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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
8
In opening day action Greg Nipple starred for the Mustangs with a strong mound performance and key hits as they beat the Cardinals 19 to 1. Jim Stevens and Steve Nipple led shutout wins for the White Sox and Yankees respectively, while Scott Randall earned the decisions in multiple games.
The First Federal Yankees defeated the Union Bank 14 to 5 in the final game of opening day, lighting up the scoreboard with a strong offensive showing and solid pitching.
May 25 in Globe Valve the White Sox defeated the Union Pirates 7-4. Bobby Myer delivered three hits fueling the offense while teammates contributed steady support. Louis Hayden added a second inning home run.
May 26 1966 Mustangs beat Globe Valve White Sox 4–1 to extend win streak. Greg Nipple led with two hits and pitched a three hit shutout to frustrated Sox. Pirates suffer 27–4 loss as Orr's Cardinals crush Union Bank with strong hitting from McIntire Burge and Brehmer.
First Federal Yankees defeated the Wynkoop Tigers 4-2 in a hard fought game on May 28. Scott Randle collected two hits to pace the offense while Ted Harford worked the mound allowing three scattered hits. It marked the Yankees third win in as many outings.
Four members of Dyson Boothroyd Corps No. 280 attended graduation exercises at Knightstown Children's Home on May 21. The group included Retta Brown president, Margaret Hodges treasurer, Jennie Fettig, and Kathleen Severns. The next corps meeting is set for Tuesday, June 7.
Circles meet Tuesday June 7 with Elizabeth circle at 9 30 a m hosted by Mrs Robert Quinn Bible study led by Mrs Robert Bradshaw Ruth and Rachel circle gather at 12 30 for luncheon in the church basement Bible study led by Mrs J D Klepinger Martha and Esther 6 30 carry in supper hostesses Mrs Robert Brook bank and Mrs Claude Robinson lead Bible session
Multiple death notices from Carroll County and surrounding areas outline obituaries for Marco Bini of Leghorn Italy and Loren Harmon of Burrows. The articles note services, burial details, and surviving family members including spouses, children, and siblings. Additional notices cover Velma Burns and Della New with service times and home locations.
William Lesture Davis, 86, died Friday morning at 4:20 in Home Hospital Lafayette after a 25 day hospitalization. He was the son of George and Shelia Shielda Pierce Davis. His first wife Ethel Cornelson died in 1929. he later married Bertha Greathouse in 1933.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leslie included Mrs. Andrew Reiken of Monticello, Mr. and Mrs. William Lattimer and Ben Leslie of South Bend, Miss Alice Leslie of LaPorte, Miss Georganna Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Leslie of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hawkins and Mrs. Bessie Leslie of Mishawaka, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Garner and daughters Celina of Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Leslie of New Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rohrer of Kokomo.
Psi Iota Xi members were entertained by a pledge group with a Minstrel Show at their May social. The Miserable Minstrels included Sandy Seele Joan Randall Mary Williams Shirley Ann Shank Mary Ann Newell Sandy Vianco and Susan McCormick. The pledge service was conducted by Faye Ebrite Wanda Duff Deanna Pearson Joyce Sullivan and Joanne Ratcliff. Virginia Waymire won a yellow floral centerpiece from the serving table. The refreshment committee included Marilyn Berto chairman Polly Grantham Julie Pyle Darilee Robbins Connie Hughes and Joan Vianco.
Mr and Mrs Junior Yoder hosted a Thursday gathering honoring daughter Sherril who graduated from the eighth grade at New Hope School. Attendees included Emery Martin Betty Claudine Martin Wayne Yoder Paul Yoder Don Brenneman Kurt David Diane and Marvin Yoder. the event also marked Mr Martin's birthday.
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