Migrant Ministry Training Session At Cutler Presby
A volunteer training session for Migrant Ministry workers will be held at Cutler Presbyterian church at 7:30 p.m. Friday July 8. Mrs Louise Jewell and Raymond Winegard of the State Board of Health will assist in training. Churches are urged to send representatives. A radio series on migrant programs will air July 11 to 15 at 11 15 over WSAL Logan sport.
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Cutler Presbyterian Church
Louise Jewell
Raymond Winegard
Department of Health
Ph. Education and Recreation
State Board of Health
Carroll County
Logansport
WSAL
Route Two News Personal Notes From Goff to Kokomo
Mrs. Bernice Orr is on vacation from Goff's store. Herbie Owen, long in Marion hospital, returns home this week. Wendy Sue Schnepp of Lafayette visited grandparents the Julien family last week. The Schnepps vacation in Wisconsin began Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hazelgrove of Lafayette were supper guests with the Juliens, visiting their grandson Tim Knowles who recently broke a leg in a motorcycle accident. Nellie Julien of Kansas City will undergo surgery in Missouri soon. Susie Silcox, moved from Delphi to Kokomo, spent last week in Delphi and works at the Elks Club there.
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Bernice Orr
Goff’s
Herbie Owen
Marion
Wendy Sue Schnepp
Lafayette
Paul Julien
Schnepp
Wsconsin
Sam Hazelgrove
Hazelgrove
Home Hospital
Tim Knowles
Nellie Julien
Kansas City
Missouri
Susie Silcox
Kokomo
Delphi
The
Elks Chub
CARTOPS Rummage Sale at Court House Assembly Room
CARTOPS announces a rummage sale on July 16 at 9 30 a m in the Court House Assembly Room. Proceeds support local club activities and projects.
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C.A.R.T.O.P.S
Court House
Purdue Distinguishes 1 356 Undergraduates in Spring List
One thousand three hundred fifty six Purdue University undergraduates earned the distinguished rating for the spring semester, placing in the top 7 5 percent. Criteria include a 5 5 average or higher in at least 14 credit hours and no grade below C. Local residents named include Bringhurst Langston Camden Canna dy Lowe Cutler Langston Baker Maxwell Flora and Myer.
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Purdue University
Bringhurst
Thomas Dwight Langston
Camden
David Michael Cannady
James William Lowe
Cutler
Edward Lee Langston
Delphi
Ronald M. Baker
Jack Bean Maxwell
Flora
James Rodney Myer
Jefferson Township Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notice
Jefferson Township Home Demonstration Club will hold an afternoon meeting on July 14 at Gladys Roth's home. Laura McDonald serves as assistant hostess, with Esther Reynolds delivering a First Aid lesson.
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Jefferson Township
Marriage License for Phillip A. Cramer and Ruth Kemmerer
A marriage license was issued to Phillip A. Cramer 27 of route 1 Delphi and Ruth Kemmerer 20 of route 1 Cutler.
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Phillip A. Cramer
Route 1
Delphi
Ruth Kemmerer
Cutler
Connie Christiansen and Don Moore II wed in Delphi church
On Saturday June 18 Miss Connie Christiansen married Don Robert Moore II at Delphi Christian Church in a 2 30 ceremony. The couple’s parents were Mr and Mrs Carl Christiansen and Mr and Mrs Don Robert Moore. The event featured a taffeta gown with Cantilly lace, attendants, and a reception with a three tier cake.
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Connie Christiansen
Don Robert Moore II
Ronald Hurst
Delphi Christian Church
Carl Christiansen
Don Robert Moore
Pamela Edwards
Herb Smith
Robert Edwards
Dean Greer
Dale Wagoner
Delphi
Lana Davis
Deerfield Beach
Florida
Cathie Christiansen
Flora
Cecilia Wallace
Camden
Deaths of Joseph St Amand and Thomas R Smith
Joseph St Amand 61 of Flora died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after a year of illness. He lived in Oswego for years, later moved to Flora in 1944 and ran the Flora Theater. survived by wife Cora, two daughters, a son, a brother, 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St Joseph Church Delphi. burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Thomas Ray Smith 23 of Kendallville died of carbon monoxide poisoning near Kendallville. Born Americus June 1 1943, he married Ruth Ann Eison in 1962 and leaves two sons and two sisters. Services were Tuesday at Jackson Funeral Home Delphi. burial in Americus Cemetery.
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Joseph ST. Amand
Flora
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Montreal
Canada
Maxim
Caroline Clermont St. Amand
Cora Well
Oswego
New York
Flora Theater
Delphi
St. Joseph Catholic Church
William Fluhr
Chardon
Roy Menges
Joseph
Corona
California
Homer
Schenectady
St. Joseph Church
Michael A. Reineck
St. Joseph Cemetery
Carter
Thomas R. Smith
Thomas Ray Smith
Kendallville
Carroll County
Americus
John J
Margarete Iskridge Smith
Ruth Ann Eison
Thomas R
Anna Thacher
Marcella Combs
Jackson Funeral Home
J. Dan Frost
Americus Cemetery
Rites Held for Mrs. Ella Johnston 93 Burlington
Final rites for Mrs. Ella Johnston 93 of Burlington were at First Brethren Church. Burial followed at Russiaville Cemetery. Born in Carroll County, she married John W Johnston in 1899. she leaves a daughter Bernice and son John R Johnston, plus siblings and many grandchildren. Carter Funeral Home handled arrangements. Lula Overholser 92 of Gary dies. funeral at Lester Funeral Home with burial at Maple Lawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Marilyn Crain Weds Dr. John Wells in Logansport
Marilyn Rae Crain and Dr. John Lincoln Wells married in a candlelight ceremony at St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church Logansport officiated by Rev. Alfred C. Gerni. The couple planned a reception for 200 guests at Captain Logan.
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Joh
Marilyn Rae Crain
John Lincoln Wells
St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church
Logansport
Alfred C. Gerni
Raymond D. Crain
Route 1
Flora
James A. Wells
Ann Cook
Eugene Koch
Carol Hobbs
Midland
Michigan
Ann Harness
Burlington
Jan Julian
Mitchell
Mary Anne Warren
Fallschurch
Virginia
Dave Pfeifer
Lawrenceburg
Larry Kitchel
Lafayette
Mike Shane
Cincinnati
Ronald Crain
Indianapolis
Final rites for Milton Allen held in Danville
Milton Allen died Tuesday and his funeral was held Friday in Danville Illinois. He was brother to William Allen of Delphi and uncle to Mrs. Glenn Laird James Allen of Delphi and Mrs. Ronald Gaylor of Rossville. William Allen traveled to Danville Monday due to his illness. Charles Elmer Sinks 88 of 530 North Washington Street Lafayette died at 8 10 Friday morning in St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette after ten years illness. He was born March 20 1878 in Carroll County son of Enoch Edgerly Sinks and married Nancy Elizabeth Whitacre in 1907. He was a retired farmer and Pilgrim Holiness Church member. Surviving Frances Mae Wamsher Indianapolis one sister Ella Mae Connell Buffalo Indiana eight grandchildren and 23 great. Services were 2 p.m. Sunday at Cornell Funeral Home with burial in Hickory Grove Cemetery.
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Milton Allen
Danville
Illinois
William Allen
Delphi
Glenn Laird
James Allen
Ronald Gaylor
Rossville
Charles E. Sinks
Charles Elmer Sinks
North
Washington Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Carroll County
Enoch
Malinda Edgerly Sinks
Nancy Elizabeth Whitacre
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Frances Mae Wamsher
Indianapolis
Ella Mae Connell
Buffalo
Indiana
Cornell Funeral Home
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Dolly Madison Club Plans July Meeting Roles
Frances Hathaway will host the July 11 Dolly Madison Home Demonstration Club meeting with Ruth Anderson as assistant host. Marilyn Kasten will lead devotions and Marlene Ramsey will give the First Aid project lesson, roll call response being A Fourth of July I remember.
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Frances Hathaway
Dolly Madison Home
Ruth Anderson
Marilyn Kasten
Marlene Ramsey
Purdue Summer Repertory Presents Three Experimental Plays
The Purdue theater season features Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party July 7 and Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House July 8 in the Experimental Theater, with Ardele by Jean Anouilh July 9 at ETAOINHS Theater. Performances run 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. on respective dates.
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Harold Pinter
Summer Repertory Theater
Experimental Theater
Henrik Ibsen
Ardele
Jean Anouilh
Purdue
Etaoinhs Theater
Bell Accepts Prospective Teacher Fellow at ISU
Lawrence L Bell, son of Mr and Mrs Evan D Bell of route 2 Camden and a 1966 Indiana State University graduate, has accepted a Prospective Teacher Fellow appointment at ISU. The fellowship exempts fees and tuition and provides a $2000 salary for a two year program authorized by Part C of the Higher Education Act of 1965.
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Lawrence L. Bell
Evan D. Bell
Route 2
Camden
Indiana State University
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