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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
5
A nurse named Vanchieon Rossville is reported to be on nursing duty and plans to spend Sunday at her home in Rossville, per local notices.
Mr and Mrs Don Hewat and daughter Susie of Chicago spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Hoan and their family in the city.
At Mrs. Fred Gasine Smiths country home Thursday afternoon a birthday tea honored Miss Odell with Miss Odell receiving gifts each accompanied by an original poem. Mrs. Henry Brien assisted as hostess and Mrs. George Cartwright supplied organ selections while guests sang. Mrs. L H Smith poured coffee and Mrs. R B Norris served salad.
The Delphinium 4-H club of Deer Creek township will entertain the Home Economics club members this Thursday afternoon at the school building. Invited guests should arrive at 2 30 p m in the home economics room.
Miss Joy Lybrook entertained over the weekend at her parents home for Carolyn Valentine Dorothy Temple of Ft Wayne Nancy Gallipo Macy Juanita Collins LaGrange Elizabeth Henderson Lafayette and Helen and Ellen Clawson Del Po.
Mr and Mrs Robert Owen and family of oe visited here last week with Mr and Mrs Mason Criswell and sons Mr and Mrs John Gingrich and son Mr and Mrs Robert Hawkins and Terry.
Mr and Mrs Robert Meador of Rossville entertained after church Sunday for Rev and Mrs Maynard Austin Rev and Mrs Harrison Rule Mr and Mrs Andy Gascho Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rule and family of Rossville Mrs Vanchie Crumpacker of Delphi and Mrs Purna Eikenberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Meador who spent the summer with his parents near Pyrmont will leave this week for their home in Modesta California.
Mr and Mrs Paul Aitkens spent the weekend at Crown Point with Mr and Mrs Sidney Lowell. The misses Florence and Phyllis Lowell returned home with the Aitkens family for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Zook of Madison township and Mr. and Mrs. Orton Peters of Washington township left Wednesday morning for a four day tour through Southern Indiana and Ohio.
Walter Conn of Delphi accompanied his brother Harry Conn of Chicago to New York where Harry will attend a Bible conference.
Mr and Mrs Morris Pelton and family of Elkhart spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Crosby and family of Delphi, sharing time together over the holiday period.
Mrs Wilbur Lane of near Flora undergoes major surgery at Home Hospital Lafayette. Ronald Thornton of Terre Haute visits Charles Fullmer residence. Mr and Mrs Ralph Scott of Fort Wayne call on Mr and Mrs Wiley Cassell. John Waymire and Dorothy Pauley Waymire welcome daughter Patricia Marlene at Home Hospital Lafayette. Leo Craig of Journal undergoes surgery in Kokomo and improves at home. Fisher and travel updates include trips to Wisconsin Smoky Mountains Lexington and Mayo Clinic visits.
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Carroll County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 2 P.M. on August 14 1950 at the Clerk's Office Court House Delphi to consider applications for Alcoholic Beverage Permits. Applicants include Ray Hutton 79334 transfer 79333 reevaluation and W Mart late 9 11 W Main St Flora Indiana seeking beer and wine permits.
Sevalant Wilcox, age 19, was killed when his 1949 Cadillac crashed under a tractor trailer on highway 52, 20 miles south of Lafayette. The other driver, Clifton Wilcox, said he slowed to turn left and was in the left lane when the wreck occurred. Fouts died two hours after the crash at Lebanon hospital. He was born in Indianapolis, a Carrollton graduate, and member of the Presbyterian church Deer Creek, K P Lodge at Young America, and Cass County Flying Farmers. Survived by his foster mother Mildred Fouts Shanks and three foster brothers, all of Flora. Funeral by Carter funeral home.
Mrs. Ralph Melin Mrs. Walter Clawson and Mrs. Charles Wood hosted a breakfast bridge for about one hundred women at the Roth Park Hotel on Lake Freeman. Guests enjoyed a two course breakfast and bridge in a garden flower decorated dining room with butterfly name cards, plus porch conversations. Newcomers to Delphi joined town guests from Lafayette and Otterbein.
Oren Everett of Cutler was arrested in Flora Tuesday night by Flora marshal Jesse Wilson. The complaint against Everett was signed by Marion Burge of Flora. Everett was to appear in city court here Wednesday night.
Readers Digest advertises a new chlorophyll tablet to odorize perspiration now on sale at Orr's Drug Store. The product is marketed for internal use to reduce body odor and is highlighted in a period advertisement style.
The column reflects on sleep tricks and personal habits from friends Sandy Johnson and Buzz Ellis and muses on individual preferences for drinks. It celebrates diverse tastes and the democratic right to differ without conflict.
Mr and Mrs Robert Ratcliff and family relocate to a new home west of town. The Ratcliffs vacate an Ohio Street property now to be occupied by Mr and Mrs Robert Roslusk i.
The Delphi high school class of 1947 will hold its annual picnic on Sunday July 30 at Riley Park in Delphi. A cooperative dinner will be served at noon.
Sixteen hundred American housewives helped shape a new automatic oil burner space heater. The poll covered 10 cities and rural areas, guiding a compact 55 000 BTU per hour unit with two finish options light tan or deep brown for blend with furnishings.
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