Purdue student Prethvi Singh speaks at Rotary luncheon
Prethvi Singh, Purdue graduate student and native of Bikaner India, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon held Tuesday at The Ranch House. He shared his homeland customs while Walter Clawson introduced him. former member Ralph Thorpe rejoined the club with guests Ed Brown Joe Rossback Robert Courtney Rev. Howard Jenkins and Harley Davis of Delphi present.
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Prethvi Singh
Purdue University
Rotary
Ranch House
Mr. Singh
Bikaner
India
New Delhi
Walter Clawson
Ralph Thorpe
Ed Brown
Joe Rossback
Purdue
Robert Courtney
Howard Jenkins
Harley Davis
Delphi
Woman's Society marks Delphi meeting at Mrs Chissom home
Fifty members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Delphi Methodist Church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Bertha Chissom's home. Mrs C H Jeffries led, donations supported Payne College in Augusta Georgia and the infantile paralysis fund. Mrs Don Kelly gave devotions with Mrs Ralph Melin as soloist and hymn leader. Mrs Frank Sheets spoke on Payne College for Negro students. Refreshments included ice cream and valentine cakes with coffee.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Delphi Methodist Church
Bertha Chissom
C. H. Jeffries
Payne College
Augusta
Georgia
Infantile Paralysis Fund
Don Kelly
Ralph Melin
Frank Sheets
Committees Named for Pittsburg Card Parties
The Tippecanoe Township Home Economics Club announced February 5 and February 12 card party committees at Pittsburg school. February 5 chair Lytle Anderson with Davis Vaughan Howell Brookbank and Mary Benjamin. February 12 chair Freida Bur gitt with Lybrook Heckathorn Howell. Last Thursday’s party awarded three prizes to Weil Thayer Hyman Maxwell with door prize to Shannon and traveling prize to Maxwell.
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Pittsburg School
Tippecanoe Township
Eachree
Kate Weil
Lillian Thayer
Earl Hyman
James Maxwell
Glayds Shannon
Bob Maxwell
West Side Flower Club Hosts Luncheon and Party
The West Delphi Flower Club met at Mrs. Grace Baldwin’s home for a cooperative luncheon and party with seventeen members present. Prizes went to Mrs. Alice King and Mrs. Ethel Rose, and birthday gifts were given to Mrs. King. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Susie Black, with plans for a rummage sale on February 21.
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West Delphi Flower Club
Grace Baldwin
Alice King
Ethel Rose
Susie Black
Jefferson Township Home Ec Club Meets at Mrs Kestle
Mrs Muriel Kestle president of the Jefferson township Home Economics Club will entertain the group at her home for an all day meeting on February 12. She will be assisted by Mrs Esther Austin Mrs Blanche Arthur and Mrs Bessie Lilly A cooperative dinner will be served at noon followed by a white elephant sale
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Muriel Kestle
Jefferson Township
Mrs Joseph Peterson Hosts Deer Creek H E Club
Mrs Joseph Peterson will entertain the Deer Creek Township Home Economics club at her home north of Delphi on Thursday February 12 at 130 p m The project lesson on Whats New in Household Equipment will be given Assisting Mrs Peterson are Mrs Lola Cleaver Mrs Laura Parks and Mrs Helen Clifford
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Joseph Peterson
Deer Creek Township
Delphi
Peterson
Lola ‘Cleaver
Laura Parks
Helen Clifford
Clay Township Home Economics Club Meeting Planned
The Clay Township Home Economics club will meet February 11 at 1 30 pm with Mrs John Beard assisting hostess Mrs Jennie Balkema devotions by Mrs Guy Clauser.
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Clay Township Home Economics Club
Beard
Clay Township
John Beard
Jennie Balkema
Guy Clauser
Tipwa Grange Honors Bride With Miscellaneous Shower
Tipwa Grange members host a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Thelma Peter formerly Thelma Randle. Each member brings a baby picture for a contest to entertain the evening. Second degree will be conferred on waiting candidates by Grange officers. Doughnuts will be served. Also advertised: Girls Green Gym Suits Girls White Gym Shoes Boys Basketball Shoes and Pants now in stock at Quick & Clifford.
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Tipwa Grange
Thelma Peterson
Thelma Randle
The
Grange
Quick & Clifford
Madison Township Home Economics Club Hosts Meeting
Mrs. Leonard Clawson will entertain the Madison Township Home Economics club at her home on Wednesday afternoon February 11 at 1 30 pm Assisting will be Mrs Lester Dickinson and Mrs Rose Clem Friends here received cards from County Auditor and Mrs Russell Harter vacationing in Ocala Florida noting mild weather and cheap prices Harold Honan has left Albuquerque for Los Angeles Ed McGuire Jr Purdue student spent the weekend with his father Ed McGuire Sr Mr and Mrs Edgar Fountain Sr returned from Osborn Ohio after attending the wedding of W H Carl and Myrtle Landis at the Trotwood Brethren church Lafayette guests Mr and Mrs Robert Mohlman Saturday evening with Ralph Hanna Mr and Mrs Jesse Wise hosted Sunday dinner for Alvin Buck Lafayette Marvin Henderson Mrs Hattie Henderson and daughter Vivian
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Leonard Clawson
Madison Township Home Economics Club
Clawson
Lester Dickinson
Rose Clem
Russell Harter
Ocala
Florida
Edgar Fountain, Sr
Osborn
Ohio
W. H. Carl
Myrtle Landis
Trotwood Brethren Church
Jesse Wise
Alvin Buck
Lafayette
Marvin Henderson
Hattie Henderson
Vivian
John Wagoner
Mary Annabelle
North
Here
Edgar Oakes
Rosemary
Walter Kite
Bob Bol
PTA
Owasco School
Robert
Lucille Neuenschwander
Woodrow James
Leon
Nan Wagoner
Marie Smeltzer
Cleo Wolf
Brethren Church
John Robert Wagoner
Cleveland
Everett Dunk
Pyrmont
Church of the Brethren
Local Notes From Delphi and Surrounding Areas
Several residents attend events in Indianapolis and Lafayette. John Brant Drama at the Indianapolis Scottish Rite draws Jesse Patrick Clement Ducknall Robert Sieber and Carl Jones. Purdue graduation exercises attract Mrs Harry Haugh and Jerre. New renters include Mr and Mrs George Wood at Front street and Mr and Mrs Clarence Cope at Ratcliff building. Marilyn Julien from Delphi appears at the Allen School of Dancing in Lafayette. Mrs Charles Fife returns from St Elizabeth hospital. Robert Hall attends IGA mid winter conference in Chicago. Katherine McDowell visits Fort Wayne for business. Mrs Olive McGuire and daughter Kathleen visit relatives in Logansport area. Mrs Roy McKinney ill with heart ailment after pneumonia. Andrew Gray family moving from Deer Creek to a farm north of Logansport. Cecil Manus and wife welcome a son in Battle Ground. Carrie Welday visits Rossville. Earl Trent and wife welcome twins in Flora. Goyer team set to play at Camden then Winamac. Denk Shoe Store advertises women’s shoes at 2.49.
Pittsburg School Hosts Thursday Euchre Card Party
Community notice invites euchre players to a weekly Thursday event at Pittsburg School promoting a hot lunch program. Subscription available for The Citizen.
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Pittsburg School
Heckathorn Noss Announcement of 1948 Wedding
Announcement of Miss Mary Elise Heckathorn marrying Dr Theodore K Noss at Thorndike Helton Chapel Stee Theological Seminary January 28 1948 The bride daughter of E L Heckathorn Delphi and active at University of Chicago since WAVES discharge The groom Navy veteran recently taught Sociology at University of Texas They will reside in Austin Texas Also engagement of Katherine Woods to J Frank Pearson Delphi to Monticello notes no wedding date set
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Mary Elise Heckathorn
Theodore K. Noss
Thorndike Helton
Stee Theological Seminary
E. L. Heckathorn
Delphi
University of Chicago
University of Texas
Noss
Austin
Texas
Journalism course offered at Kokomo extension
Indiana University Kokomo Center will offer a Introduction to Journalism course starting Feb. 9 taught by Andrew G. Olofson, Kokomo Tribune city editor. The class meets Tuesdays 8 to 10 15 p m for three university credits.
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Kokomo
Indiana
Indiana University Kokomo Center
Andrew G. Olofson
Kokomo Tribune
Virgil Hunt
Kokomo Center
Municipalife
Indiana University
Olofson
West Sycamore Street
Alexander K. Bell
I. U. Kokomo Center
Purdue University
Purdue
Pyrmont Social Roundup Highlights Numerous Visits
Residents near Pyrmont hosted family and friends over the weekend with gatherings at Owasco and Pyrmont schools. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Wagoner and daughter from Cleveland, Edgar Oakes and Rosemary, and many local families. A church basement shower for Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Wolf was announced and a bake sale planned for the near future.
Goyer Basketball Squad Defeats Camden 100 to 76 in Elmwood Gym
Goyers Independent team from Delphi poured baskets at Camden Gym to beat Camden Independents 100 76 led by Clyde Spear 25 Kempf 22 Ashba 18 and Robertson 12. Earlier they defeated the Cutler Independents 67 50 at Wildcat gym with Kempf 19 Spear 12 and Robertson 16 leading the scoring.
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Goyer
Delphi
Camden Gym
Camden Independents
Kempf
Jones
Clyde Spear
Carl Spear
Victor
Robertson
Ashba
Camden
Barnard
Doyle
Dittman
Edging
Drake
Goyer’s
Cutler Independents
Wildcat Gym
Spear
Cole
Rozhon
Cutler
Kelly
Dyer
Robison
Curts
Jordan
Allen
Wilson
Sheagley
Overholser
Reef
Smith
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Women's Society of Methodist Church
Pittsburg
West Side Flower Club
Ec. Club
Kestle
Deer Creek
H. E. Club
Madison Home Economics Club
Harold Honan
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Los Angeles
California
Ed McGuire, Jr
Ed McGuire, Sr
Robert Mohlman
Ralph Hanna
Jesse Patrick
Clement Ducknall
Robert Sieber
Carl Jones
Indianapolis
John Brant
Harry Haugh
Jerre
Mary.Garling
Francisville
C. J. Smith
George Wood
Shepard
Front Street
Clarence Cope
Ratcliff Building
Katie Mabbitt
St. Anthony’s
Tony Packard
Logansport
Charles Killion
Alabama
Allen School of Dancing
Marilyn Julien
Charles Fife
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Robert Hall
Chicago
IGA
Katherine McDowell
Fort Wayne
Mrs
Olive McGuire
Kathleen
Mrs. McGuire
F. A. Weckerly
Roy McKinney
Andrew Gray
Cecil Manus
Battle Ground
Lockport
Carrie Welday
Rossville
Barbara Hufford
Frank Hufford
Earl Trent
Flora
Logansport Hospital
Winamac
Denk Shoe Store
Margaret Seward
Lucile
Journal
Jemima
PAN
Aday
Oxydol
Great Northern
Pillsbury
Creme Pt
Flotill
Heckathorn
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