Mrs. C. J. Smith and Son John Visit Ft Wayne
Mrs C J Smith accompanied by her son John spent Sunday in Ft Wayne enjoying the city attractions and civic sites.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1955
Page
4
Mrs C J Smith accompanied by her son John spent Sunday in Ft Wayne enjoying the city attractions and civic sites.
Delphi Lumber Co advertises stopping service at 304 N Market St Delphi Indiana with phone 720 for building materials.
Monticello Sub-District crews of the Indiana State Highway Department repair winter ravages on S. R. 18 from S. R. 39 to S. R. 29 and on U. S. 24 from Burnettsville to Logansport, plus patches on S. R. 25, U. S. 24 Wolcott to Monticello, S. R. 43 and 18 near Brookston, U. S. 421 Rossville to Monticello, and S. R. 75 from S. R. 26 to Flora. Superintendent ae Peterson aims to finish patching by month’s end.
We thank the people of Delphi for support of our paper drive and apologize for not reaching everyone with saved paper. Please call Delphi 818 green or 568 Delphi FHA Chapter to arrange collection and help finalize the drive.
The Madison 4-H club met March 12 at New Op School naming Frances Redman as president Carolyn Fisher as vice president Virginia Fisher secretary treasurer Glenda Fisher reporter Carole Welch health and safety leader Janet Bailey recreation leader Charlotte Pearson song leader Carolyn Fisher Fran Redman Jo Henderson Mrs Flora and Glenda Fisher named to the year book committee Mrs Orton Zook led and distributed 4 H record books and reviewed the 1955 standards.
Girl Scouts from Troop 13 held a March 14 birthday party as part of badge work with Sue Cope Carolyn Kite Corri Keisling and Marlene Medley overseeing. Guests Diana yer Marilyn Harner Jolene Sines and Virginia Smith received membership cards while refreshments were hosted by Mrs Lionel Smith and Mrs Glen Medley. Troop 18 was entertained by mothers Mrs iConnnelly and Mrs Georgia Mae Hutt in the Scout rooms with refreshments served.
Mrs. Ralph Hanna of Delphi and Mrs. E. W. Lewis of Kokomo attended the Bedford wedding of Lt. Paul D. Stevens of Terre Haute and Joan Elizabeth Wilhite of Bedford. Bridesmaids were Sharon Hanna of Delphi and Kay Lewis of Kokomo, sisters of the bride from Indiana University.
Knights of Columbus will hold a hamper for their families on Sunday night at their lodge rooms. Committee in charge includes Joe Coomey John Roach Larry Margowski and Henry Rozhon. Members to bring a covered dish. Mrs Ralph Snoeberger Monticello entertained Saturday evening for her son Robert Eu's seventh birthday. Chicken Pie or Salmon Loaf supper at Delphi Methodist church March 18 from 5 30 to 7 00 price 1 10-21
The 1955 Red Cross Fund Drive has reached its halfway point with Mrs. Lewis N. Mullin serving as loan officer in Delphi.
Bidcas plan to invite a past matron or past patron as their guest. The note emphasizes honoring distinguished members from the order while arranging the gathering.
The party planned for March 19 at Delphi Country Club has been postponed to March 26. Committee members include Mr. and Mrs. Henryton, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood who are making arrangements for the event.
Welcome In Grange will meet March 17 at its hall in Radnor. Each member is asked to take sandwiches for refreshments.
TucsIon Rotary heard Lowell Groninger and Phyllis Flora urge support for a city Youth Recreation Center. The presentation highlighted community benefits and fundraising needs.
Mrs Mary Bradshaw Mrs Martha Popejoy Mr and Mrs J C Yunker Miss Frieda Burgitt met in Indianapolis Sunday with Infantil Paralysis officers to plan mass vaccination of first and second grade students with Salk vaccine after April 1.
Mrs. Walter Clawson hosted sixteen Rainbow for Girls Advisory Board members at a St Patrick’s Desert event on March 11. Plans announced include Initiation on March 25 at 6 30 pm at the Masonic Temple and a dinner April 22 for Masons Eastern Star and Rainbow girls with tickets after April 1.
The Make Merry Sunday School class meeting scheduled for Monday March 28 is postponed and will now meet Tuesday March 29. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Edrie Parks Mr and Mrs Alfred Burton Mrs O O Klepinger Mrs Anna Gamble Mrs Edythe Dickison and Mrs Stella Givler.
Twenty nine Carroll County 4-H Junior Leaders joined the District Junior Leaders Conference at Purdue on Thursday March 10 sponsored by Farm Bureau and Extension Service. Attendees include Adams Dorothy Elston Robert Peterson Burlington Janet Williams Monty Sink Carrollton Pat Witter Buford Thicke Clay Judy Miller David Knop Deer Creek Virginia Peterson Democrat Donnabell Plank Jackson Carolyn Jones Keith Parrett Jefferson Twillie Tully Madison Carolyn Fisher Jerry Wagoner Monroe Marsha Langston Murray Langston Rock Creek Gloria Musall Sylvia Farris Tippecanoe Linda Lybrook Robert White Washington Nan Beth Emmett Herr. Special training attendees were Sharon Doty Glenda Fisher Martha Schnepf Joe Bill Click Edwin Cox Dwaine Ward. Transportation was provided by several local ladies and Harold Berry.
Mr and Mrs Mahlon Kerlin vacationed in Florida for two weeks. Lee B Shaeffer and spouse returned from Florida. Miss Rova Fisher rests in St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette. John Mills and wife tour Alabama relatives. LaRue Clawson names infant Eugene LaRue born Feb 23. Wayne Disinger returns from four years Navy service. Leroy Redding, Lakeland Florida, hospital for fractured collar bone after orange picking fall. Jack Smith Delphi welcome son born March 10 at Home hospital. Trooper I Dale McCurdy studied state police training in Bloomington. Mary Guard McBroom recovering from major operation at St Joseph Omaha. Andersons attend Elva Lisher funeral in Indianapolis then visit Brownburg. Turner family visit in Indianapolis with Mrs Lottie Clifford. Gordon family Delphi welcome daughter Debra Jo born at St Elizabeth Lafayette.
Workmen cleared debris from the gutted IOOF building on Main Street Delphi after January fire. Final rebuilding plans are not set but propose a three story structure using existing walls. Delphi Methodist Church announces supper March 18 from 5 30 to 7 00 featuring Chicken Pie or Salmon Loaf with tickets at 1.00
Carroll County Rural Youth plans a meeting on Tuesday March 22 at 7 30 p m in the REMC Auditorium Delphi Indiana. Patricia Maggart will lead devotions with the meeting chaired by the chairman.
Auction notice listing 150 bu corn 160 bu hay 30 ton alfalfa and clover chopped hay 10 ton straw. Four registered Brahman cows, several Brahman calves and yearlings, one Brahman bull, one Angus steer, Holstein bred and open heifers, Angus yearling bull. Terms cash. not responsible. Lunch by Deer Creek Presbyterian Church. Ralph Rinehart & Sons, Auds.
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