Little League Game Sparks Three Way Tie Race
Legion thumped Heinold 15 to 9 as Van Kauffman and George Collins starred on the mound and at the plate. Rudy Gayner went 4 for 4 for Legion with Collins and Tom Wood hitting their first homers of the season. Globe Valve then shut out Legion 5 0 with Mike Hyman delivering five innings and Van Sickle Groninger and Ringer contributing key hits to move Globe into first place the day’s second game left Legion in third as Jack Brown edged Heinold 7 5 in a later matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Heinold
van Kauffman
George Collins
Rudy Gayner
Tom Wood
Valve
Globe
van Sickle
S. Zehring
Groninger
Ringer
John Underhill
Goyer
Gayner
Jack Brown
Ronnie Ahead
Mike Reifert
Adams
Fowler
Hutton
Dee
Max Rhodes
Steve Brehmer
Denny Cripe
Cripe
Brehmer
Anderson
Terry Brown
Globe Valve
Little League Park
Delphi
Eddie Ringer
Mike Hyman
Craig Groninger
Zehring
Rhodes
D. Buschman
J. Buschman
Heimold
Phrase about Pharmacists Responsibility and Service
A promotional statement emphasizes pharmacists exacting care in compounding prescriptions. It stresses accuracy in dosage, double checks to prevent life-threatening errors, and the trust customers place in the pharmacy with in-store pickup or free delivery.
Delphi Leaguettes overpower Camden in opener
Mary Burkhalter pitched superbly for Delphi with a strikeout win over Camden. Leanne Walters, Mary Burkhalter and Susie Liebert hit their first homers of the season as Delphi tallied 15 runs on 14 hits with 4 errors, while Camden had 6 runs, 4 hits and no errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Mary Burkhalter
Mary
Camden Sluggers
Cheryl Cripe
Judy Simmerman
Ginny Davis
Susie Liebert
Leanne Walters
Susie Temple
Jane Walker
Joyce Page
Jackie Walters
Marjorie Riley
Sandy Hill
Joyce Felix
Pat Wagner
Camden
Janice Richter
Martha Veach
Marcia Smith
Brenda Compton
Francis Shoemaker
Kathy Wertz
Beverly Yerkes
Kathy Sturgeon
Mary F. Wise
Delphi Cardinals Beat Burlington In Errorless 6-3 Win
The Delphi Cardinals defeated Burlington 6-3 at Burlington field on Wednesday night in an errorless game. Payne earned the win and drove in the deciding run in the top of the sixth. Hood and Ringer took the loss for Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Cardinals
Burlington
Payne
Delphi Crew
Hood
Ringer
White Sox top Braves in sunlit Minor League clash
The 6-0 White Sox edged the 4-2 Braves 14 to 10. Sox scored 4, 7, 1, and 2 across the innings while the Braves put up 2, 4, 0, 4. Dick Van Sickle started for the Sox with Dave Foster taking over in the third. Steve Borton caught. Gary Benefiel pitched two innings for the Braves before Jim Ferrier relieved him. both Sales and Benefiel caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Braves
Sox
Dick van Sickle
Dave Foster
Steve Borton
Gary Benefiel
Jim Ferrier
Sales
Benefiel
Local Golf Tie At Carroll County Country Club
The Rev Toby Rendleman and Tom Brown of Lafayette tied for first at 145 total after 36 holes with scores of 70 and 75. Other results include T Bennett second Low Gross Kenneth Gray third Low Gross Donald Welker fourth Low Gross O Martin fifth Low Gross William Kerlin second Low Net Norm Ebrite third Low Net Harry McGlothlin fourth Low Net Tom Ives fifth Low Net. Club Match Play qualifying starts Saturday July 16 through Sunday July 24 with declarations in the Pro Shop and all rounds due by July 24 with no postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Rendleman
Tom Brown
Lafayette
Carroll County Country Club
Jack Goslee
T. Bennett
Kenneth Gray
Donald Welker
O. Martin
William Kerlin
Norm Ebrite
Harry McGlothlin
Tom Ives
Goslee
Soldier Shaffer participates in Wertheim river crossing drill
Army PFC Max Shaffer of Camden, son of Mrs Opal Maxwell, joins 8th Infantry Division personnel in a Wertheim Germany river crossing exercise. The three phase drill trains modern crossing techniques, culminates in a simulated combat crossing. Shaffer enlisted Feb 1958, basic at Fort Knox, arrived overseas in December, 21. His wife Judith accompanies him in Germany. Dorothy and Lois Smith visit Charles Smith in Sault Ste Marie Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandhofen
Germany
AHTNC
Max Chaffer
Opal Maxwell
Route 1
Camden
8Th Infantry Division
Wertheim
Shaffer
2D Artillery
Army
Fort Knox
Lewis H. Shaffer
Delphi
Camden High School
Judith
Junior Bowling Champs Receive Awards At Dinner
Boys who played in the American Junior Bowling League at Delphi last winter were guests with parents at a Country Club banquet. Awards: Oracles Team first place, King Pin team second, Alley Cats third. high game 234 and high series 576 by Bill Coomey. Skiles won sportsmanship trophy. Coach Berto urged immediate registration for the 1960 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Joe Coomey
Doug Cripe
Sam Fontinel
John Franklin
Bob Mahler
Bill Coomey
Oracles
Dick Skiles
Tom Goff
Tom Popejoy
Evan Berninger
Martin Burkle
Tony Berto
Mr. Coomey
Dorothy Wilson Thanks for Hospital Kindness and Well Wishes
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson expresses sincere gratitude for cards and kindnesses received during hospitalization and after returning home, thanking all for good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilson
Thankful note from Willard Reed in Dearborn
Willard Reed expresses appreciation to friends and relatives for get well and birthday cards received during his confinement at his daughter's home in Dearborn Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Michigan
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Lottie Wright
The Alta Wright family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of Mrs. Lottie Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Wright
Alta Wright
Sue Ann Sieber Attends Mexico City College This Summer
Sue Ann Sieber of Delphi attends Mexico City College for a summer program as a Spanish major. MCC offers English-taught B A and M A degrees, with a faculty from ten countries and courses in Foreign Trade and Art among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ann Sieber
Monroe St
Delphi
Mexico City College
Mexico
Mexico City
MCC
Latin America
Southern Association of U. S. Colleges
R. L. Sieber
East
Monroe Street
Delphi High School
Republic
Cuernavaca
Tepoztlan
Patzcuaro
Morelia
Janitzio
Acapulco
Oaxaca
Mitla
Pyraaids
San Juan Teotihuacan
Free-for-all ends with six arrests near Lafayette
A Saturday night brawl at Indiana Beach led to a highway confrontation near the Frank Lybrook residence, where Sheriff Roth and local officers detained six Lafayette youths. The group faced disorderly conduct charges with fines of 10 plus costs. Several conservation and city police cases followed, including penalties for fishing violations, insufficient life jackets, and driving offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Beach
Highway 421
Frank Lybrook
Smith
Adams
Harold G. Harrison
Lafayette
James D. Joseph
Elwood
Bob VonToble
Remington
Mike J. Castello
Donald L. Murray
Indianapolis
Robert W. Arras
Lima
Ohio
Jackie Lee Caldwallader
San Diego
California
Lawrence H. LeRoy
Walter E. Shaff
Frankfort
Beesley Visit Highlights Harlingen Man in Delphi
Hugh Beesley of Harlingen Texas visits his son Myron Beesley and wife in Delphi for two weeks seeking family reunion and local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Beesley
Harlingen, Texas
Myron Beesley
Delphi
Three Carroll County youths enlist in Marine Corps
The Lafayette Recruiting Service announces the enlistment of James L. Catron, Harry E. Shoemaker, and Dennis James Robertson for four years. Catron and Shoemaker joined through the 120day delay program while finishing high school. They plan to depart in July for basic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Lafayette
Carroll County
James L. Catron
Pauline Catron
Route 1
Flora
Harry E. Shoemaker
Henry Shoemaker
Camden
Dennis James Robertson
Catron
Shoemaker
Mr and Mrs Ed Gerard Planned Northwestern Vacation
Mr and Mrs Ed Gerard and their son left Saturday for a vacation trip through the Northwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed’ Gerard and Son
States
4 H Community Judging Dates Announced
The 4 H Home Ec Clubs will hold Community Judging starting Monday July 18 at 8 30 a m with Tippecanoe two judged at Pittsburg school and Monroe two at Flora school noon. The Demo crat two at 3 15 p m. On Tuesday July 19 at 8 30 a m Rock Creek and Liberty two judged at Burrows Community Center with Carrollton two at Carrollton School at 12 45 p m and Washington two at 3 15 p m at Deer Creek Conservation Club. Adams and Jefferson two judged Thursday July 21 at 9 00 a m at Hickory Grove Church. Deer Creek two at Delphi High School Thursday 1 00 p m. Friday July 22 Clay and Madison two at Pyrmont church at 9 00 a m and Jackson two at Camden Community Center Friday afternoon. Mrs Pullen returns to select State Fair entries from County Fair in Fora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe Two
Pittsburg
Monroe
Flora
Democrat
Rock Creek
Liberty
Burrows Community Center
Carrollton
Carrollton School
Washington
Deer Creek Conservation Club
Hickory Grove Church
Adams and Jefferson
Deer Creek
Delphi High School
Clay
Madison
Pyrmont Church of the Brethren
Jackson
Camden
Pullen
Fora
Mrs Sherman Redding Transferred to Monticello Nursing Home
Mrs Sherman Redding was moved by Jackson ambulance from Home Hospital Lafayette to Monticello Nursing Home for continued care. She is reported in stable condition with family at her side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Redding
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Monticello
Jackson
Inheritance Taxes on Two Estates Determined
County assessor Gerald Murphy set inheritance taxes this week. Orman H. Zinn estate valued at 100 410.40 bears tax 1 031.40. Nora E. Brookie estate valued 28 252.37 bears tax 560.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Murphy
Orman H. Zinn
Nora E. Brookie
Mystery Farm identification list and thanks
Last week's Mystery Farm was correctly identified by several people led by Arvilla Burge and Herman Wamsher. The farm owned by Bob Robbins lies east of Delphi on road 218. Mr and Mrs Dan Clawson and family express thanks for kindness flowers and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvilla Burge
Herman Wamsher
Richard Pearson
Jesse Wise
Dean Draper
Mr. Robbins
B. A. Shaffer
Bob Robbins
Delphi
Road 218
Dan Clawson
Bereavement Acknowledgment From The Pearson Family
The Pete Pearson family thanks friends for expressions of sympathy and for assistance during the illness of their loved one.
Court House Assembly 9 July 16
Notice of a Saturday public session in the Court House assembly room at 9 00 A M on July 16. Authority and purpose not stated in readable text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little League
Legion Globe Vs. Legion
Globe Value
Heinold Globe
Orr's Drug Store
W. Main
Delphi Leaguettes
Pony League
Dorothy
Lois Smith
Sault St. Marie
Charles Smith
Willard Reed
Bill Campbell
Court House
Indiana
Holstein Springer Heifers
Cary Mays
Carl Mays
Gib Schroeder
Stark & Wetzel
Braunschweiger
Ak & Wetzel
Stark & Watzel
Kreger
Bologna
Ge BN
Eee
Freestone
Seeneer Ae Ie
Sunnyview Prune Juice
Kroger
Libby
del Monte
del Monte Peas
Pillsbury Biscuits
Avondale
Sunhiet
T.V
Mystery Farm
Pete Pearson
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