Mr and Mrs Hoehne Guests At Mourer Residence
Mr and Mrs Frank Hoehne of Union Mills were supper guests Friday evening of Mr and Mrs Charles Mourer.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Frank Hoehne of Union Mills were supper guests Friday evening of Mr and Mrs Charles Mourer.
The Warry Bohannon Legion Auxiliary held a March meeting with 50 members at the Legion Home. They donated funds to Red Cross, the Knightstown Home Vacation fund, and Girl Scouts Founders Tea, while new members and transfers were welcomed with an initiation. Several members and guests attended, with reports on community activities and a Radio Institute, plus birthday acknowledgments and prize winners in bridge and euchre.
Mr and Mrs Robert Royster and their son of Minneapolis Minnesota were weekend guests of his mother at the home of Mr and Mrs Haughey Mount.
Public auction to sell four and a half acres with residence and barn in Deer Creek Cass County and 120 acres split into eighty and forty near the old Kokomo Logansport Pike. Real estate to be sold first with immediate possession and two thirds appraised value for personal property to follow, lunch served by Deer Creek Presbyterian Church ladies.
Miss Dorothy Deak and Quentin Clem wed at Bethel Brethren Church in Ola Indiana on Friday March 23 in a candlelit ceremony. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Deak and bridegroom son of Mr and Mrs Carl Clem, with attendants and musical selections noted. After the ceremony the couple plans a brief wedding trip and will reside on Route 1 Cutler. Mrs Clem teaches at the local high school.
Mr and Mrs Manson Campbell hosted a Sunday party at their home in honor of their son Bill s 24th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mark Ellis of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Frank Clemons Mr and Mrs Raymond Reed and family Mr and Mrs Ralph Clemons June Clemons and Bob Costello of Logansport Mr and Mrs I B Yoder of Napanee and Mr and Mrs John Townsend of Lafayette.
Stephen Shealey Haugh of La Fayette is spending his Easter vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Haugh.
Ada Roach, Auditor, lists properties to be sold at public auction on the second Monday in April 1951 for unpaid 1949 and prior taxes. Items cover Adams, Deer Creek, Democrat, Jefferson, Monroe, Flora, Tippecanoe and Washington townships with specific parcel descriptions and amounts due.
Mrs Norma Peterson hosted a covered dish luncheon for the Adams township Home Economics club assisted by Mrs Alberta Moorer and Mrs Catherine Shaffer. Mrs Alta Peterson presided with Mrs Mary O Neal delivering the devotions. Miss Jeanne Muller the home Demonstration agent led the sewing construction project lesson.
Mrs. B Mayhill conservation chairman asks Federated Clubs to adopt Arbor Day on the second Friday in April. Clubs should stress tree planting in programs and urge members to protect streets and yards from litter and debris with landscape care.
Community event at Herb Smith store on Saturday April 7 features home made noodles cakes and pies. Subscriptions to the Citizen available.
A description notes a land episode as a relative travels to Delphi to visit his mother Mrs. Nora Hemmig and other relatives, highlighting family ties and residence.
The message calls on every American citizen to aid the national effort by contributing to defense bonds and by encouraging others to do the same. Volunteers are asked to participate in the bond drive and support the country's struggle through purchases to the limit, reinforcing the defense program nationwide.
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