Shirley Hobaugh Returns Home After Surgery
Shirley Hobaugh went home Sunday from St Elizabeth hospital after undergoing surgery.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
5
Shirley Hobaugh went home Sunday from St Elizabeth hospital after undergoing surgery.
Flora defeats Cutler 58 to 29 in a sectional final. Flora leads 13-9 after one period and pulls away as Cook for Cutler racks up rebounds but Flora's balanced scoring, including Day 14 and Michaels 12, seals the win. J Draper adds a tip-in for Flora.
Mrs. Georgia Gregg Kerlin will be guest of honor at a birthday dessert hosted at her home next Monday by her daughters-in-law Mrs. Hiram Kerlin Mrs. Mahlon Kerlin Mrs. William Kerlin and Mrs. Charles Kerlin. The occasion is her birthday.
Laymen's Day was observed at the Delphi Methodist church Sunday morning with George McCain as lay leader in charge. Talks by Richard Rainbolt, Homer Myers and John DeLaCroix focused on the general subject of Faith. Laymen's Day was observed nationwide last Sunday.
Mrs Beulah Christie Toops formerly of Yeoman writes friends she will reside with her daughter Mrs Caroline Moore in Florida after leaving Indianapolis.
The first second generation calf born in the county is shown with owner Max Snyder of Liberty township, vice-president of the local Artificial Insemination program, and inseminator Mike Guckien. The mother was the program’s first artificially born calf from October 15, 1947, sired by Frisky Myersmead with 486 pounds butterfat. The new calf, born January 25, 1950, has sire Priscilla's Fashion Duke with 652 pounds butterfat. All sires are kept at Carmel Indiana Bull Stud and must be proven. The program emphasizes inherited productive ability and transmission to offspring. Other officers listed: S. A. Wickard president, Charles Nance secretary, E. E. Flora treasurer.
Obituaries itemizes Josephine Sidenbender 79 of this community died in Indianapolis following hospitalization. Raymond E Daggy 36 of Chicago died after surgery in Holy Cross hospital. Mrs John Wolf 74 formerly of this county died in Warren Ohio after a stroke. Myrtle Maria 175 native of Winamac died in Indianapolis after illness. Funeral rites and burial details given for each case.
Samuel Edging 86 Camden resident and retired farmer died Friday morning in Memorial hospital Logansport after a fall in Camden two weeks earlier that fractured his hip. Born in the county he married Nancy Little and was a Rockfield Christian church member. Survived by four sons Dallas Dewey Joy and Jay of Camden three brothers Oliver Lawrence Harley and a sister Mrs Pearl Arion. Rites were held Sunday at Camden with Rev William Hixon officiating Burial in Camden cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Duddy of Delphi marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at home. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Law of Monticello and Mr and Mrs Robert Duddy of Delphi.
Daisy Kennedy sues Willard Hicks in Carroll circuit court for immediate possession of a 20 acre farm and damages of 2500. Bishop and Lane represent the plaintiff.
Dean Byron K. Trippett reports Peter Stuntz of Delphi has kept a B grade average or higher through the entire fall semester at Wa bbash College.
Named administratrix Jessie Harness has qualified by posting a $7500 bond in Carroll circuit court. Hanna and Hanna represent the administratrix. Marriage licenses issued for Marvin E. Ramey age 21 and Roselyn M. Roberts age 18, both of Indianapolis, to Alvin E. Mohler age 20 of Delphi and Patricia Maxwell age 17 of Delphi, daughter of Mrs. Ava Roberts and Mrs. Faye Maxwell.
Hall's IGA Super Market offers School Day Cookies at 20 cents a dozen with 2 dozen for 21 cents. Regular pound lager milk chocolate cake priced at 63 cents, donuts at 39 cents per dozen, and a free bread loaf offer.
One hundred forty four Scouts and leaders from the area plan to join forty two thousand peers at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley Forge Pennsylvania June 28 to July 6. The article details camp size rituals water use meals and post event tours including Washington DC and Annapolis.
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Hodge of Camden entertained guests at dinner last Thursday in honor of Mrs Wilbur Richardson for her birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Richardson, Mrs Maxine Henderson and son David of Delphi, Mrs Opal Teel and son Ted, and Mr and Mrs Roy Cornelison.
Abner Bowen of Delphi was elected president of the Delphi Band Parents at a Monday night meeting held at the school. Officials chosen include Mrs. Ray Hammell as vice president and Mrs. Clarence Cleaver as secretary. Transportation for the band and chorus contest April 1 at Brook was named C. E. Melson. Paul Welker announced a March 14 high school program featuring a double sextette from the University of Valparaiso. The public is invited.
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