Talbert to Roll First Ball in Legion Bowling Tourney
Department Commander Wayne Talbert of Indiana will roll the first ball in the 1964 American Legion Bowling Tournament in Ft. Wayne. The event features 496 teams and 2492 bowlers, the largest in the tournament's 23 year history, with Talbert also competing on opening day as part of the Department Commander's Team.
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Wayne Talbert
Indiana
American Legion
Ft. Wayne
Legion
Talbert
Department
Delphi Legionnaires
George Wagoner
Richard Grantham
Herman Kempf
Charles Ritzler
Delphi
Bowling tournament awards $16 553 in cash prizes
A bowling tournament at Hillcrest Bowl in Fort Wayne will offer a total of 16553 dollars in cash prizes this year. The event centers on professional and amateur bowlers competing for the purse and honors.
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Ft. Wayne
Hillcrest Bowl
Bonnet Breakfast Committee Sets Bonnet Breakfast Details
Mrs Gene Lahr announces the Bonnet Breakfast committee for Tippecanoe County Symphon y Committee. The event at Purdue Union on Tuesday March 10 at 9 am features a hat fashion show a Purdue modern dance group and a choral group amid weather related parking concerns.
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Gene Lahr
Delphi
George Wagoner
Robert Wood
Wm. S. Kerlin
Joe Tolen
Dick Clifford
Tippecanoe County Women’s Symphony Committee
Purdue Union
Purdue
Flora event committee chair to announce later
Mrs. Kenneth Knapp chairs Flora and will announce her committee at a later date. Mrs. Don Kelly will participate in Delphi's hat parade as a contribution.
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Union Building
Kenneth Knapp
Flora
Don Kelly
Delphi
Notice to Bidders Carroll County Home Groceries Second Quarter 1964
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners will accept bids until 1 30 p m DST March 2 1964 in Delphi Indiana for county home groceries including sugar bran corn flakes coffee juice peaches bananas potatoes and other listed items. The board may reject any or all bids. Charles L. Jones Wayne D. Langston Ren C. Groninger.
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Board of Commissioners of
Carroll County
Commissioners Room
Court House
Delphi
Indiana
Maxwell House
Board of Commissioners
Charles L. Jones
Wayne D. Langston
Ren C. Groninger
Shaffer Family Farm Home Rebuilt Featured in Kilowatt Ours
The February Kilowatt Ours bulletin highlights Mr and Mrs Carl Shaffer and their four children at the eight room brick home on the Crooked Road to Flora south of town. Remodeling began in January and by May they moved in, with Mary Lee directing decor and her father Dewey Zinn hanging wallpaper. The family, including Greg 16 Gary 12 Carla 9 and Brad 3, share a life of school, sports, swimming, and plans to repurpose the old smoke and wash houses. Carl Shaffer, class of 1942, an insurance salesman, and Mary Lee Zinn, daughter of Dewey and Mary Zinn, previously lived in Alabama and Indianapolis.
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Carl Shaffer
Kilowatt Ours
Carroll County
REMC
Shaffer
Flora
Town
Mary Lee
Dewey Zinn
Shaffers
Greg
Robert Clawson
Gary
Indianapolis
Carla
Brad
Mary Lee Zinn
Alabama
Carl
State University
Tuscaloosa
Lee Shaffer
West Chemicals Co
Bids Sought for Carroll County Scrap Metal 1964
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for scrap metal from the County Highway Department for 1964. Bids are due by 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday March 3 1964 at the Auditor's office Delphi Indiana with pickup at the highway garage Flora or designated sites. bidding bonds waived.
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Board of Commissioners
Carroll County
State of
Indiana
Auditor
Delphi
Flora
Charles Jones
Wayne Langston
Ren C. Groninger
Sectional Basketball Ticket Plan Announced for Delphi
Delphi High School will receive 829 sectional tournament tickets to be used at Frankfort next Thursday through Saturday. Athletic director Norm Ebrite outlined sales to adult season ticket holders and local adults, with forms due by Monday noon February 24 and tickets priced at 2.00 each.
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Delphi High School
Frankfort
Norm Ebrite
Delphi
West Lafayette
Mr and Mrs Herb Smith Guest of Urbana Illinois Couple
Mr and Mrs Herb Smith were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Brown in Urbana Illinois during the visit.
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Herb Smith
Mrs
Roy Brown
Urbana, Illinois
Bids Sought for Carroll County Highway Scrap 1964
The Carroll County Indiana Commissioners invite sealed bids for scrap metal from the County Highway Department for 1964. Bids must be per hundred pounds and can be submitted at the Delphi Auditor's office or the Flora highway garage with pickups arranged by the department. Bid bonds are waived.
Criswell Participates in German Combat Training Exercise
Army Specialist Five Ronald G. Criswell of Idaville Indiana took part near Giessen Germany in a full exercise testing offensive and defensive tactics under simulated battle conditions. Criswell a combat construction specialist with Company A 12th Engineer Battalion arrived overseas in May 1962 and is a 1959 Idaville High School graduate.
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Giessen
Germany
AHTNC
Ronald G. Criswell
Glenn E. Criswell
Carroll County Women Meet for Farm Bureau Convention
Almost thirty Carroll County women gathered at the Farm Bureau building at 7 a.m. Tuesday to travel to the annual Farm Bureau Women's Convention in Indianapolis.
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Carroll County
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Women's
Indianapolis
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Bonnet
J. Dewey Zinn
Delphi, Indiana
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Savings and Loan Corporation
R.E.M.C. Bulletin
Brad, Carla, Gary and
Greg Shaffer
Charles Jones Wayne Langston
Mary Turner
Monticello
S. O. Anderson
Anderson
William H
Nancy Timmons Sidenbender
Charles
Hammond
Dwaine Wigner
Don’s TV and Appliances
Zenith
Logansport
Abner Bowen
Sugar Creek Conservation Club
Resieargh
Ivvynkoop
Frank Fitch
Prop
Oor “Ion
Keikaa Company OF Indiana, Inc
Daniel M. Brown
Ind
Lowery Insurance Agency
Flora Ph
A&p
Jane Parker
Mainers
Ie OY
Betty Crocker
Wisconsin
Cheddar Sharp Cheese
Miller’s Soda Crackers
Borden
RS Aas
Leeses
Ebrite
Pe Lee
Soldier
Idaville High School
Raes
Age
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