Mrs Paul Johnson Visits Washington D C Family
Mrs Paul Johnson travels to Washington D C to visit her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Robert Korb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
Washington, D. C
Robert Korb
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1959
Page
2
Financial ledger summary for 1958 city funds
Recording shows Street Lighting and Street Fund balances plus receipts and disbursements for 1958. Fire Fund opening balance, outstanding indebtedness to Smith Construction Co. of Flora Indiana, and clerk treasurer Florence Nicewander cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.V.H
Smith Construction Co
Flora
Indiana
Home Demonstration Council Opens 1959 Agenda in January
Carroll County Home Demonstration Council members meet January 12 at 11 30 a m at Mrs Joseph Petersons home for a first 1959 get acquainted session plus key business. Tri Kappa Delphi observes its 10th anniversary with a joint dinner January 13 at 6 30 p m in the REMC auditorium hosted by Faye Wood Willa Bowen Edna Kirkpatrick and Betty McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Home Demonstration Council
Joseph Peterson
Tri Kappa Chapter
Delphi
REMC
Faye Wood
Willa Bowen
Edna Kirkpatrick
Betty McCormick
Jefferson Township Home Demonstration Club All Day Session
The Jefferson township Home Demonstration club meets today at Adah Million's home for an all day session. Assisting hostess are Edith Davis and Maude Jones. Bring valentines to be sent to Riley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Community Bids Farewell to Minnie Smith
The family of Minnie Smith thanks neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy shown after her passing, expressing gratitude for support during their time of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Smith
Burrows Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting Called
The annual meeting of Burrows Telephone Company stockholders will be held Wednesday January 14 at 1 p m in Burrows Community Hall. Fred Martin serves as President and Robert Justice as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Burrows Telephone Company
Burrows Community Hall
Fred Martin
Robert Justice
Sec’y
Local clubs and social visits mark January events
Cutler H. D. Club meets January 13 at Mrs. Wesley Ficken’s home with Mrs. Ben Fetterhoff assisting. Mrs. Fred Clem hosted a tea for her mother Mrs. Charles Santifur of Dayton. Guests included Ruth Bowman Lena Whetzel and others. Roberta Sherman from Cincinnati visited Veral Sparks and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Best and children visited Joe Cook’s family. Guy Sibbitt and family spent weeks with Marion Leaning in Florida. Music Club elected officers Edward Morris president Quentin Clem vice president Harold Washington secretary treasurer. Roberta Clem and Frank Harlan announce a son Brian. Presbyterian Carry In Supper scheduled. Mrs. Garfield Newell of Fulton visited Wm. Newell. WSCS Ball Hill M E Church to meet at Mrs. Richard Funkhouser with helpers and program by Mrs. Gilbert Gray and Mrs. Eugene Barnard. Harold Washington hosted a New Year’s party for Sunday School class. guests include Martha, Myra, Marilyn Carter of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Club
Wesley Ficken
Ben Fetterhoff
Fred Clem
Charles Santifur
Dayton
Willis Allen
Ruth Bowman
Carl Clem
Lena Whetzel
C. G. Loman
H. E. Deeds
Ruth Bordner
Lloyd Mocherman
Roberta. Sherman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Veral Sparks
Barclay Berry
Opal Berry
Forest
Edythe Peters
W. D. Best
Marion
Joe Cook
Guy Sibbitt
Marion Leaning
Riveria
Fla
Music Club
Edward Morris
Quentin Clem
Harold Washington
Roberta
Frank Harlan
Sacramento
Calif
Brian
Presbyterian Church
Garfield Newell
Fulton
Wm. Newell
WSCS
Ball Hill M.E
Richard Funkhouser
Morty Pullen, Jr
Nora Robertson
Gilbert Gray
Eugene Barnard
Martha, Myra
Marilyn Carter
Indianapolis
Clay Township home demonstration party set for January 14
The Clay Township Homemakers Club will meet at Mrs. John Beard’s home on January 14 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Jack Hardesty will assist the hostess and Mrs. Elmer Wampler will present colored slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township Home Demonstration Club
John Beard
Jack Hardesty
Elmer Wampler
Appreciation for Emergency Responders After Accident
The Quentin Smith family and Lionel Smith family express thanks to the officers, ambulances, and others who assisted at the time of the accident and since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Smith
Lionel Smith
Indiana Trading Stamps Foster Thrifty Statewide Club
Daily over a million Indiana women shop for S and H Green Stamps forming a large statewide thrift club. Their saving supports local business while providing home extras, stitching a common practice into Indiana life, public information from Sperry and Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
S&h
Delphi Chamber Elects Officers and Directors
OFC OFFICERS Dean Overholser, recently named prosecuting attorney, was elected president of the Delphi Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday night. He succeeds Charles A. Wood. Don Bowman was chosen vice president, Robert Clawson treasurer, and Dorthéa Shaffer re elected secretary. Directors named include Robert Quinn Bev Berninger Pearl Robinson Ralph Melin and Raymond Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Overholser
Delphi Chamber of Commerce
Overholser
Charles A. Wood
Don Bowman
Robert Clawson
Dorthéa Shaffer
Robert Quinn
Bev Berninger
Pearl Robinson
Ralph Melin
Raymond Todd
Furst Family Returns From Austin Visit
Mr and Mrs George Furst and daughter Thelma with Mrs Ever ett Thompson of Walton return from Austin Texas where they visited Mr Furst's sister Mrs Lena Stewart in a brief family outing with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Furst
Thelma
Everett Thompson
Walton
Austin
Texas
Mr. Furst
Lena Stewart
Administrator Appointed in Indiana Estate Case
In Carroll County Indiana Fred Martin appointed Administrator of Minnie Smith deceased on December 30 1958. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Dated Delphi Indiana December 30 1958. (SEAL) J Reid McCain Clerk. Lewis N Mullin attorney for Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Indiana
Fred Martin
Minnie Smith
Delphi
J. Reid McCain
Lewis N. Mullin
Atty
Carroll County Public Sale January 13 1959
The State of Indiana acting for the Division of Public Works and Supply will offer two parcels at a public sale in Carroll County on January 13 1959. Parcel 1 is a two room house on SH 29 north end of Burlington owned by Frank Bensum. Parcel 2 is a four room frame house in poor condition and three outbuildings on SR 29 north end of Burlington owned by Hazel VanMetter. Cash or certified funds required with $25 deposits per site as binder. Wm Higbur Deputy Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Division of Public Works and Supply
Carroll County
SH 29
Burlington
Frank Bensum
Hazel VanMetter
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CLAY
Woman's Club
State
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OFC
Wm. Higbur
Public Works & Supply
Wynkoop Pharmacy Inc
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