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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Frank Hoan relocate to Chicago where he resumes work as a retired postal employee. Their Front Street apartment will be closed for now. Mrs Hoan formerly Ann Butler plans to spend the summer in Delphi.
Claude Barnes, 36, of Flora, arrested Saturday by Flora police on public intoxication and DWI. He was arraigned in Delphi city court, fined $5 and costs, and sentenced to 180 days in the State Farm for the first charge, with license suspended two years and a separate fine for the second charge. state sentences suspended on condition of leaving Cad County.
Reader friendly bowling scoreboard lists standings and top performances. High team game and high team series span multiple clubs including Ford Sales, Elmwood Grocery, Flora Independents, and Kerlin Elevator with standout individual scores like Toole 615 and Ford Sales 962.
Premiers will meet Monday evening March 7 at the Delphi Christian church. A panel discussion will be a feature of the program. Special recreation is being planned after the meeting.
The last will of Jeremiah Barnhart is filed in the circuit court. He leaves all estate to sons Frank Everett and Jen with Frank given first option on a 40 acre Clay township farm and Everett a 46.5 acre farm in Tippecanoe county. Galen gets the Pyrmont residence. Everett and Frank named co executors. George Obear serves as attorney for the executors.
Arnold QO Guy, minister, leads morning worship and communion at 9:30 with Sunday School at 10:30. Nursery provided. Weekly church activities include The Premiers, Triangle, Golden Rule Class, and CWF Group No. 1 with details in the church bulletin.
Mrs Dean Collins of Bringhurst was a Monday guest of Mr and Mrs V H Brown, sharing a social visit at their home.
Rev J Franklin Arthur leads Sunday activities at First Baptist Church March 6 1955 Sunday School 9 30 am John Davis superintendent Morning Worship 10 30 am Young People 6 30 pm Evening service 7 30 pm Prayer service follows at 8 30 pm
Delphi Lutheran Parish presents service times for St Matthews St Zion Pettit and Bethel churches. Sunday worship at St Matthews 11 00 am Sunday School 10 60 am. Midweek Lenten service 7 30 pm Tuesday and Wednesday evening services. Bethel Pettit offers Sunday School 10 30 am Divine worship 9 30 am Holy Communion and Lenten service 7 pm. Church councils at 7 30 pm and catechism at 9 am.
Lloyd Dalquist minister announces March service times at Rockfield Presbyterian Church. Activities include a cooperative supper March 3 at 6 30, Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 March 6 with a sermon on Jesus Journey to Jerusalem, deacons meeting at 7 30, junior choir rehearsal 4 00, mid week service 7 00, adult choir at 8 00.
DeLos Haynes age 70 a former resident of Delphi and Carroll County died in Cocoa Florida February 14 from injuries in an auto accident. He is survived by his widow one daughter and many nieces and nephews including Mrs Florence Houser Mrs Lillian Thompson Mrs Mary McHardie Wilbur Thawin and Lewis Shortridge.
Patricia Hoagland has filed suit for absolute divorce custody of two minor children and $30 per week support from Raymond Hoagland. The couple married February 16 1949 and separated February 17 of this year. David R. Baum represents the plaintiff.
It It Col and Mrs Roy Kessler and family left Sunday for their home in Arlington Virginia Mrs Kessler and family had been residing here while Col Kessler served with the Armed Forces in Korea.
Mrs. Jack Taylor expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and acquaintances who sent cards gifts and flowers during her hospital stay.
Lat March 5 9 to 12 A M assembly room at the court house will host a Ladies of the GAR gathering. Members are invited to attend and participate in planned activities.
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