Delphi sports notes and local community updates
Pity poor Mr Swan loses to Rockfield but expects a better game Friday against Bunker Hill. C of C Directors meet on the ball and discuss lighting the Court House Square monument and fountain work with Globe Valve support. Frank Kesner to shave Chuck Hanks at the Claypool Hotel. Hanks will lead the Legion parade without beard. Martha Kay Weaver heads to a 4H Europe tour. Donna Minne man honored for Carroll County News broadcasting. Armory construction advances with north wall cut ins and street paving. Clark Adams reports final Little League games. he heads to senior year with plans uncertain. There’s talk there’ll never be another Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Swan
Rockfield
Bunker Hill
C. of
Court House Square
Old Settlers
Globe Valve
Delphi
Frank Kesner
Camden
Legion
Chuck Hanks
West Lafayette
Claypool Hotel
Hanks
Indianapolis
Clark Adams
Methodist
Clark
Accent on Africa week invites Carroll County churches
Members of churches across Carroll County and Crawfordsville Presbytery are invited to Cutler Presbyterian Church for August 15 to 20. The program highlights Africa with evenings, talks by speakers and African students, and an African safari for children prior week. Details will follow before start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Crawfordsville Presbytery
Cutler Presbyterian Church
Africa
Local Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk
County Clerk Frank Wilcox issued licenses to Ronald Corwin Heffner 23 Bringhurst and Dorothy Carol Heffelman 18 Bringhurst to Dale Edward Fio ra 21 Indianapolis and Elva Jean Baker 20 Delphi rural route 4 to Paul A. Rees 46 Walcott and Florence G. Wilson 38 Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilcox
Ronald Corwin Heffner
Bringhurst
Dorothy Carol Heffelman
Dale Edward Fiora
Indianapolis
Elva Jean Baker
Delphi
Paul A. Rees
Walcott
Florence G. Wilson
Dismissals From Area Hospitals Ride July 13
The Logansport Memorial Hospital discharged David Caldwell of Camden and Mrs Judith Busch and daughter of Delphi on July 13. Clyde Julien of Yeoman left White County Hospital on July 13. Home Hospital sent Olen Morris and Mrs James Green home on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport Memorial Hospital
David Caldwell
Camden
Judith Busch
Delphi
Clyde Julien
Yeoman
White County Hospital
Home Hospital
Olen Morris
James Green
School Board Adopts Seal and Bond for Staff
Delphi Community School Board approves a corporation seal reading Board of School Trustees Delphi Community School Corporation. The board accepts the resignation of Albert Verrill Camden principal. A blanket bond of 5000 is adopted to cover all teachers and staff handling school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Community School Board
School Corporation
Board of School Trustees
Delphi Community School Corporation
Albert Verrill
Camden
Lutheran Church Women Meeting Date Change
The quarterly meeting of the Lutheran Church Women of St. Matthew's moves from July 20 to July 22 at 7 30 p.m. in the Sunday School Wing. Mrs Glen Brown of the Carroll County Migrant Ministry will speak on the county migrant problem and Mrs Martha Hawn will report on the Lutheran Church Women convention in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church Women of
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Glen Brown
Carroll County
Martha Hawn
75th Anniversary of Grange in Flora area
Star in the West Grange of Carroll County will observe the 75th anniversary Sunday July 18 with a noon cooperative dinner and an afternoon program at the hall southwest of Flora. State Grange officers and area grange members will attend and all past members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Star
West
Carroll County
Flora
H D Council Meets at Extension Office
Twenty one club presidents and county officers attended the Home Demonstration Club council meeting at the County Extension Office. Mrs. Orton Zook presided as the National Homemakers Conference set for August at Purdue was outlined by Mrs. Fred McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Council
Home Demonstration Club Council
Orton Zook
Purdue, University
Fred McCain
Dale Kasten
Estal Mullin
Attempted Break-In At Burrows Foiled
Barry Roland 18 and four juveniles ages 15 to 17, all Burrows residents, were taken by the Sheriff Friday after a call about a break‑in at Burrows school. Roland fined 25 dollars plus 16 dollars costs on two counts. juveniles released to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Roland
Burrows
Sheriff's Department
Coghill
Roland
J. P. William Dern
Librarian Hazel Frye Returns From Three Week Tour
After a three week Percival Tour of Scotland England and Ireland Mrs Hazel Frye resumes duties at Delphi Public Library. She recalls visiting Cambridge York St Paul Cathedrals Big Ben Buckingham Palace and Irish countryside noting Gaelic in Ireland and friendly locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge University
York
St. Paul
Sir Walter Scott
Scotland
England
Ireland
Hazel Frye
Delphi Public Library
Big Ben
Buckingham Palace
Local Demo Party Heads Entertained At Governor's Mansion
Governor Branigin hosted a buffet supper at the Governor's Mansion on July 1 inviting Democratic leaders from Carroll County including Pete Jackson and Ralph Sines as chairman and vice chairman. Guests included Democratic State Chairman St Angelo and Mrs St Angelo and Bloomington's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woolery with Mrs. Woolery serving as State Vice Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demo
Governor's Mansion
Pete Jackson
Ralph Sines
Delphi
Roger D. Branigin
Jackson
Sines
Carroll County
Ancl
St. Angelo
Robert Woolery
Bloomington
Woolery
Purdue Summer Entertainment Series Highlights July Lineup
Purdue presents immersive arts events July 14 to 31 at Slayter Center Fowler Hall Loeb Playhouse and Hall of Music. A Streetcar Named Desire stars Pamela Printy with Charles Hayman and Royce Lenelle July 15 8 p.m. Slayter Center. Free band concerts July 16 7:30 p.m. and July 17 7:30 p.m. Slayter Center. Film classics Blood of a Poet Andalusian Dog Knife in the Water massed bands and Shaw and Shaw plays across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Experimental Theater
Tennessee Williams
Purdue Summer Theater
Pamela Printy
Charles Hayman
Royce Lenelle
Slayter Center of Performing Arts
Midwest
Fowler Hall
George Bernard Shaw
Company
Purdue
Births in Memorial and Home Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Larry Busch welcomed a daughter born July 11 in Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ray Riley reported a daughter Sharon born Monday at Home Hospital weighing seven pounds one ounce. Janet Sue Rodgers, a nine pound one ounce girl, was born July 6 at Home Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Rodgers of Camden. Mrs Rodgers is daughter of the late Wilson and Helen Edging Bush of Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Busch
Memorial Hospital
Ray Riley
Sharon
Home Hospital
John Rodgers
Camden
Janet Sue
Rodgers
Wilson
Helen Edging Bush
Burrows
Clergy Member Dismissed and Returns Home
Rev. Robert Wilburn former pastor of Delphi Methodist Church was dismissed from St. Elizabeth Hospital on Wednesday and returned to his home in Oxford after suffering a heart attack last week He previously served as chaplain of the State Soldiers Home Lafayette In Oak Park Illinois Dr and Mrs Robert V Johnson and their three sons joined Myron Johnsons for the weekend Dean Draper and family, after vacationing, visited Santa Claus toured southern Indiana and the Ohio River area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilburn
Delphi Methodist Church
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Oxford
Wilburn
State Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Robert V. Johnson
Oak Park, Ill
Myron Johnson
Dean Draper
Santa Claus
Indiana
Ohio River
Traffic safety plea from Indiana governor seeks crackdown
Governor Branigin warns Indiana motorists of record highway use and rising crashes. He calls on all law enforcement agencies to renew efforts to curb traffic violations, urging sheriffs, police, town marshals, prosecutors, and judges to join the state police in a vigorous joint campaign. Carroll County Prosecuting Attorney Briggs pledges cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Indiana State Police
William J. Briggs
Carroll County
Cardinals rout Pirates 21 to 0 behind Brookbank shutout
Orr's Cardinals toppled the Union Bank Pirates 21-0 as David Brookbank allowed only two singles and fanned eleven. Brookbank also contributed three hits while Mike Pyle crossed the plate four times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Pirates
Orr
Union Bank Pirates
David Brookbank
Pirate
Brookbank
Mike Pyle
Mets 20 Pirates 7 in final Little League game
Clifford's Mets defeated the Union Bank Pirates 20 to 7 in the last scheduled Little League game of the season. Greg Nipple pitched the Mets to victory as a fourteen run first inning sparked the win. David Hutton had two hits and three runs, while Robert Green took the loss with two doubles and a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Little League
Flora
T Beach
Doug Brehmer
Mike Beach
Dan Isley
David Hutton
David Brookbank
Greg Miller
David Douglass
Brad Groninger
Bob Matthews
Chris Nipple
Robert Yates
Paul Goyer
Bailey Weaver
Tim Daly
Scott Harford
Brad Brehmer
Hank Nipple
West Lafayette
Fowler
Logansport
Rochester
Mets
Pirates
Clifford
Union Bank Pirates
Greg Nipple
Robert Green
Cardinals 8 Yankees 4 in early rally
Four runs in the first inning gave Orr's Cardinals the edge to defeat the First Fed, powering a decisive 8 to 4 victory. The early surge set the tone as the Cardinals held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Yankees
Orr
Tigers Rally Past White Sox in Home Opener
Wynkoop Tigers defeated the White Sox as Robert Yates homered doubled and singled to lead the attack. Chris Nipple added two doubles and a single. Steve Blickenstaff earned the win with relief support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
White Sox
Wynkoop Tigers
Eeena
Robert Yates
Tiger
Chris Nipple
Steve Blickenstaff
Mets defeat Wynkoop Tigers 4 to 3 in tight win
David Hutton led Clifford's Mets with a first inning homer and eleven strikeouts to beat the Wynkoop Tigers 4 3. A fourth inning rally produced all needed runs while Robert Yates issued four walks. Chris Nipple hit a triple for the Tigers in the sixth before Hutton closed out the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Tigers
David Hutton
Clifford
Wynkoop Tigers
Hutton
Robert Yates
Chris Nipple
Art Club Plans Annual Exhibit-Sale for Old Settlers
Delphi Art Club schedules its annual show during the Old Settlers celebration August 12 to 14 on Court House Square. The event runs 7 PM Thursday, 3 PM Friday, and noon Saturday with paintings ceramics and sculpture for sale. Mrs John E Walker chairs the exhibit with key coordinators handling calling location publicity and final-plans meeting set for August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Art Club
Old Settlers
Court House Square
John E. Walker
Ruben McQueen
Paul Crundwell
Herb Smith
Watershed Project discussed at Rock Creek meeting
At Faith Lutheran Church in Washington Township Carroll County John Layden of the State LDS Office outlined a plan in July for a Rock Creek survey to be conducted in August and September. A December report will present costs and benefits to landowners with reservoir and drainage recommendations and a final decision to be made by landowners. Attendees included LCS officials and twenty Cass and Carroll County landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Lutheran Church
Washington Township
Carroll County
John Layden
State
LDS Office
Rock Creek
Rockfield
Layden
LCS
Cass
Carroll Counties
Court Notes Probate Actions in Carroll Circuit Court
Three estates were probated. Daisy Kennedy of Camden left her entire estate to daughters Mary Agnes Kennedy and Kathryn Kennedy Weinberger. Richard E. Byrum appointed administrator for Myrtle C. Byrum with a $36 000 bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Circuit Court
Daisy Kennedy
Camden
Mary Agnes’ Kennedy
Kathryn Kennedy Weinberger
Richard E. Byrum
Myrtle C. Byrum
Deaths of Harry Morris aged 73 in Delphi
Harry Morris 73 of 12244 W Main St Delphi died at 1 10 Tuesday at St Elizabeth Hospital after a long illness. Born October 17 1891 in White County he was a World War I veteran and retired machinist. Survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Cornell Funeral Home with burial in Pittsburg Cemetery. Delphi Fire Department investigated attic wiring fire at Max Miller Jr home on N Wilson Street Saturday. damage limited to wiring. Mr and Mrs Ralph Cree and daughter Connie of Camden visited Santa Claus Indiana Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morris
Main Street
Delphi
St. Elizabeth Hospital
White County
George
Rosella Kennedy Morris
Tot Shepard
Fort Wayne
Wayne Pompco Co
Fort Surviving
Cornell Funeral Home
Pittsburg
Delphi Fire Department
Max Miller, Jr
N. Wilson Street
Ralph Cree
Connie
Camden
Santa Claus, Indiana
Committees Named For Demo Fish Fry July 30
The Democratic fish fry set for July 30 at Delphi City Park will charge $1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. The notice lists general chairs Dick Grantham and Vaughn Snider and numerous committee heads including Pat O Farrell, Herschel Smith, and Leo Bowman for tables, Bright Kearns for slaw, Raymond Crain for tomatoes, Mike Guccien for tickets, and many other volunteers across gate sales line servers and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi City Park
Dick Grantham
Vaughn Snider
Pat O’farrell
Herschel Smith
Leonard ‘Brummett
Don Brewer
Bill and Manson Campbell
Lee Reppert
Raymond Huffer
Leo Bowman
Bright Kearns
Margaret Mabbitt
Marilyn Guckien
Polly Grantham
Joan Jackson
Leone McManus
Raymond Crain
Lee Flora
Gale Crowell
Howard Moore
Marilyn Shuler
Mike Gucxicn
June Henderson
Gerald Murphy
Jerry Blue
Fred Gerard
Frank Kesner
George Felthoff
Bob Dittman
Gene Barnard
Joe O’brien
Jesse Patrick
Russ Oyler
Joe Starkey
Pete Hoffman
Frank Wilcox
Carl Dittman
Camden principal resigns to join Waddell and Reed
Albert Verrill, Camden high school principal, submitted resignation effective August 1 to Superintendent Arthur O. Weddell. He will become a Registered Representative with Waddell and Reed, Inc. and service White and Carroll counties. Verrill, with 30 years in teaching including 23 in Camden, plans retirement from teaching and holds NASD registration and Indiana Securities Commission bonds of 150000. He and his wife will remain in their Camden residence and he is active in Delphi Methodist Church, Camden American Legion, Lions Club, Cimco 44 ISTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Verrill
Camden
Arthur O. Weddell
Verrill
Waddell and Reed, Inc
United Funds, Inc. Investment Company
National Association of Securities Dealers
Indiana Securities Commission
White
Carroll Counties
Metea
Goodland
Welcott
Delphi Methodist Church
Camden American Legion
Camden Lions Club
Cimco 44
ISTA
Draper Family Visit Spans Several Midwest Cities
Mr and Mrs Bill Draper and family spent a few days in Gary with Mr and Mrs Arthur Saffran who is Mrs Drapers aunt. On Friday they visited John Crone and Mr and Mrs Glen Scott in Temperance. They then spent three days with relatives in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Draper
Gary
Arthur Saffran
Saffran
Draper
Drapers
John Crone
Glen Scott
Temperance
Toledo
Ohio
Ladies from Sebastian visit Mrs. Jay Penn this summer
Mrs. Ethel VanDer Volgen and Mrs. Mabel Taylor of Sebastian Florida are guests for the summer at the home of Mrs. Jay Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel VanDer Volgen
Mabel Taylor
Sebastian, Fla
Jay Penn
Miners Union, NIPSCO Reach Three Year Contract Deal
United Mine Workers Local 12775 District 50 ratified a new three year pact with Northern Indiana Public Service Company after two and a half months of negotiations. The agreement covers 2400 NIPSCO production maintenance construction and operating workers and follows a rejected earlier offer on June 2. Dean H. Mitchell chaired the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 50
United Mine Workers of America
Northern
Indiana Public Service Company
Nipsco
Dean H. Mitchell
Truck loses wheel injures driver near Delphi
Robert Feldt of Lafayette suffered minor injuries when the panel truck owned by the State Conservation Department lost a back wheel and overturned at U S 421 and Ind 18 northwest of Delphi at 4 30 p m Tuesday. State Trooper Dennis Davis and Deputy Bill Baum investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Feldt
Lafayette
U. S. 421
Ind
Delphi
State Conservation Department
Feldt
Pete’s
Dennis Davis
Bill Baum
Oliver field demonstrations attract visitors at Hulick farm
Local Oliver dealer Son attended Oliver Corporation’s 1965 Growing 0 campaign field demonstrations held at the Charles Hulick farm near Shelbyville Illinois on Wednesday July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Oliver
Oliver Corporation
Charles Hulick
Shelbyville
Illinois
Coronary Attack Seeks Care at Kokomo Hospital
Mr Ridnour suffered a coronary attack at his home and was transported to Kokomo Community Hospital for treatment.
Delphi and Lafayette duo return from 11 day trip
Cliff Kurtz of Delphi and R. W. Andrews of Lafayette came home after an 11 day vacation. They logged 4 250 miles through seven states and captured many slides and movies during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Kurtz
Delphi
R. W. Andrews
Lafayette
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W. S. Weaver
Europe
European
Donna Minneman
WSAL
Rose Mary Lybrook
Rose Mary
Armory
Charles Willis
Tecumseh Bend
Tippecante River
Cornell
Thomas Crosby
Altoona
Roth Park
Joan Clifford
Los Angeles
California
James A. Clifford
ford-on-Avon
LeéiPet
Ounty
Kokomo Bunker
Art Club
R. C
Leo Fiora
Dewey -Zinn
William B. Smith
Gerald Crowell
Wayne VanSickle
Robert Wilson
John Sanderson
Bill Campbell
Robert Popejoy
Bill Briggs
Carl Jones
Henry Rozhon
John Kennard
Mike Guckien
Parking
Merle Cree
Fred Clark
Lee Thompson
Pamela England
Hamilton
Ghter
Hallie Patton
Pam England
Bev Leith
Cathy Jones
Emma Jimenez
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