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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1955
Page
2
Mrs Katheryn Sears and Mrs Marjorie Lorber of New York arrived in Delphi Saturday morning after the death of their mother Mrs Mary Wilson. They remained until the evening to return to New York where both are employed.
Delphi Indiana's George W Roach son of Mr and Mrs Harry Roach was chosen president of Alpha Zeta at Purdue University He graduated Delphi High School in 1951 and held roles with Future Farmers of America yearbook staff Hi and the National Honor Society He belongs to the Agricultural Council and the Agronomy Club Acacia social fraternity and is a senior in Purdue School of Agriculture.
The annual Razzberry dinner for Volume 364 40 et 8 of Lafayette is set for February 8 at 6 30 p.m. at the Chateau. Several local members plan to attend the event.
Fred Bassett is listed as a patient in Home hospital Lafayette under observation and undergoing treatment.
Carroll County 4-H enrollees sent to Purdue on January 1 show a net gain of 10 members from 1954, totaling 154 for the state office. Beef, dairy, sheep, and poultry projects report shifts in head counts, breed breakdowns, and enrollment windows with senior dairy calf classes open until April 1 and all other projects due by May 1 at the County Union Office.
Troop 18 led by Mrs. Boyd Trapp and Mrs. Charles Smith held a birthday party in the Brownie Scout room with cupcakes and chocolate milk served by Mrs. Royce Kurtz and Mrs. Charles Beale. Troop 22 under Mrs. Orville Cassman and others celebrated in Brownie rooms with cookies and chocolate milk served by Leota Weaver Betty Kirkpatrick Caro lyn Criswell. mothers attended. The Carolees Sandra Cassell and Jerry Daniels entertained Tippecanoe County Foreman's club at a ladies night in the Purdue Union Building with piano music by Mrs. Harold Welch accompanying Carroll county’s vocal duet.
We thank friends neighbors Rev James Wm Ran kin the organist the pallbearers and Eikenberry funeral home for kindness and sympathy at the death of our mother Mrs Mary Wilson.
The 16th annual 4 H adult leader conference takes place Tuesday February 15 at Delphi’s Presbyterian Church. Rotary Clubs and Purdue University Agricultural Extension Service sponsor. Earl Heckathorn and others organize the program with work sessions on citizenship and 4 H club development. Leaders from Cass Pulaski White and Carroll counties attend. lunch is served by church women.
Kenneth Wilson has filed suit in Carroll circuit court against Marjorie Joan Wilson seeking an absolute divorce. Wilbur Lane represents the plaintiff. Mr and Mrs Frank Swaim, Lloyd and Frieda Burgitt will leave Sunday for a vacation in Florida.
The Sharp family thanks friends for prayers and acts of kindness during Veral Nrp's long illness and passing. Mrs. Mary F Sharp and children Benny and JoAnna Sharp convey enduring gratitude for support.
The community club annual meeting elected Gene Brim as president J B Mossier as vice president P O Waggoner as secretary C W Ryan as treasurer and directors A H Giltner Boyd Wheeler Basil Ayres Ora Shirar for two years Directors returning this year are Fred Clawson Herb Johnson Richard Ayres and Barney Primmer The nominating committee report was given by Al Moss.
Tippecanoe township Farm Bureau to meet Monday evening February 7 at the Pittsburg hall. Ralph Reagan will discuss Social Security as it affects farmers. A cooperative supper at 6 30. Attendees to bring well filled baskets and table service. Committee members listed with families.
Mr and Mrs Burton Honan travel to Albuquerque New Mexico to visit his sister and plan a six week absence from home.
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