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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
6
The piece notes National Farm Safety Week and urges ongoing safety stewardship. It highlights recent injuries and fatalities linked to mechanized farming, contrasts past and present dangers from horses, corn pickers, husking, and combines, and calls for renewed learning and adherence to safety rules for the remaining 51 weeks of the year.
The piece argues that the FBI, based on years of evidence, led to the conviction of top Communist leaders and cases like Hiss and Caplan. It defends the FBI against accusations of witch hunts, stating its focus on acts not thoughts and its essential role in national security alongside the armed services.
Maurice B. Holland and C L Carey inspect Carroll County Jail Delphi June 20 1951 finding two adult male prisoners and four cell blocks with heavy steel doors. Safety sanitation and segregation deemed poor but strength and security good. recommendations include painting interiors installing integral toilets and replacing worn kitchen stove and cots.
Julia Shanks of Monroe township was chosen Grand Champion of Carroll County Dress revue. She will represent Carroll County at the State Fair Dress Revue on Saturday Sept 1. Judge Mrs Walter Scott praised the event, watched by about 300. Frances Downham presided, with musical numbers by Erlene Shriver and the Sprinkle Sisters.
Mrs. Belle Zimmerman of Camden announces the engagement of her daughter Ruth to Ralph Rohrabaugh Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rohrabaugh Sr of Camden The wedding is set for August 5 Also Mr and Mrs John Swatts visited uncle Everett Kistle and Mrs Eistl Lafayette on Saturday evening.
Mrs Donald Chapman and her two daughters Jean and Jane will depart Sunday for New York report Monday for their return to Paris. In Paris Mrs Chapman and her daughters may rejoin a relative who has been visiting here since early May.
Science shows excess heat harms health. Methods help the body shed heat and reduce stress. Advice includes wearing light clothing and avoiding excessive heat exposure to maintain safe body temperature.
The Treida Filling Station Market was entered for the third time this spring. Thieves grabbed 16 watermelons along with 20 bags of potato chips and assorted beverages cigarettes and candy bars. Sheriff Carey investigated noting the last break-in occurred 18 days earlier.
Mr and Mrs Robert N Clawson of Trenton New Jersey are the parents of a daughter Jean born July 20 The child is the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs Earl Clawson of Delphi parents of the father.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dilling entertained many relatives Sunday at their Idaville home. Attendees included Betty Smith of Burnettsville, Clarence Dilling’s daughter and four children, Edgar McKinley and De Scifres of Lafayette, Paul Juligen family, Della Bush near Delphi, James Maddox and family, Betty Lou and Dick Dilling. Maurice Chamberlain of Flora welcomed a daughter at Memorial Hospital Logansport. Paul Quick and spouse flew from Indianapolis to Charlotte North Carolina to visit son Richard and family for a week.
On behalf of the local Selective Service office and the community, appreciation is expressed to Robert E. B. Davidson Edward Helvie and Walter M. Johnson for the time and efforts they gave in the interests of National Security.
The last will of Mrs Estelle Billings of Flora directs one half of her estate to Flora Baptist Church. Beneficiaries include Faye Farber Esther Shanks Alta Bohannon Lula Price and Ockle Barber with $100 each and $400 for Barber. One fourth of the remainder goes to Bethel Ratcliff and one fourth to Cromer. A portion funds foreign and Flora home missions and a church building fund. Co executrices named Ratcliff and Cromer.
Carroll County U S Defense Bonds Committee chairman O F Shirar reports June sales of $6410 93 in E Bonds, down from $8848 06 for the same period last year. Indiana U S Bonds Division Director Robert W Fowler notes a substantial gain in the previous month and statewide June sales of 5889021 versus 8790413 last year.
A brief reader guide suggests using a citizen classified ad format Aa to optimize posting outcomes. The piece notes simplicity, clarity, and direct wording as keys to attract attention and responses.
The established bout drew about 80 000 fans before Louis was knocked out in the 12th round by Schmeling. Joe Louis was dazed after a string of rights and fell after a final crushing blow to surrender as the crowd gasped at the upset. A blowout note ends with a sales pitch for combines.
A citizen action blends patience and persistence in seeking better results from the agency. Residents urge steady oversight and practical improvements to processes affecting local services and daily life.
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