Mrs. Coble and Mrs. Tam Leave for Florida Vacation
Mrs. Etta Coble and Mrs. Harry Tam departed Tuesday morning for a vacation in Florida.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1956
Page
2
Mrs. Etta Coble and Mrs. Harry Tam departed Tuesday morning for a vacation in Florida.
The What's Chokin 4 H club of Madison township met at Mrs. Orton Zook's home for its first meeting of the year. Officers elected include Carolyn Fisher president Glenda Fisher vice Marta Porter secretary treasurer Carol Welch health and safety Janet Bailey song leader Winscinia Fisher recreational Marilyn Fisher news reporter. The year book committee features Glenda Fisher Carolyn Fisher Marta Porter Janet Bailey. Next meeting set for April 2 at Janet and Colleen Bailey's home, with Marilyn Fisher as reporter.
A long list of real estate transfers shows multiple filings between private individuals and entities. Transfers include unions of property entrees with executors administrators and co heirs across numerous names and entities, often with QCD and affidavits noted.
Sixty attendees gathered at Bachelor Run Church for Carroll County Purebred Livestock Breeders and Seed Producers. Fritz Schnepf was elected president for 1956 with Eldson Robeson as vice president and Lawrence Douglas as secretary-treasurer.
William T. Baker, 49, of Frankfort, an employee at the Delphi junk yard, was arraigned in city court on drunken driving charges. He was arrested Thursday night, sentenced to 100 days at the Indiana State Farm, fined 25 dollars plus costs 41.75, and taken to the State Farm Friday afternoon.
Rosary and Altar Society sponsor a bake sale at Bob's Lunch from 9 to 12 A M on March 31. The event runs 12 to 2 PM.
Col Donald Chapman, once stationed at Purdue, has arrived by plane at Traverse Base Hospital in California after a seven month stay in Tokyo. His wife Mrs Stella Givler of Delphi and mother Mrs Donald Chapman of Lafay ette say he was tired but optimistic and will be moved to Valley Forge Hospital near Philadelphia where family may visit.
A letter from James Castrales in Hilo Hawaii dated December 19 thanks readers and hopes for a pleasant stay on the Big Island. He encloses or includes renewal payment for The Citizen and sends regards to all.
Carroll County Council will convene April 6 and 7 to consider 9158.00 in additional appropriations and transfers. The request includes 1500 for jail residence remodeling 200 for county superintendent of schools 500 for attendance officers 5951.00 for brucellosis eradication and 1170.00 in transfers. Highway department asks 11200 in add ons and 996.82 1500 and 3000 are requested for Jacob Kingery Ceater Irmeger bridges repairs.
Burlington township Tip Top 4-H club met March 21 with Jane Williams presiding. Twenty seven members answered roll call and new health and safety project was introduced by Barbara Barnes who invited interested members to contact her.
Mrs. Lee Rishel and her grandson Rodney left Sunday for Rochester Minnesota where Rodney will undergo examination and treatment at the Mayo Clinic.
The Raymond Bougher family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and floral tributes after the passing of wife and mother Myrtle Bougher. Special thanks go to Rev Cox the singers the organist pallbearers and Jackson Funeral Home.
Effective April 4 the Pearson Barber Shop in Delphi will be closed every Wednesday. John D Pearson proprietor confirms the weekly closure for the business.
A message of gratitude from Mrs Earl Thompson expresses appreciation for flowers cards and calls sent during hospital stay and after returning home.
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