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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Chester Hartman announce the birth of a daughter Carla Jo at Memorial Hospital Logansport on July 19. The Hartmans already have a daughter Mildred.
Mrs Harold Trapp surprised by a Monday evening party at her home. Friends and relatives attended a wiener roast featuring Mr Earl Downham Mrs Bob Scholl Mr Fred Trapp and daughters Marcia Marlene Mrs Leah Roberson and grandson Jimmy Mrs Marie Kleckner Mrs Freda Downham and daughter Barbara Miss Myna Ruth Spider Roberson Lowell Edging and Lee Wayne Yeakley and Mr and Mrs Trapp and daughter Carolyn.
Brother R. H. Miller, Bible professor at Manchester College, will speak at Sunday morning worship. Miller is noted for his Brethren interpretation and direct Gospel presentation. Rev. Lewis Deardorff leads the church with Ira Shafer as Sunday School superintendent.
Jackson township will host its annual Picnic on August 9 at Riverside Park Logansport. Members must bring well filled baskets and table service. Committee members include Geneva Fultz Gladys Kendall Ethel Cornelison Margaret Graves and Ruby Martin.
Henry Wicker of Delphi was dismissed from Good Will Nursing Home. Admitted were Mrs. Delia Crowell of Delphi and Mrs. Gangner of Logansport. Fifteen World Wide Guild members of the Baptist church enjoyed a picnic at Columbian Park in Lafayette with Rev. and Mrs. Myron Hinton and Mrs. Fredah Gardner accompanying.
Local joint session at the community building featured reports from ocean S and E camp at Roth Park. Rural Youth program included songs devotions solos and readings with multiple local residents and an international guest Leon Vossersaegber of Belgium visiting the U S on a three week tour.
Clayton A. Mullin is attending the Purdue Plant Short Course in the plant science division. The session runs July 9 to July 20 at Purdue University and covers agronomy entomology horticulture botany and agricultural chemistry as part of the Veteran-on-Farm program.
Jefferson township Home Economics Club members plan a picnic on August 9 at Monticello Park with four loaves and leaders, plus a later August trip to Indianapolis. The group met July 12 at Mrs. Edith Davis’s home, with Ruth Armstrong Ada Million Helen Vandervolgen assisting, and activities including singing, devotions, and kitchen project lessons.
Purdue University hosts the fourth annual summer Agricultural Conference with home economics topics on July 31 to August 2. Sessions cover foods marketing, lighting, clothing, family life, and outside factors affecting home life, plus demonstrations, skits, chalk talks, and a play addressing teenage issues.
A humorously framed notice encourages readers to place citizen classified ads to achieve the best results. The item imagines small personal or business notices benefiting from the targeted reach of local listings.
Wanted light hauling anywhere. Call Bob at 502, ee Ind. 46. Also goats wanted. Phone 375 or write PO Box 86 Monticello Ind. 22 21.
If your name appears in this edition contact The Citizen office within a week to claim a free admission pass. The feature starts Sunday and Monday showing Comin Round the Mountain starring Abbott and Costello.
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