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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
5
The Specialty Shop offers all state water repellent all wool and gabardine rain coats that can be worn as a top coat year round. These versatile outerwear pieces feature durable fabrics suitable for any season and are presented as stylish, practical choices for varied weather.
Bridge and Euchre party at the Moose lodge on Tuesday evening March 8 at 8 00 p m. Admission 25 cents. Sponsored by Women of the Moose.
Six Carroll county residents enrolled as students at Butler University for the second semester of 1948-49, announced by registrar Dr. C. R. Maxam. Names include Patricia Louise Roth, Jack Merrill Alkire, Donald E. Weston, Mary Ann Hyman, Richard D. Flora, and William Bruce Draper. Also notes hospital and home recovery updates for local residents.
A brief birthday note mentions March 7 as the date and references Edmore Michigan with care at Mrs John Sherwin. Alba Allen is named in the text.
The Monroe Township Farm Bureau will meet at the Flora Community Building on Tuesday March 8 at 7 30 p m Mrs Wilbur Wilson will report on the State S and E Conference Other special numbers will include a movie Refreshments will be served by the committee in charge Carl Johnson Rev Rauch Bertha Knapp Chas Allbaugh Charles Jordan Dale Sharp Kenneth Sharp William Wingard Mary Guard D L Wingard and families The Deer Creek Township Farm Bureau recently discussed Undulant Fever and viewed a Brucellosis movie Farmers are urged to have herds tested and young stock vaccinated Patricia Maggart and Jesse Wise gave readings Contests and refreshments followed.
Burlington Township Farm Bureau schedules an evening program for Wednesday March 9 with a movie Feeding For Profit. Members will receive announcements. The meeting at the school building features Rev Charles Roberts offering devotions and Harold Frey discussing stock sales for a new Farm Bureau building south of Delphi.
Tippecanoe Township Farm Bureau members will meet at Pittsburg school next Monday evening at 7 30 p m The organizing committee includes Mr and Mrs Larry Gruber Mrs Midge Childers Mr and Mrs Charles Childers and Mr and Mrs Frank Lybrook Mrs Lybrook attended the S and E conference in Indianapolis and will report at this meeting Light refreshments will be served.
The Specialty Shop showcases Donnybrook spring coats for ladies in a variety of styles. Shoppers can expect fresh colors and versatile fits perfect for seasonal wear at the local boutique.
Rev Richard Recher of Newcastle accepted a call to serve St. Peter's Lutheran in Camden. He will conduct services every other Sunday until June 1 when he assumes the pastorate. He is the son of Rev Paul S Recher of Newcastle and studied at Walton grade school Monmorenci High School Wittenberg College and Hamma Divinity School with a May 16 1949 B D degree pending.
Friday night five individuals from Lafayette and Delphi were arrested for public intoxication by city and county officers. John D. Barr and Leland R. Stark paid fines and costs in city court. Charles E. Wood paid a smaller total in justice court. Oliver England was fined five dollars plus costs, and Orville Yates was released on bond after arraignment. Charles P. Hunter faced contempt of court and owed four hundred forty dollars in back support. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Shelley hosted six couples at a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Fred Bassett for their anniversary. Donald Bassett of Rock Island, Illinois, was noted as a weekend visitor. Spring dresses are arriving at The Specialty Shop.
Moody Bible Institute releases a 30 minute color science film about underwater sounds titled Voice of the Deep. Dr Irvin A Moon produced it revealing fish communicate, a discovery linked to wartime hydrophone experiments in Chesapeake Bay. Rev R D Smith will present the film at Delphi Christian church Sunday at 7 p m.
Earl M. Sweet of Metzger Lumber Company attends the national retail lumber dealers' convention in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Dr. C F Sheets returns home to Delphi from St Vincent hospital Indianapolis and is reported improving. Mr and Mrs Julius Pilarski welcome a son born February 25 at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette. Mrs Pilarski is Mayme Smith Platt, daughter of Glenn and Mrs Smith of Delphi.
Daniel Foxworthy 81 of Hillsboro died Saturday morning at his niece’s Delphi home after six weeks’ illness. He worked in cement contracting most of his life and is survived by brother George Hillsboro sister Linnie Brown West Lebanon and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Monday at Crumbley and Son Hillsboro with burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
Final services for Ming Anna Wertz infant daughter of William N. Wertz and Bonnie Sheagley Wertz were held Monday at Carter Funeral Home Flora. She died shortly after birth at Memorial Hospital Logansport. Survived by parents brother Frie Lee and relatives Ro bert Wertz Frank Sheagley Jose Wertz William Cook.
Mr and Mrs Paul Coghill of Delphi welcomed a daughter born Friday at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette. Mr and Mrs William Lyon of Delphi welcomed a daughter born Saturday at Memorial hospital Logansport. Mr and Mrs Joe Cook of Delphi welcomed a son born Sunday at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette.
The Delphi Common Council enacts an ordinance annexing a specified parcel in Deer Creek Township Carroll County Indiana into the city. The description follows along Vine Street and intersecting roads including Delphi and Prince William Gravel Road Indiana State Road 39 and 18 and the northwest corner of Vine Street Addition. The ordinance is passed and adopted by the Delphi City Council on February 8 with Presiding Officer H. S. Kerlin.
Mr and Mrs J Dewey Zinn who visited their daughter Mrs Carl L Shaeffer in Tuscaloosa Alabama returned home Tuesday Mrs Shaeffer and son saw them to their door.
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Ruth Draper Bowman and Loren D. Ayres as Co-Executors of the estate of William H. Draper of Carroll County Indiana. The estate is presumed solvent. February 4 1949. Joseph T. Ives attorney for co executors.
By the Judge of the Carroll Circuit Court of Carroll County Indiana Co administrators of the estate of Eva Hanna Tisch late of Carroll County Indiana deceased
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