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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1950

Page

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REMC Meter Fight Spills Into City Hall Debate

REMC directors push to remove parking meters and gain two 15 minute spaces in front of the REMC office. City Council rejects the concession, while REMC manager Joe Higgins seeks other compromises as Delphi community notices cover theater events moose lodge and school lunch fundraisers and July plans.

Unaba REMC Ger Thomson REM Delnight Joe Higgins Roxy Roxy Theater

Weekend Guests From Kokomo

Mrs. George Hall hosts weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. Earl Orem of Kokomo for a social gathering.

George Hall Earl Orem Kokomo

Tri Kappa Names New Officers at Local Chapter

Barbara Walker was elected president of the Tri Kappa Sorority local chapter at a Tuesday library meeting. Mary Pastor became vice president with Margaret Sanderson as recording secretary Gwen May as corresponding secretary and Isa belle Freeman as treasurer. The chapter plans to attend the Province convention at Fowler on June 27 and holds a July 11 meeting at Edna Grimm's home.

Barbara Walker Tri Kappa Sorority Mary Pastor Margaret Sanderson Gwen May Isabelle Freeman Fowler John Pastor Robert. VanNatta Edna Grimm

Barn Destroyed on John Scott Farm by Fire

The barn tenanted by Ralph Bush west of the Mound in Oak Grove was destroyed Friday afternoon. A large amount of corn and hay was consumed and several valuable farm implements were lost in the blaze.

John Scott Ralph Bush Oak ‘Grove

Relatives of Local People in Car Crash Tuesday

Mrs. James H. Obear and two children Patty and Jimmy of Indianapolis are recovering from serious injuries after a Tuesday morning crash between Middlefork and Michigantown. The family was treated by Dr. VanKirk in Burlington then at the Obear home in Delphi. Patty had 15 stitches for a scalp wound. Jimmy may have fractures to the left shoulder and ribs. They were moved to St. Elizabeth hospital, Lafayette, for X rays. The group was en route to their summer home on Lake Freeman.

James H. Obear Patty Jimmy Indianapolis George Obear Delphi Middlefork Michigantown St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Lake Freeman

Lebanon Man Fined for Speeding in South Delphi

William Buntin of Lebanon was fined one dollar and costs by Justice of the Peace Rossie Dern after a speeding citation issued Sunday by Officer Miller in South Delphi.

William Buntin Lebanon South Delphi Officer Miller Justice of the Peace Rossie Dern

Seven Kokomo youths arraigned in Flora Station break in

Liquor sales to minors tied to four Kokomo youths who admitted entering the Esserman station at Flora. Two Lafayette minors and a 21 year old were later arraigned after a chase. one Kokomo youth received a 14 year reformatory sentence with stay for marriage petition.

Lafayette Kokomo Hor Esserman Flora Justice of the Peace Court Allen Car €Y Pas Carey Isaac M. Bunch Robert FE. Hall Thomas Keegan Fred Taskey Seaton Smith Hall Reformatory State Reformatory Parole Board Betty Sacks Keegan Bunch Omer F. Brown Sheriff Allen Albaugh East Delphi Carl L. Lechner

Blood Spilled In Two Brawls and Fines Levied

Report of two brawls ending with arrests and fines. Sam Quinn and Roy Quinn, both charged after threats and assault, faced disorderly conduct and assault and battery counts with fines of $5 and $25 respectively. In a separate incident at Roller Rink Lester Goin and William Humphrey fought. Humphrey struck Goin with a hammer and was fined $1.00 for aggravated battery.

Éaini Anche Pace Sam Quinn Navy Roy Quinn George Yost Yost Allen Holtman Justice Dern Dern Lester Goin William Humphrey Humphrey Goin Humphreys Biches Onteessi Atancer Batery

Myron Beesley Named New Co-Op Manager in Carroll County

Joseph E. Peterson announces Myron Beesley of Eaton Indiana as general manager of the Carroll County Farm Bureau Co-Op. Beesley takes over from John DeLaCroix on June 22 after DeLaCroix resigns following a 54 year term. DeLaCroix began work in 19 royalty? sales rose from 390 992 to 1 427 908 in 1949. A cooperative elevator was started in Restoka hurst in 1945 and other farms followed.

Joseph E. Peterson Carroll County Farm Bureau Co-Op Myron Beesley Eaton Indiana Beesley John DeLaCroix DeLaCroix Amantive Association Somalia Clinton County Delaware County Peterson Restokahurst

Will Contests Suit Set to Open Monday in Powell Case

Bernard Powell sues to contest Flora B Powell will and estate. Freda, Shirley Ellis as executrix named in the will are defendants. Court action proceeds with trial set for Monday.

Will Tory Bernard Powell Freda Shirlie Ellis Flora B. Powell

Youth Council Plans Delphi City Pack Event

The Sounty Youth Council arranges a city pack event in Delphi, inviting community groups to participate and highlight local initiatives.

Delphi City Pack Sounty Youth Council

City Council Reaches New Electricity Contract

At a Tuesday meeting the council signed with Indiana Public Service Company Inc. to supply electricity for ornamental lights overhead lights and city water works pumping station. The pumping station enjoys savings over $600 annually and a new power rate will apply, announced Ralph Melin manager of the local service firm. New ornamental street lights in

Indiana Public Service Company Inc City Water Works Ralph Melin

Delphi Home Show draws over two thousand at armory

Delphi's first Home Show attracted more than 2000 attendees with free admission. Organizations from the community provided entertainment including the high school band Star Dusters The Downbeats Melody Men and the Carroll County Home Economics Chorus. Prizes from merchants were awarded at each session with door prizes including a $50 trade certificate and a $25 certificate.

Delphi Dlphi Heewitinn Star Dusters Melody Carroll County Paul Oyler Camden Ruth Yocum Ruth Bordner Cutler Velia Merry Widow Russell Oyler Clark Metzger Blanche Charles Hendrix Fred Rodkey Burlington Susannah Roos Yokum Cora Zell St. Amand Olive Miller Route 1 Warren Woods Metzger Lumber Company Maxine Wilson Hatton Gift Shop Elizabeth Peterson Burkle Campbell Ralph Lines Oo Newell Blythe and Son Jack Johns Paul‘ Ashba Leonard Blythe Main Street Western Auto Elwood Burkle Rossville Walter Clawson Katie Garrard Delp Leavell Ae Bates Phi L. M. Pletcher Lewis’ Lear Ruth Gushwa R. E. Pearson Sales Electric Grill Betty Martin Koolvent Company Larry Hitchcock del- Wipkoep

Auditor distributes June property tax proceeds to units

County Auditor Russell Harter announced the June distribution of spring property tax receipts totaling 506,446.71 across Indiana towns and townships. The State received 30,941.92 while remaining funds went to Ada Roach and others including Dams Township 12,496.61 and Clay Township 13,186.36 with advances noted.

Russell Harter State of Indiana Harter Ada Roach Courtington Carrollton Clay Township Deer Creek

Mrs Pearl Parks Dies in Spokane After Illness

Mrs Pearl Parks a Rockfield native dies in Spokane Washington after a long cancer illness. Born near Rockfield she was daughter of Elias and Rosanna Plank. She married John Parks and moved to Spokane many years ago. Survived by five grandchildren in Vancouver two sisters in Indianapolis and Rockfield. Funeral and burial in Spokane.

Pearl Parks Spokane Washington

Charity report from Psi Chapter lists multiple donations

Beta Psi Iota Xi sorority published its charity report detailing gifts to Boy Scout funds 15 and 50 to citizenship awards to Delphi high school seniors 20 to a Jamboree fund 50 to Red Cross 50 to Cancer Control 25 to Riley Research 25 to dental care 26 to Halloween prizes 279 for an automatic washer for a high school athletic department 15 to TB Seals 24.52 for Christmas baskets and clothing for two needy families and 100 pledged to the school hot lunch program

Psi Iota Xi Red Cross Cancer Control Delphi High School Sorority

Marilyn McCormick Presiding At Girls State This Week

Marilyn McCormick, daughter of Attorney and Mrs Watson C McCormick of Delphi, presides as Governor of Indiana Girls State in Bloomington this week. She will oversee sessions until a new governor is elected Saturday and will step down Sunday afternoon when inauguration occurs. Mr and Mrs McAmick will attend, with Delphi residents Eve Davidson and local students Carolyn Coble and Donna Timmons also involved.

Marilyn McCormick Watson C. McCormick Delphi Bloomington Indiana Girls’ State Miss McCormick Amick Eve. Davidson Crea Grea Paine Ton Om Ae Jocal Carolyn Coble Donna Timmons

Greenwalt Family Visit Highlighted in Germany Duty

Robert Greenwalt visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Conn and his father John Greenwalt while stationed in Germany for three years. His wife, a German girl, accompanies him.

Robert Greenwalt Robert Conn John Greenwalt Greenwalt Germany

Will Klepinger Dies After Heart Attack At Home

Will Klepinger, born October 8 1875 on the Klepinger homestead near Springboro, died at home after a heart attack. He was active in Brookston and Delphi banking and farming circles, served on the Taylor County Council, and belonged to the Masonic lodge Shrine Scottish Rite Knights Templar and Presbyterian Church. Survived by widow and twin brother Jesse D. of Delphi, with funeral services at Jackson funeral home and burial in Masonic Cemetery.

Klepinger Springboro Franklin and Eliza Gay) Klepinger Brookston Delphi Testis Masonic Lodge Indiana Shrine Scottish Rite Knights Templar Presbyterian Bane Taylor Klepinger Mar Jesse D Jackson Funeral Home James William Rankin Harry Parker Masonic Cemetery

Clifford Graduates from ISU and Purdue Engineering

Miss Mary Clifford earned a Bachelor of Science from Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute and will teach primary grades in Logansport next year. Next Sunday James A Clifford, husband of Phyllis Logan and a World War II veteran, will graduate from Purdue University’s School of Engineering.

Oeri Argies James A. Clifford Mary Clifford Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute Jack Clifford Purdue University School of Engineering Miss Clifford Logansport Phyllis Logan Rockfield

Officers to be nominated at Legion Post meeting

Harry Bohannon Post No 15 American Legion plans officer nominations at the upcoming meeting. The election will be held Monday night July 10 at 8 PM. Retiring commander Bill Holmes urges all members to attend.

Harry Bohannon American Legion Bill Holmes

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Soepeerinien Clarence Marocco Moose Lodge Papaya Holloway Smith Mike Cormick Jimmy Hatlo Fred Walter Roger Dobbin Citizen Staff TRI Kappa Marilyn School of Dance- Ology Glenda Weckerly Ly’s. Rich Ee Yell Ance Fredonna Lesh Weng Torin Kay Clawson Mary Elizabeth Vandervolgen Nancy Temple Sara Jane Vaughan Judy May Jerry Chapin Eric, McCormick Mike Baer Bob Bill Myers Kay Burke Jane Walker Janice Roach Glenda Lee Weckerly Carroll John DE Lacroix Council OKEHS Armory Charity Report Girls’ State Will Klepinger Ie Pea Delphi Mary, Jack Clifford Purdue Indiana State Colleges Joan Stoner Monticello Ben Pranklin Chamber of Commerce Committee Miss Broner Herb Smith
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