Kokomo Wildcats Guard Out Two Months With Arm Fracture
Bob Maxwell, Kokomo Wildcats junior guard, will miss two months after fracturing the right wrist in the 66 42 win over Terre Haute Garfield at Memorial Gym. Coach Joe Platt praised Maxwell as one of Kokomo High School’s best guards and noted the loss will hinder the Kats. Maxwell is the son of Miles Maxwell of Camden and his family connections are listed.
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Bob Maxwell
Kokomo Wildcats
Kats
Terre Haute Garfield
Memorial Gym
Kokomo
Maxwell
Joe Platt
St. Joseph Hospital
Platt
Kokomo High School
Bob
Miles Maxwell
Camden
David ‘Maxwell
Edith, Furnish
Faye Edging
David Maxwell
Christmas Dinner Guests From Wide Area Attend
Mr and Mrs Roy Cornelison hosted Christmas day dinner with guests from Frankfort Whitestown Geetingsville Belvedere Illinois Lombard Illinois Monroe Louisiana Lawrence Harbor New Jersey and more. The gathering included multiple King Baines Cornelison and Bain families and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Aikens
W.R. King and
LeMoine King and Daughters
Frankfort
James Shirley
Whitestown
R. E. King and Sons
Opal Baines
Bobby Baines
Geetingsville
John Cornelison
Belvedere
Illinois
W. H. Wyatt
Lombard
John L.bain
Monroe
Tommy Baines
Lawrence Harbor
New Jersey
Roy Cornelison
Rev McNab Accepts Call to Camden Baptist Church
Announcement says Rev. McNab of Mishawaka has accepted the call to Camden Baptist Church and will preach his first sermon on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNab
Mishawaka
Camden
Funeral services held for James Fouts at Columbus
The funeral services for James Fouts were conducted Wednesday morning in Columbus with burial at Creek Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Garth Johnson visited their parents over the holidays. Garth Johnson, a reverend in Indianapolis, and his wife were guests. Mr and Mrs Robert Rinehart relocated to a newly built home. Edging family to occupy the vacated Etta Jones apartment.
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James
Jim) Fouts
Anneth Bohannon
Columbus
Er Creek
Garth Johnson
I. E. E. Johnson
Garth
Indianapolis
Mrs. Johnson
Mar
Robert Rinehart
Well Edging
Etta Jones
Mrs Turpen and Max Visit Eva Cree
Mrs. Jean Turpen and her son Max of Indianapolis were guests for several days of Mrs. Eva Cree, visiting relatives including Hester Willoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Turpen
Max
Indianapolis
Eva Cree
Hester Willoby
Hicks Couple Welcome Son at Me Ne Hospital
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hicks announce the birth of a son at Me Ne hospital. The mother is the former Marybelle Arion.
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Wilbur Hicks
Mene Hospital
Hicks
Marybelle Arion
Lafayette Family Attends Alabama Dinner Before Departure
Mr and Mrs Walter M John and their Lafayette PR daughter visited Friday with her parents and other natives before departing for Alabama. They were guests at a Heya dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs E E Johnson Jr at their home.
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Walter M. John
Lafayette
Alabama
E. E. Johnson, Jr
Christmas Day Guests At E. E. Johnson Home
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson Sr hosted guests on Christmas Day including Garth Johnson of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson with daughter plus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Johnson, Sr
Garth Johnson
Indianapolis
Bill Johnson
Edward Johnson, Jr
Birth announced for son to Mr and Mrs Bill Zook
Birth notice reports a son born at Memorial Hospital Logansport to Mr and Mrs Bill Zook with Mrs Zook formerly Joan Newby daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Newby résident here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Zook
Memorial Hospital
Logansport
Twins Born Christmas Eve To Mr and Mrs Prank McCain
Mr and Mrs Prank McCain of South Berd formerly of Delphi announce the birth of twin sons on Christmas Eve. Mrs McCain is the daughter of Mr and Mrs arenee Boyer of Deer Creek. The babies are named Roy Dale and Russell Louis.
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Prank McCain
South Berd
Delphi
McCain
Arenee Boyer
Deer, Creek
Roy Dale
Russell Louis
Helen Sims Ill With Rheumatic Fever
Helen Sims daughter of Mr and Mrs Ned Sims of west of Brookston has been ill with rheumatic fever in a local case noted by the newspaper.
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Helen. Sims
Ned .Sims
West of Brookston
Rural Youth Day at Purdue University
State Rural Youth Day at Purdue University on January 6 recognizes 1954 club achievements and launches 1955 goals. Registration begins 8:30 A.M. in the Memorial Union south ballroom with a full program including a panel on Rural Youth Around the World and a banquet in the north ballroom at 6:00 P.M. Dr. Frank D. Stutz of Dayton will speak on Our Challenge. James Sharp of Flora notes it is the state's oldest and largest rural youth gathering and urges transportation and banquet ticket help.
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Purdue
Memorial Union
Carolyn Probasco
Tippecanoe County
Prairie Farmer-Wls
Frank D. Stutz
Dayton
Ohio
James Sharp
Flora
Indiana
Thank You Message From Delphi Residents
A grateful note thanks friends neighbors and local groups including Lions Cheer Club TB Cheer Clu post office Veterans Service Office Veterans Administration and staff at Delphi and American Legion Post 75 for cards gifts during hospital stay and at home signed Harry J and Joan Hammond and the boys 418 N Washington Delphi Indiana for The Citizen subscription.
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Lions Cheer Club
The
Washington St
Delphi
Indiana
Letters to the Editor December 27 1954 Christmas gifts for Indiana mental health patients
Joseph Russell Brown executive director thanks Indiana newspapers for aiding a Christmas gift drive for state mental health patients. He notes preliminary reports show more than 35000 gifts were collected and distributed at ward parties, and asks that readers' appreciation be conveyed to donors and participants.
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Tam
Indiana Nation
Joseph Russell, Brown
Christmas Day Guests Attend Alberts Turkey Dinner
Mr and Mrs Charles Alberts hosted a Christmas turkey dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Wise Mr and Mrs Harold Wesner and son Jim Mrs Alice Heilman Mr and Mrs Vern Brown Mr and Mrs Robert Alberts and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wise
Harold Wesner
Jim
Alice Heilman
Vern Brown
Robert ‘Alberts
Charles Alberts
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Delphi, Indiana
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Sent County
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