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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
4
A partial stock subscription document dated January 8 1965 shows Velma M. Brown as the notary public with seal. The text confirms sworn to and subscribed on the date, indicating a formal notification of share ownership.
A list of church activities across several congregations with Sunday School times and worship hours. Entries include D&LPhI Full Gospel Tabernacle, Rockfield Christian Church, St Matthew’s Lutheran, Yeoman Methodist, Pittsburg Church of the Brethren, Hickory Grove, St Mary’s Episcopal, and Pentecostal Church. Each notes pastoral staff or superintendent and weekly meeting times.
The Delphi Community School Corporation invites bids for one 66 passenger bus, one 60 passenger bus, and one truck chassis with specified delivery dates in 1965. Terms cash within 30 days, 5 percent bidder's bond, financing arranged by owner. Bidder must meet state safety specifications and file bonds. Dated January 4 1965.
Miss Marit Graff Hagen, a foreign exchange student from Norway, will address the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Delphi Methodist Church on Tuesday evening January 19 at 7 30 in the church parlor. She will present slides about Norway. Mrs Woodrow Whiteman leads devotions and Faith Circle hosts invite all women of the church and community.
Linda Gerbens daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Gerbens and Charles Ross son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Ross Sr were wed at Bethlehem Lutheran Rockford Illinois Linda works for Delta Airlines while Ross is an IBM operator in Chicago and army serviceman. The couple's address is 5636 West Park Avenue Apt 2 South Cicero Illinois. Also Lora Helen Titus and Lawrence F K Freyberger were married at Logansport State Hospital by Justice Lee Stone and Juanita Kay Shaw and Dayne Lee Whiteman wed January 8 at Frankfort route 7.
State highway official John Burrough announced that traffic between Flora and Camden on Ind 75 will be diverted east on Ind 18 to Ind 29 then north to Ind 218 and west on Ind 218 to Camden due to an unsafe iron bridge over Deer Creek. The bridge has a wooden floor and rusted iron beams making it unsafe for vehicles.
The 1965 Carroll County United Fund drive has raised 14976.74 dollars, 86.6 percent of its 17300 target, leaving a 2323.26 dollar deficit. Agencies warn they cannot complete planned work without more contributions and urge readers to donate to Don Willy in Delphi, Indiana.
Adin Rebekah Lodge No. 79 met Friday night and elected Mary Popejoy Joana McCain Jessie Ashba Dorothy Smith Florence Cope Gladys Spry Evaleen Phillips Ethel Shaffer Evelyn Zook Marie Plant Elva Griffith Clara Stone Ruth Seward Gertrude Sheets Catherine Schnepp Susie Silcox and Mary Benjamin to office. Deputy installing officers were Agnes Smith Hilda Holmes Maggie Kirkpatrick Marie Thompson Mary Calvert Ethel Shaffer and Donna Simmons. Refreshments were served by the committee.
The Hershel Trapp family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness cards notes flowers and gifts after hospitalizations and their accident.
The Associate Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa met at Mrs. George Obear’s home on Tuesday January 12 for an anniversary party. Members Jean Gros Zelpha Kramer and Edna Quinn served on the committee. Hand made favors marked places for the cooperative dinner. A Trial Fund at the Library will fund a filing cabinet and a donation will aid Sheriff and Mrs. James Coghill for needy children. Minnie Roach was chosen delegate to the State Convention at French Lick with Mary Smock as alternate. The chapter voted to form another chapter at Center Grove in Johnson County. Minnie Roach and Martha Smock won bridge honors.
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