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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
8
Four H clubs across Carroll County join a cotton style show planned for Flora on April 6. Local 4-H leaders Mary Holmes of Jefferson, Mary Alice of Burlington, and Deer Creek leaders coordinate the event with members from each township.
Mrs. Ethel Balser entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown and Mrs. Etta Brown and Mrs. Blanche Balser of Delphi, plus Mrs. Mabel Shilling and family of Lafayette.
Mr and Mrs Clark Haines entertained Sunday with a cooperative dinner for the birthdays of Mrs Lucy Young of Lafayette and Foster Haines of Delphi. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Young of Frankfort Mrs Roberta Goltry and Dolph Nelson of Logansport.
In progress revival services are being held at the Pilgrim Holiness Church with ongoing programs of prayer and worship through the week. Local congregants are invited to attend evening sessions.
Serena the win Cunningham directing dance will be held tonight for new candidates and members. At the next regular on April 5 a cooperative supper will be served followed by a fourth degree. Arranging event will be Donald Mullin Pat Holloway George Treida and Russell Jones.
County presidents and vice presidents of Home Economics clubs will meet Friday March 30 at the county extension office. The morning session from 10 a m focuses on advance program planning for 1952 to allow specialists time for better lessons. Mrs Frieda Burgitt presides at a council meeting in the afternoon and topics include 1951 dues the state association and Home Demonstration Week. Mrs Monroe Meade discusses her trip to Texas for the Associated Women of the World meeting.
A concise public notice invites readers seeking favorable outcomes to try a citizen classified ad approach. It emphasizes clear details, fair listings, and direct community engagement to maximize results.
Indiana Retailer Association announces the Spring gathering of hardware salespeople at Sportsman’s Club Monticello on April 2 at 7:00 p.m. State President Fred W. Kuester of Evansville and John W. Mack of Chicago will lead discussions for retailers and wholesalers. District Chairman Haughey Mount of Delphi issues the invitation.
Ruth Bordner reports that the Mt. Olivet WSCS will install new officers Marvin Jervis as president Elmer Huntley as vice president and Mrs Robert McCarty and Mrs Marion Riggle as treasurers at a meeting at Mrs Marion Riggle’s home Another Guild meeting is planned for next week with Arlene Plank as leader if Overholser provides a program and Anne Wilson as a special performer. The report also notes local social visits births and military drafts involving townsfolk and relatives.
Two truck drivers Clarence Jones and L D Johnston of Lyons Indiana rescued a man trapped in a burning abandoned school. The fire destroyed the wooden floor and the man, later identified as Fields, was found wandering inside and brought to safety. Fields had been ill since jail placement and was treated for a severe cold. he faces a vagrancy charge.
The Golden Acres 4 H club of Madison township met at Jerry Wagner's home last Thursday with fifteen members present. Ronald Di reported on their calves. The next meeting is set for April 5 at Mark Porter’s home. Sherman Fife suffered a leg injury when a loose piece of highway debris struck him. Family members hosted Easter dinner for grandson Michael Mourer Fansler, with several relatives from Monticello Peru Bunker Hill Ida Lafayette Evansville Delphi and Indianapolis in attendance.
Tippecanoe Farm Bureau reports April 2 meeting at Pittsburg school. Pet and Hobby Club joins with the event. Committee members include Messers and Mesdames Glee Clawson Morris Craig Clarence Hayes Homer Laine Charlies Bowen John Shulmner Wright Barker.
Mrs J Dae delivers a talk on concentration camp experiences and wartime history while hostesses Mrs Charles and Mrs Amel assist.
A short fragment notes someone spending time in Chicago with friends, suggesting a casual social outing or visit. No further details on people, places, or dates are readable.
Weiners and buns were grilled and served with Cokes as payments for small Easter baskets, reflecting the community drive and local event flavors.
A dinner Sunday was given for members of the Homer Myers family.
The Rossville Legion hosts a public Saturday event inviting community members to attend. Details are not provided beyond the weekly gathering and open invitation to all residents.
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