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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
4
The Modern Mrs Home Economics club will meet January 23 with Mrs. Robert Popejoy. Mrs. Charles Myers and Mrs. Raymond Temple will assist.
Mrs. Perlman planned a surprise fiftieth birthday dinner for her husband at their Lafayette home. Eighteen Delphi friends attended, bringing gifts marking half a century. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradshaw, Myron Johnson, Robert Bradshaw, Paul Johnson, Abner Bowen, Dale Yeoman, William Kerlin, Joseph Ives, and Tom Peters.
Rotary club heard H B Wilson discuss Ours by Heritage at Tuesday’s luncheon. Wayne Eikenberry introduced him as program chairman for the month.
The Clay Harmony Home Economics group will gather at noon on January 24 with Mrs. Ruth hosting. The meeting follows Miller Street with co-hostesses the newly elected officers.
Orr's Drug Store reports a fresh shipment of DeMets Turtles and assorted box chocolates arriving for stocking and customer orders.
Tipwa Grange will hold its regular meeting Thursday night. Plans for degree work will be completed and the lecture hour will feature a March of Dimes. Pie and coffee will be served.
The Delphi Women's Club gathers Friday January 26 at 2 p m in the Presbyterian church with speaker Robert W value Williamsburg Virginia. Members are urged to bring guests and prospective members. Mrs Charles Bradshaw will announce committees. treasurer and secretary to be elected. Hostesses include Mesdames Gearold aes Delos Wood Arthur Clausen Archie Nelson Catherine Brackenridge and W O Pearson.
Welcome In Grange met January 11 at the hall in Radnor. A single business meeting and a social gathering will be held each month. The next event is a supper at 6 p.m. on Friday January 26.
Noah Barnard 83 a Burlington resident died Wednesday afternoon at Memorial hospital Logansport after a long life in Burlington born August 28 1867 a member of the Christian church and survived by wife Minnie Popejoy Barnard who died in 1924 two sons Walter Logansport and Ralph Richmond.
George Brooks 68 longtime Delphi resident and school bus driver died Monday at Robert Long hospital Indianapolis after a five week illness. Born in St Claire Tennessee he was son of Thomas and Geneva Brooks. Survived by widow Billie White two sons Dana Delphi four daughters Lillian Brasher Connie Doson Los Angeles Mary E Key Detroit Marybelle Hill Chicago two brothers Will Ed both in Tennessee and sister Lucy Long St Claire. Funeral Wednesday at Jackson funeral home with Rev O D Williams officiating burial in Masonic cemetery.
Rummage sale in the Assembly Room of the Court House Saturday January 20 from 9 to 12 morning. Sponsored by Women of the Moose.
Notice to Carroll County taxpayers that the Delphi-Deer Creek Township Consolidated School Corporation will hold a 7:30 p.m. January 29, 1951 hearing in Delphi to consider additional appropriations for building fund capital and debt service. The board seeks funds for construction equipment and incidental expenses of a new school building and invites taxpayer input before possible referral to the State Board of Tax Commissioners. The president is Brown and the secretary is Charles E. Board.
Delphinee and Professional Women will meet Monday evening January 22 at Mrs. Jean Riley’s home on East Columbia Street. The event will be a Valentine party and by laws are to be revised at the business meeting. Assisting the hostess will be Helen Schilling Mildred Waymire Melvina Goyer and Rosemary Fitch.
William E. Goff aged 80 of Monti cello, as of James A. Goff of Delphi, died Thursday evening at his residence. Burial was Saturday in Riverview cemetery.
Mrs Anna Jones of west of town is reported to be improving after a recent illness. She is receiving care at home and in good spirits as she recovers.
Among those from out of town here for the funeral of Bernie ace on Tuesday morning were Mr and Mrs Leo Hefleng of Elwood Mr and Mrs Don Hefleng of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Homer Hendrickson of Rensselaer CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends for their beautiful cards and gifts and for the many other kindnesses shown me during my stay in the hospital Karen Weaver NOTICE ee wishing to place vee
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