Stassen Sighting At NJ Restaurant Becomes Family Moment
A New Jersey lunch with Harold Stassen and his family prompts a note to alert a spouse. The husband misreads the note humorously and remains unaware of the celebrity sighting.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
6
A New Jersey lunch with Harold Stassen and his family prompts a note to alert a spouse. The husband misreads the note humorously and remains unaware of the celebrity sighting.
John Barber, a recent Indiana University graduate, will succeed Nick Yacuk as Burlington coach after Yacuk led the program for the past two years. Barber begins his duties this season, aiming to build on the team’s prior efforts.
A May 20 1950 letter to the editor argues taxation has benefitted Americans by funding free schools roads waterways bridges and the armed forces. The writer lauds social security plans and treats taxation as a protective mother aiding citizens from youth to old age.
Mrs Nellie Julien and her daughter Mrs Jack Randall from Kansas City Missouri are here for a few days visiting relatives near Brookston and Delphi and attended the funeral services of their nephew and uncle Hugh en.
The account describes milk sickness from cows eating white snake root and onion greens, spread in southern Indiana. It recalls primitive bathing, lice combs, seven year itch myths, and the first log cabins with a single window and ladder entries. It ends with children sharing cold beds and snow in lofts before dawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott resign after long service at the Brethren Home near Flora and depart for Tucson Arizona for their daughter's health. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Daniels of Indiana have succeeded. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe of Ashtabula Ohio visit Eliza J Wolfe and other relatives.
Rev. Robt. Holmes presides at communion and sermon at St Marys Episcopal Church on Sunday June 4. Mrs Peg Kirby of Crawfordsville visited Dr and Mrs John Kirkpatrick this week.
Carl McCain a long time Carroll County educator resigns from Flora schools after 40 years of teaching at Wheeling Camden Rockfield Deer Creek and Flora and will retire to his Carrollton township farm.
Mr and Mrs Lot Summers and family of Belvedere Illinois were guests over the weekend honoring the Memorial Day of her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Ferling.
Carroll County Red Cross picks Tom Ives of Delphi to attend the National Small Craft school at Camp Child Plymouth Mass from June 15 to 25. Tom, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Ives of Delphi, is a freshman at DePauw University.
David Clifford won first prize at Friday night’s amateur contest at the Roxy theater. Second prize went to Raymond Hall of Delphi and third to John Dana and Sue Lasswell of near Battleground.
Miss Joy Lybrook and a roommate spent the weekend here with Mrs. Frank Lybrook and guests. Mrs. Ralph Hornbeck and her brother and wife visited, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hornbeck of Akron, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Julien hosted friends and relatives at their home Sunday. Miss Norma Nagele has started work at a beauty shop in Logansport.
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