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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1961
Page
8
Chester L. Mohler, 44, former Delphi street commissioner, and Jack Carter, 34, of Indianapolis, were arrested in Cairo Illinois after passing counterfeit ten dollar bills. Police seized $90 in counterfeit notes and $4600 in bad bills from their car.
A liquor store proprietor reported two men after they bought six packs of beer and passed a changed $10 bill. They were seen entering a second store and exiting with another six pack. Carroll County sheriff’s office had been alerted to find Mohler, a parole violator with prior prison terms.
The council bought two new gas masks for 229 each to replace older units. Fire Chief John Mount secured unanimous approval. Mayor Wood announced Ervil Aldridge as Riley Park caretaker at 259 monthly.
The Carrol County Tuberculosis and Health Association and the County Health Council announce a joint annual meeting on March 29 at 2 p.m. in the REMC auditorium. Richard Bogan of the state TB office will discuss the Arden House conference. Reports will be given by county health groups, officers will be elected, and attendance is urged for all ASL board members Health Council members and health organization officers and members.
Adams township Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Roscoe Hoffman to discuss travel project and health notes. Eighteen members and three guests attended as fund raising plans surfaced for Adams Township in support of White County Hospital and a new wing.
Mrs. Robert Wood hosted Charles Carroll Chapter D A R Friday with vice regent Mrs. Paul Crundwell presiding. Officers elected include regent Mrs. Paul Crundwell and vice regent Mrs. William Briggs. installation planned for May. The program by Mrs. Gearold Clawson explored The Four Freedoms.
A series of birth notices records newborns and families: Patrick Dean Holmes born Saturday in Orlando at McCoy AFB Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holmes with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clawson. Marilyn Elise Heck born Monday in Whit tier near Delphi to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Heck. Marian Coble is grandmother. Gary Lee Jr. born March 16 in West Palm Beach to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Alberts with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Politz and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alberts. David Bryan Sprague born March 17 in St Elizabeth Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sprague. the infant is critically ill. Patrick Sales Jr. born March 19 in St Elizabeth Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sales with paternal grandfather Patrick Sales, Sr. of Delphi. A daughter to Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Harshman born Tuesday morning in Rochester hospital. Rev. Harshman serves Macy Indiana.
The Delphi Woman's Club will meet Friday March 24 in the REMC auditorium. Mrs. B. B. Mayhill will present the conservation program.
Carroll Conservation Club members will host a trap shoot on Sunday March 26 at noon at the club grounds south of Delphi. Shells and luncheon will be available.
A bake sale is scheduled at the Masonic Temple from Saturday April 1 through April 9 starting at 9 a.m. The Rainbow Assembly will oversee activities beginning at 12 p.m.
Carroll Consolidated School Board votes to house grades 7 through 12 in the new Flora building east of Flora with an expected 675 students next year and a 720 capacity. Deer Creek and Cutler grade schools to close. Carrollton remains open for at least one year. Gilbert Schroeder completed a three day real estate board examination in Indianapolis.
Charity event hosted on the North Side of Court House Square taking place Saturday March 25 from 9 00 a m with a rain date set for Saturday April 1 community members invited to support fundraising efforts through bake sale and car wash activities
When car trouble arises or at other times, the community greatly appreciates the assistance provided by local residents and volunteers. The message highlights neighborly help and collective support in times of need.
Barbara Wilcox has filed a suit in circuit court seeking a divorce from Donald Wilcox. David R. Baum represents the plaintiff in the case.
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