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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
6
The Delphi Home Show opens Sunday at the Armory and runs through Tuesday night with band parents and local merchants backing a first time event. Proceeds fund new instruments for the band while programs are prepared to attract families and reward community effort.
Long article recalls Dr. and Mrs. Crampton's fifty seven years of service with a large reception in Logansport. Notable attendees include Dr. Reynolds Hickman and editor Arthur McDowell, plus many family members, friends, and “Crampton babies” among nurses, doctors, and locals. Samuel Joe Lucas born May 16 1950 featured among the young generation.
H P Cottingham director of the Indiana Division of Fish and Game writes to the editor countering a May 18 clipping about a strange reptile attached to a fish carrion. He argues the creature is likely a native lamprey not the sea lamprey and notes Indiana streams host native lamprey, rare attachments, and ongoing Great Lakes traps.
Mary Frances Low, a Tucson bridesmaid to Miss Susan Blue, was honored with a luncheon and towel shower at Mrs. Fred Craven Smith’s home. She is preparing for her June 18 wedding to Dr. Edward Wong and guests read her letters and heard wedding details from Mrs. Florence Blue who recently returned from Tucson.
Jolinda Draper, a patient at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Lafayette, was discharged and sent back to her home after two separate stays within the past two weeks.
Ray Booth near Americus reports four young cows and calves died last week after eating paint from a discarded can found on his dump. The animals became ill and succumbed to lead poisoning. A lid was removed from the can, enabling the livestock to consume its contents.
The Carroll County Home Economics Council will meet in the Extension Office conference room at 2 p m on Tuesday June 6.
The Clay township Home Economics club holds its June meeting on the 14th at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Harmon with Mrs Elizabeth Frantz and Mrs Gladys Miller assisting Agnes Hufford to give the devotions.
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