2 welcomed a son at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard Eller of Bringhurst route 1 welcomed a daughter at Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs William Maynard of Flora welcomed a daughter at Home hospital. Mr and Mrs Phil Davis of Bringhurst welcomed a son at Home hospital.
Members of the Auxiliary Chapter of Delphi Psi Iota Xi held their Christmas party at Mrs. Russell Jones home with Mrs. George Anderson and Mrs. Dean Mills assisting. Maxine Rodgers performed two vocal solos with Carolyn Verrill as accompanist, also giving a reading and a piano solo. Dessert followed from decorated tables and an exchange framed by a bright Christmas tree.
About $200 damage was reported to autos owned by Allen Lee Ragan and Keith E Houser of Delphi after a Sunday morning collision at Rocks Salvage Yard in West Delphi. Deputy Sheriff Fred Dillon said Ragan pulled out of the salvage yard into the Houser auto. No injuries were reported.
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners will open sealed bids at 9 a.m. CST on Tuesday January 3 1961 for sewer pipe drainage tile cement ready mix fuel oils greases fuels and related goods for the county highway department. Bids must be in duplicate on prescribed forms with a corporate surety bond or certified check. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Linda Rae Brethen and James V. Kirkendall wed at United Presbyterian Church in Southfield Michigan with 200 guests. Rev Paul H Sutton officiated as Allen Milburn sang. The couple plans to reside at Spartan Village East Lansing while both return to Michigan State University.
In Delphi Indiana on December 23 1960 a hospital patient thanks all who sent cards visitors and carolers for Christmas joy. She credits pipe organ music nurses aids decorations and the carolers voices singing Silent Night to make the season magical and calm.
Locals report Mrs Harold Vaughan and Art McDowell visiting ill uncle C B Mellinger in Attica. Alva Sturdivant and spouse sold East Main Street Flora property to Burt A Wiles and will move to Logansport apartment. sale handled by Rinehart Auctions. Other plans include Rohrabaugh hosting Cleaver Shultheis and Elrod families for Christmas meals, Heiland family visiting Kite and Heiland in Indianapolis, and Jesse McCain with daughter Margaret Mullin flying to Apple Valley California.
A marriage license has been issued here to John Hollace Mount 18 and Donna Joyce Lucas 19 both of Delphi.
Mrs. Don Burkhalter will accompany her sister Miss Jean Brehmer home for the holidays. Jean Brehmer, employed in Kansas City, will return with her sister by train.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Korb and daughter Laura will arrive Saturday to spend the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson and Susan who will be home from Northwestern.
Dr. E. S. Emerson underwent surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. He was accompanied by John McCormick who returned home Saturday. Mrs. Emerson left the latter part of the week to be with her husband in Rochester.
Mr and Mrs William Thompson of Iowa City Iowa will arrive Monday for a visit with Mrs Thompson s parents Mr and Mrs Joseph T Ives The coming visit will reunite two families in Iowa City with Mrs Ives as the host and her parents welcoming the Thompsons into their home
Mr and Mrs Rolly Harwell of Nashville Tennessee will spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs Harwells parents Mr and Mrs Myron J Johnson. At a pre Christmas gathering Mr and Mrs Myron J Johnson Sara Jane and Jerry met Mr and Mrs Dinty Johnson and sons of Chicago at Kentland for dinner.
David Clifford arrived home early Wednesday morning by plane from Washington DC where he attends school. He was met in Indianapolis by Maurice Clifford.
Lt. and Mrs. Gerald Ward and their two children from New Jersey are scheduled to arrive Friday or Saturday for a domestic visit. The trip emphasizes family time and has no specified events attached.
The notice lists holiday visits from families including Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Underhill and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sprowl in Biloxi and Wayne residents Mr. and Mrs. T. Elwood Mounts. It also notes a courthouse employees Christmas party and supper at 6:30 p.m. at the Legion home.
December weather and overexertion can weaken resistance to infections. Poor meals affect vitamin intake. Call to order vitamins or visit to inspect our complete stock of dependable, fairly priced vitamins of every potency.
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