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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1955
Page
7
Jackson township Home Demonstration club members will hold their annual mother daughter banquet at the Methodist church on Wednesday evening February 9. The roll call answer will be My biggest white lie. Committee members in charge include Mary Wise Verna Coplen Evelyn Sanderson Mabel Chapman Maude Jones and Stella Johnson.
Mrs. Jessie Lines age 85 former Camden resident died at her Logansport home Saturday. Funeral rites took place Tuesday at the residence with Rev. M. Robinson officiating and burial followed at Camden Cemetery.
Mrs. Jesse Kendall, long patient at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette for observation and treatment, was discharged and returned to her home on Sunday.
Delphi Lumber Go provides service halt for its building materials with contact at 720 305 N Market St Delphi Ind.
Howard Myers and Raymond Judy attended the hardware convention in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Mrs. Myers accompanied them and spent the day with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Wall. Mothers Club of World War I will meet on Thursday February at the home of Mrs. Effie Wyatt.
Roy Gardner of New Orleans attended funeral services for his father C. H. Gardner. Mrs. Gardner returned home with her son.
Mrs Dorothy Shanks of Logansport was a guest of Mr and Mrs Floyd Gardner during a brief social visit indicating cordial local circles and hospitality.
Mrs Cora Lesh entertained the Lutheran Missionary Society at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Sunday guests at Mr Charles Jones and family included Mrs Etta Jones Mr and Mrs Sam Helvie and family and Mrs Herman Rynearson and student Clarence Eyer of Purdue.
The Legion Auxiliary Unit 414 will convene Monday evening February 7 at the home of Mrs. Fern Sullivan with Mrs. Ru Raber and Mrs. Helen Cree as assistant hostesses.
Mrs Hanna Appleton will entertain the Dorcas Society of the Baptist church on Thursday evening February 3 with Miss Anna Case assisting.
The Red Cross stands as a global symbol of neighborly aid helping people in trouble. It highlights blood donations and emergency relief for families, fishermen, and servicemembers, urging readers to answer the call in March and subscribe.
Local farmers aided in multiplying a new Clintland spring oat variety superior to Clinton 59 in yield and crown rust resistance. Purdue distributed foundation seed by county oat acreage. certified seed limited to one farm in ten in the state. Farmers named include Frank Barnhart Son, Earl Downham, Ray Garrison, and others. social event noted for Mrs Gardner's birthday.
A reader recalls attending a Centerville basketball game at Orrs last Friday. Centerville led early, our team rallied, Stretch Brown hit a long set shot to take the lead, and an old man who cheered for Centerville shifted allegiances to our side after witnessing the comeback.
Auditor Ada J. Roach certifies the January 1955 commissioners claims total and names numerous individuals and firms paid, including Harley Barber, Vern Avery, Wayne Butler, The Delphi Journal, The Delphi Citizen, and various suppliers and service providers with amounts ranging from a few dollars to several hundred. The document lists payments to individuals, utilities, and businesses such as Remington Rand Inc, Ind State Sanatorium, Central State Hospital, and Smith suppliers, and confirms the record as a true copy of the claims.
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