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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1957

Page

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Chestnuts in Carroll County defy survey claims

The Carroll County chestnut tree count exceeds one per previous report as T. H. Baum of Delphi says he has five trees all healthy, suggesting a broader regional presence than the prior claim. Local notices praise Dr Crampton for national recognition and Hollywood roses.

Department of Agriculture Carroll County Jerry Boone United States T. H. Baum Route 4 Delphi Main Street Dr. C. C. Crampton American Legion Purdue University Rotary Club Doc Crampton Associated Press Sullivan Stefan Hatoss Hollywood WFBM Indianapolis WSAL Logansport Loren Campbell

Mrs Henry Burris Injured After Fall In Pittsburg Home

Mrs Henry Burris fell at her Pittsburg residence and sustained a severe ankle injury prompting a local household report and potential medical attention.

Henry Burris Pittsburg

Postmasters to Hold Annual Meeting at Delphi Country Club

The Northern Indiana District postmasters association meets at Carroll County Country Club in Delphi. New officers will be elected and more than 50 postmasters expected. R L Sieber, local postmaster, hosts the event. The City Dump will be poisoned for rat control on four Fridays and Mondays ending July 15.

National Association of Postmasters of Northern Indiana Carroll County Country Club Delphi R. L. Sieber

How Not To Enjoy A Vacation In Chicago

A local couple’s Chicago weekend turns into a string of mishaps. They face traffic fines, no parking, a stalled hotel stay, a street accident, and a pricey nightclub visit, with an editor noting the tale is partly embellished.

Chicago The Law Carey Douglass Loop Sopa Union Bank and Trust Company Aragon Ken Julie Pyle

Burlington July 4 celebration benefits park

Burlington to stage a July 4 program at the American Legion field with activities starting at 1 p m. including a Delphi versus Burlington pony league game and a traders game against the Stellite team of Kokomo. A 4 p m fish fry hosted by the Deer Creek Conservation club will raise funds for park equipment. Proceeds support the Burlington Legion Community Park. event sponsored by the Burlington American Legion and Booster club.

Burlington Burlington American Legion Delphi Burlington Merchants Stellite Kokomo Deer Creek Conservation Club Burlington Legion Burlington Booster Club

Edwards Sentenced to Six Months at Indiana State Farm

George Edwards aged 28 from Delphi faced two charges in city court driven by his wife Evaleen’s filing. He was fined 53.50 for disorderly conduct and 100 plus 15 costs for assault and battery and ordered to serve six months at the Indiana State Farm after a Lafayette arrest following a motor vehicle incident and a miscarriage.

George Edwards Delphi Roy Clauser Edwards Lafayette Evaleen Indiana State Farm

Police chief urges vacation notification for property protection

Gib Underhill, Chief of Delphi City Police, advises residents to notify the police when they expect to be away on vacation. The department pledges to take measures to insure protection during absence.

Gib Underhill Delphi City

Delphi meeting invites seven township school officials

Delphi-Deer Creek Township School Board invites trustees and advisory boards from Deer Creek Rock Creek Liberty Madison Tippecanoe Jefferson and Adams townships to a Monday July 1 meeting at the Delphi school to discuss mutual school problems and the Purdue inspection results. No decision is expected.

Delphi Deer Creek Paul H. Johnson Rock Creek Liberty Madison Tippecanoe Jefferson Adams Purdue

Charles Smith Wins Promotion To West Coast Sales

Charles Smith son of Dorothy Smith of Delphi has been promoted to a Union Carbide salesman. He is transferred from Philadelphia to Los Angeles where he will oversee his own territory. Mr and Mrs Smith left for Los Angeles and his mother recently visited Philadelphia.

Charles Smith Dorothy Smith Delphi Union Carbide Co Charles Philadelphia Los Angeles California

City Court Arraigns Taxi Driver for License Violation

Eldon E. Brown of Delphi was arraigned in city court on operating a taxi cab without a license. He was fined $10 and costs. Max Spitler of Camden was arraigned for speeding, fined $10 and costs, and arrested in Camden by Deputy Sheriff Miller.

Eldon E. Brown Delphi Max Spitler Camden Miller

County Schools Hire Several New Teachers

County Superintendent Harry Hatton announces new staff across multiple schools. Abigail Stephen will replace Goldie Bowman as a grade school teacher in Carrollton, while Mrs Stephen will also teach at Walton and Bowman moves to Logansport next year. Mrs Carol Wollert will teach home economics and girls physical education at Cutler and tours Europe with her Purdue linked husband. John Rathbun of Idaville becomes Carson's principal next year, with J Franklin Arthur moving to Pittsburg to teach. Joyce Hoppe adds home economics at Flora, Joseph Hendrix to math, Jack Graves of Kokomo to sixth grade in Flora, and Henry Smith to fifth grade in Flora. Robert J McKinney will coach and teach social studies. Mrs Mary Pastor of Delphi will teach English and Library Science in Deer Creek.

Harry Hatton Abigail Stephen Goldie Bowman Carrollton Stephen Walton Bowman Logansport Carol Wollert Cutler Wollert Purdue Europe John Rathbun Idaville Carson J. Franklin Arthur Pittsburg Joyce Hoppe Flora Joseph Hendrix Jack Graves Kokomo Henry Smith Robert J. McKinney Mrs. Mary Pastor Delphi Deer Creek

Births Report From Delphi Flora Lafayette and Logansport

Mr and Mrs Dale Douglass of Delphi announce a son Kurt Dean born June 20 at Memorial hospital Logansport. Mr and Mrs R W Nevin of Flora announce a son born June 21 at Home hospital. Mr and Mrs Tony Krecek of Lafayette announce a daughter born at St Elizabeth hospital mother Beverly McKinley. Mr and Mrs Robert Gerard of Delphi announce a son born at Home hospital Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Dean Anderson of Delphi announce a son born at Home hospital Lafayette.

Dale Douglass Delphi Kurt Dean Memorial Hospital Logansport R. W. Nevin Flora Home Hospital Tony Krecek Lafayette St. Elizabeth Hospital Beverly McKinley Edgar McKinley Robert Gerard Dean Anderson

Orrs Spend Days in St Louis For Cardinal Games

Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Orr Jr. are in St Louis for several days to attend multiple Cardinal baseball games.

F.H. Orr, Jr St. Louis

Railroads Propose Major Delphi Grade Crossing Changes

The Menon and Wabash Railroads submit plans to Delphi City Council to close Monroe Street crossing and Indiana and Wabash Street crossings to pedestrians and vehicles. They seek approval for new short arm electric gates, track relocations, fewer crossings, and repositioned interchange tracks to improve safety and reduce railroad movements. The council will wait for further clarification before acting.

Delphi Monroe Street Wabash Union Indiana Main Franklin Market Washington Wilson Streets Washington Street Wilson Street Market Street

Boys Puncture 31 Tires in Escapade

Two boys aged 10 and 13 admitted puncturing 31 tires in West Delphi overnight. Seventeen tires damaged at Jack Brown Buick Agency and Ranger Products. others affected included Amy Morris Jim Widner John Johnson Harold Hayden Jim Fife James Hall and H Kelly. Parents agreed to cover repair costs.

West Delphi Jack Brown James Hall H. Kelly

Post office announces July 1 postal rate increases

Postmaster R L Lieber reminds patrons of a rate hike effective July 1. Registered mail money order fees certified mail insured mail return receipts and special delivery mail costs rise. Special Delivery stamps set at 30 cents. No change to first class mail though a 4 cent letter rate is being studied.

R. L. Lieber Lieber Congress

Lafayett e Man Severely Hurt In Spectacular Wreck

Marion M. Shaft a 45 year old Lafayette resident was seriously injured in a crash at the junction of highways 25 and 418 near Delphi. He sustained a crushed chest fractured jaw facial lacerations and internal injuries. He was removed from the critical list and taken by Eikenberry ambulance to St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette.

Marion M. Shaft Underwood Lafayette Delphi Shaft St.Elizabeth Hospital Shaff Grass Island Kerlin Guy Wire Dale Douglass Eikenberry St. Elizabeth Hospital

Carroll County License Branch to Close for July 4 5 6

The Carroll County License Branch will be closed Thursday Friday and Saturday July 4 5 and 6 according to branch manager Mrs. Fern Cohee.

Fern Cohee Cohee Carroll County

Missionary Baptist Church Expands to Pittsburg Mission

The Missionary Baptist Church of Lafayette announces a new mission in Pittsburg. Rev. Milford Brooks leads the Lafayette church. Rev. Lloyd Fuller oversees the Pittsburg mission. Services begin 8 p.m. Saturday June 29 at a building across from Pittsburg school, owned by Earl Fis. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. on Sunday June 30.

Missionary Baptist Church of Lafayette Pittsburg Milford Brooks Lafayette Lloyd Fuller Earl Fis

Floyd Sterrett Sent to Jail for Court Contempt

Floyd Sterrett of Jackson township was arraigned in White circuit court at Monticello on contempt of court for non payment of support to his estranged wife Ruth. He was found guilty and remanded to Cass county jail at Logansport. The Sterrett divorce case moved from Carroll county to White circuit court.

Floyd Sterrett Jackson Township Monticello Sterrett Ruth Cass County Logansport Sterretts Carroll County

McDowell and Talbert Win District Legion Seats

Art McDowell of Delphi won the Second District American Legion commander post, defeating Richard Siebert of Ogden Dunes. He will be installed July 15 at the Indiana convention and will attend the Atlantic City National Convention as a delegate. Wayne Talbert of Delphi won one district delegate seat. Nelson Hohensack of Burlington was an alternate.

Art McDowell Delphi American Legion Chalmers Richard Siebert Ogden Dunes McDowell Indianapolis National Legion Atlantic City Wayne Talbert Nelson Hohensack Burlington Legion Dean Anderson Gene Roskuski Fred Mitchell Don Wilson Clarence Wilson Ray Marler Henry Rozhon Don Huffman Earl Sweet John Mount Joe Ghere Bob Davidson

Mrs Emerson Johns Slips at Farm Home. Eight Stitches Needed

Mrs Emerson Johns of route 4 Delphi fell at her farm home Friday and struck her head on a post. She required eight stitches to close the wound.

Emerson Johns Route 4 Delphi

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