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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
2
Leaving home for vacation prompts a detailed safety checklist. Actions include locking doors and windows, securing valuables in a safe, canceling deliveries, arranging lawn care, notifying police of travel dates, assigning neighbors to monitor, using travelers checks for funds, turning off appliances and utilities, and planning pet care.
This piece explains legal terms like homologated meaning approved or confirmed and notes public notices to creditors require filing reasons within ten days. It emphasizes that such notices facilitate democracy and use general newspapers for broad reach. Ralph Miller, formerly of Delphi, now works as a barber at John Pearson shop on Franklin Street.
Rutledge borough in Delaware County Pennsylvania considers a new stray dog tag. A two sided collar tag will warn dogs that running at large is illegal and violators face fines from five to fifty dollars. The device asks owners to watch their pets and keep Rutledge a safe place to live.
The Harrison Trail Commission seeks descendants of soldiers who took part in the Battle of Tippecanoe and requests information for the Battle of Tippecanoe records. It also notes 1957 appointment by the State Legislature to mark the 1811 route and lists reading program dates and memorial donations.
County Clerk Frank Wilcox issued licenses to couples including James David McCain 26 of Delphi and Joan A. Bourff 20 of Kokomo. Richard Lee Cornell 21 of Marion and Sue Ann Sieber 21 of Delphi. Everett E. Oyler 20 of Flora and Nancy J. Bravant 18 of Camden. Bruce T. Allen 24 of Hinsdale and Virginia E. Peterson 21 of Delphi. Charles L. Gagnon 22 of Brookston and Peggy M. Howell 18 of Delphi. John H. Crone 27 of Delphi and Phyllis Marsha Brown 20 of Delphi. John Franklin Patty 72 of Monticello and Ruth M. White 71 of Monticello.
Adams township Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday June 20 at 1 30 in the home of Mrs Hazel Coble. Mrs Robert Ward and Mrs George Prather will assist the hostess. Mrs John Girard will give devotions.
Readers share updates from Kuala Lumpur to Indianapolis describing family milestones and travel. Mary Morrison Wightman reports a Missouri move and Easter family gathering while a May accident near Urbana concerns relatives. Enid Rule updates siblings’ studies and wedding plans, noting enduring community ties through The Citizen.
W. S. Weaver a 25 year 4-H leader received a plaque and attended the Extension Agents and 4-H leader banquet at Purdue. Terry Snider earned honors in the 4-H Tractor Maintenance project and joined the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity leadership contest as the county representative. Dale Brower of Flora is critically ill at Memorial Hospital after surgery. Mrs. Enid Rule and Nancy of Indianapolis visited Parks Wood wedding with Nancy as bridesmaid.
Wayne Bowen a 1962 Delphi high school graduate now in the US Air Force was honored at his parents home in Burrows. About 40 friends relatives and neighbors gathered Sunday to surprise the enlistee stationed at Lackland AFB Texas. He left Lafayette by bus June 5 and flew from Indianapolis to Texas for basic training.
Counties will use numeric prefixes instead of letters on 1963 car plates. The plan sets $8 and $12 registration fees with prefixes ranging from Adams 1 to Whitley 92. Specific counties such as Lake 45 and 95 and Marion 49 will receive additional prefixes due to vehicle numbers.
The Gamma Gamma Nu sorority state convention in West Lafayette elected Shirley Washington of Lafayette as president and multiple officers from Lafayette Delphi and Indianapolis. Appointments include June Davis and Juanita Brehmer. A dinner dance followed the meeting with members and guests in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Ward and their family from Connecticut are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Gib Underhill. Citizen Classifieds Get Results.
The Washington Township Home Demonstration Club and the Double Dozen Club host a picnic for 4-H township girls on Wednesday June 20 at 12 30 pm at the Deer Creek Conservation Club. Members should bring a dessert or salad and arrange to send their dish with another member if unable to attend.
Terry Brewer 16 of route 2 Monticello suffered minor cuts and bruises at 2:45 Sunday when his 1957 auto skidded on slick pavement on Sandy Beach road in Jefferson township. The car left the road and damaged six rods of Roy Secrest farm fence. three companions uninjured. The vehicle was a total wreck. State Trooper Tom Pitstick investigated.
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