CIMCO 44 Title Selection Expands Carroll County Efforts
Hoosier Democrat editor Al Moss of Flora notes CIMCO 44 stands for Carroll Improvement Membership Committee of 44. Public Relations Committee of the Farm Bureau votes to expand membership and invite three leaders from each township with a June 5 meeting to plan county unification and county projects.
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Cimco 44
al Moss
Hoosier Democrat
Flora
Carroll Improvement Membership Committee
The
Farm Bureau
Judge sentences man to weekend jail time
William Lasley of Delphi pleaded guilty to public intoxication in city court before Judge Joseph T. Ives Jr. He was fined $10 and costs and received a 90 day jail term suspended to run on weekends for three months.
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William Lasley
Delphi
Joseph T. Ives, Jr
Lasley
Free Polio Vaccine Shots Offered by Carroll County Doctors
Carroll County Medical Society doctors will offer free Salk polio vaccine injections next Monday May 8 from 5 to 6 pm in their offices Delphi Flora Camden and Burlington. The program targets residents who have not yet been immunized, especially those aged 20 to 40, with the vaccine funded by the county society to protect the community from a crippling disease.
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Carroll County Medical Society
Carroll County
Delphi
Flora
Camden
Burlington
County Medical Society
County Officials Reappointed in School and Attendance Roles
Russell D. Callane is reappointed county superintendent for a four year term following a February 1959 appointment to fill the late Harry Hatton’s unexpired term. Bertha Noble is reappointed county attendance officer with a term extending four years after prior annual renewals. Orval Schock is re-elected Jefferson township trustee to the County Tax Adjustment Board.
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County Board of Education
Russell D. Callane
Bertha Noble
Callane
Harry Hatton
Orval Schock
Jefferson Township
Delphi teacher from Austria to speak at Hillcrest School
Mrs. Barbara Walker invites the public to Hillcrest School on Tuesday May 9 at 8 p.m. to hear Mrs. Kathrina Hatfield a Delphi Schools teacher and displaced person from Austria recount her escape from a subjugated country. Mrs. Dean Overholser and Mrs. Monte Alderfer will handle refreshments.
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Barbara Walker
American Field Service
Hillcrest School
Kathrina Hatfield
Austria
Hatfield
Delphi
Dean Overholser
Monte Alderfer
School Board Reverses Consolidation Plan
The school board voted 3 to 2 last Wednesday to rescind the consolidation order. Junior high students will be transported to Flora for classes under the new arrangement.
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Flora
Dr. Fisher to retire from Purdue as emeritus professor
Dr. Loyal W. Fisher of Rossville, formerly of Delphi, will retire as associate professor of biological sciences at Purdue Fort Wayne and be named professor emeritus next fall. A Purdue graduate, he opened a Delphi lab in 1935, developed legume antisera and soil bacteria, and has taught in Fort Wayne since 1955.
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C. G. Crampton
Delphi
Purdue
Union Building
Loyal W. Fisher
Rossville
Ft. Wayne Center
Fisher
Ft. Wayne
Fort Wayne
Viewers Named to Consider Vacating Alleys in North Delphi
The Board of County Commissioners named Herman Theophile of Delphi Delmar Galbreth of Rockfield and Lawrence Yerkes of Camden as viewers at their Monday meeting in the matter of the petition of freeholders to vacate certain alleys and public highways in North Delphi.
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North Delphi
Board of County Commissioners
Herman Theophile
Delphi
Delmar Galbreth
Rockfield
Lawrence Yerkes
Camden
Reappointed Fred Humes to Carroll County Alcoholic Beverage Board
Fred Humes of Flora was re-appointed Monday as a member of the Carroll County Alcoholic Beverage Board representing the Carroll County Commissioners. The action confirms his continued role on the local regulatory panel.
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Fred Humes
Flora
Carroll County Alcoholic Beverage Board
Humes
Carroll County Commissioners
Harve Lynch Returns Home After Mayo Clinic Surgery
Harve Lynch has returned home Monday after undergoing surgery at the Mayo Clinic. George Minne-
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Harve Lynch
Mayo Clinic
George Minne
Dance Pupils to Present Program at Delphi High
Mrs. Marilyn Holloway Smith will present her dance pupils in recital Saturday night May 6 at 8 pm in the Delphi high school auditorium. Miss Marcia Mason accompanies and David Goyer performs before curtain. The program features a long list of pupils and the public is invited.
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Berdina Paris
Delphi High School
Delphi
Riley Park
Sandy Hill
Alexis Smith
Babs Bell
Paris
Marilyn Holloway Smith
Marcia Mason
David Goyer
Barbara Lahr
Mary Kay Geheb
Gail Riley
Sherry Maxwell
Teresa Ebrite
David Sieber
Wendy Wood
Ann Bowman
Mary Weaver
Jan Myer
Susan Ives
Marilyn Hancock
Janine Sieber
Ellen Rhine
Susan
Safety Car Checks Set by Sheriff and Flora Police
Sheriff John Roth and Flora Chief Bill Baum announce a schedule for automobile safety inspections. Camden residents may bring cars May 8 from 3 to 5 p.m. at Camden Community Park. Flora inspections run May 9 and May 16 from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Flora parking lot, and May 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Burlington American Legion Lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roth
Flora
Bill Baum
Camden Community Park
Camden
Burlington American Legion
Lafayette Man Arrested on Fraudulent Check Charges
Coy Eslinger, 72, of Lafayette, was arrested by Tippecanoe county authorities and jailed on fraud checks charges. He was arraigned before JP Lee Stone and given until Tuesday to make good the checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Eslinger
Lafayette
Tippecanoe
JP Lee Stone
Eslinger
Baldwins Begin New Home South of Delphi
Mr and Mrs Dick Baldwin are building a new residence south of Delphi near the Charles Melson and Raymond Todd homes. Camden contractors Sulli van and George are handling the project.
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Dick Baldwin
Delphi
Charles Melson
Raymond Todd
Sullivan and
George
Camden
New Delphi Clean-O-Rama to Open with Coin-Operated Dry Cleaning
Construction begins on a 40 by 95 foot stone and cement block building on the Jerry Haugh property to house Delphi's Clean-O-Rama. Jack Little of Carroll Cleaners leads the venture with a 10 year lease and plans to move the cleaning plant there by July 4 for coin-operated service alongside professional cleaning. Don Larimore and Sons erect the building as Little’s Delphi operation becomes the first coin-operated plant this side of Indianapolis.
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Delphi
Jack Little
Carroll Cleaners
Jerry Haugh
Little
Franklin Street
Hall
IGA Foodliner
Indianapolis
Don Larimore and Sons
Bradshaw
Main Street
Delphic Thespians Earn Praise for Our Town
The Delphi Thespians presented Thorton Wilder's Our Town with strong casting and superb staging. While the production moved slowly at times reflecting a small early 1900s town, the cast delivered heartfelt scenes including the George Gibbs and Emily Webb romance and the cemetery moment, though audience turnout was low.
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Thorton Wilder
Delphi Thespians
Morris Buck
George Gibbs
Dick Skiles
Emily Webb
Pat Jones
Norton fined for driving while intoxicated in Logansport
Raymond D. Norton of route 2 Logansport was arrested by city police early Wednesday for driving while intoxicated. He was arraigned before Judge Ives in city court, fined 10 dollars plus costs, and given a one year license suspension.
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Raymond D. Norton
Logansport
Ives
Norton
Nab Runaways: Two Lafayette Teens Apprehended by Police
Two Lafayette teenage boys were captured by city police Wednesday morning at 5 30 after running away from home. The Lafayette probation officer retrieved the youths later in the day.
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Lafayette
Bowen Divorce Action Heard in Circuit Court
Barbara Bowen sued Hubert Bowen in circuit court. The divorce case was heard Tuesday and the matter was taken under advisement with a ruling pending.
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Barbara
Hubert Bowen
Circuit Court
Farm Lands Set Top Prices in County Reappraisal
A called session of township trustees and appointed appraisers with the State Tax Board and County Assessor Gerry Murphy set top prices for farm lands and rural property. Farm land tops at 300 per acre for Group A. other categories follow. Lots and roads receive varied valuations, with final assessed value at one third of true cash value. lists of deputies and appraisers across towns are named.
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State Tax Board
Gerald Murphy
Adams
Paul Smith
Charles L. Maorer
Walter E. Wakeland
Burlington
Clarence Crain
Jean Beck
Ralph Rinehart
Carrollton
Dale Myers
Russell Seward
Max Landis
Clay
Elwood Burkle
John G. Frantz
Kenneth C. Frey
Deer Creek
Raymond Tood
Max Daughtery
Dean Ratcliff
Chris Brummett
Monroe
George Wason
Ee. Be Patty
E. A. Myer
Elmer L. Siple
Rock Creek
Clarence Hyman
C. R. Walters
Robert Ferrier
Tippecanoe
Frank Swain
Fred Gerard
Frank Shepard
Rev. MacNab Resigns Camden Baptist for Brookston Church
In his seventh year, Rev. Duncan J. MacNab leaves the First Baptist Church of Camden to assume pastoral duties at the Federated Church in Brookston. He helped organize youth programs, guided facility upgrades, and served in local ministries. he and his wife have five children. The Camden ministry ends May 14. Brookston begins May 21 with a 400-member church and 200 in Sunday School.
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Duncan J. MacNab
First Baptist Church of
Camden
Federated Church
Brookston
Camden Church
MacNab
County Ministerial Association
Camden Lions
Camden Hi-V
Judson Association of Baptist Churches
Weekend Travels Mentioned In Ohio And Washington
Mr and Mrs Dean Mills spent the weekend in Lima Ohio with his aunt Mrs C S Armstrong Mrs Ella Jones was a guest several days last week of Mrs Beatrice Johnson in Logansport Dr Jack E B Orr left Monday for his home in Seattle Washington after a weekend visit with his mother Mrs F H Orr Sr and other relatives Dr Orr.
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Dean Mills
Lima
Ohio
C. S. Armstrong
Ella Jones
Beatrice Johnson
Logansport
Jack EB. Orr
Seattle
Washington
F. H. Orr
Orr
Fifth grade softball meeting and bake sale plans
All girls in the fifth to ninth grade who want to play softball should meet Thursday May 11 from 7 00 to 8 30 at the civic building old armory. The group aims to raise money for equipment with a bake sale scheduled for Saturday morning May 13.
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Civic Building
Old Armory
Teacher Salary Schedule Adopted by Del Phi-Deer Creek Board
The Del Phi-Deer Creek Township School Board adopted a teacher salary schedule for the coming year with about a $200 annual raise for all teachers. Beginning AB degree salaries rise from 4300 to 4419 and the term extends from nine to nine and a half months for next year. The plan also outlines 1962-63 AM degree pay scales based on extra credits, and new extra curricular pay rates include athletic director 600 and various coaching and supervision roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi-Deer Creek Township
Wayne Leikenberry
Hillcrest
Three Firms Bid for City Police Car Project
City Council heard bids from Clawson Chevrolet $1600 Wasson Buick Pontiac $1395.57 and Lahr Motors $1350 for a new police car with $1500 budget. Tonight council to discuss award and study alternate bids.
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Clawson Chevrolet
Wasson Buick Pontiac
Lahr Motors
David Williams
Monte Alderfer
Second Street
Masonic
Hamilton Streets
Wabash Street
Ralph Melin
Public Service Company
Front Street
Purdue
Riley
Coomey
Water Works
Milroy Spring
Carroll County Junior Leaders Tour Jail and Court House
Carroll County Junior Leaders plan a May 9 meeting at the REMC at 8 p.m. The group will split for tours of the county jail and courthouse followed by a regular business session and recreation.
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Carroll County
Court House
REMC
Public Meeting Called To Explain Carroll County School Plan
Gardner E. Martin announces a preliminary hearing on May 16 at 8:00 p.m. in the Delphi High School auditorium to present findings on proposed Carroll County school reorganizations. A question period will invite suggestions for revision before the State Commission analyzes compliance with the 1959 act.
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Gardner E. Martin
Carroll County Committee
Delphi High School
Pice
Carroll County
State Commission
State Reorganization Commission
Delphi Students Present Afternoon of Music Concert
Delphi music students perform an afternoon concert in the high school gym on Sunday May 7 at 2 p m directed by Richard Laughlin. The program features high school concert band choir and cadet bands with soloists and selections from standard musical pieces.
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Delphi Music
Richard Laughlin
Spain
John Neff
Ben Hur
Delphi School-Home Association Meeting Planned
The Delphi School-Home Association will meet Monday May 8 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. An attendance award will go to the class with the most parents present. A film on Rheumatic Fever and nominating committee report are on the program. The Science Lab will reopen for those who missed the open house. Refreshments will be served.
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Delphi School-Home Association
Illness Strikes Grand Chapter Meeting in Indianapolis
Wednesday night Mrs. Lei ter became violently ill at Grand Chapter in Indianapolis. About 20 others, mainly grand officers of OES, also fell ill. The cause remains undetermined, listed as food poisoning or a 24-hour virus. Mr Leiter accompanied his wife home, where she showed great improvement.
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Grand Chapter
Indianapolis
Leiter
OES
Parks Attend Founders Day Events in Bloomington
Mr and Mrs Edrie Parks visited Bloomington on Wednesday for Founders Day activities. They and their daughter Mary Lou Parks joined a two hour program by the Indiana Belles.伴
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Edrie Parks
Bloomington
Indiana Belles
Mary Lou
Omar Ridenour
Kokomo
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Ray Eddy
Carroll Con
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Bill Schnepp
Michael Dyer
Jeff Kelly
Tommy Petry
Timmy Haggard
Jack Stoner
Christina Young
Ann Schnepp
Debra Borden
Gail Overholser
Lisa Miller
Mark Eikenberry
Scott Peters
Larry Pyle
Anita Clawson
Jeanie Rankin
Diane Cunningham
Karen Douglass
Virginia Brookbank
Rodkey
Wood
DR. Fisher
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Laud Thespians
Rev. MacNab
Camden Baptist Church
Delphi School and Home Association
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