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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
3
The county CROP committee promotes giving through Friendship Acres and Friendship Animals to feed the world. Farmers plant crops or donate livestock to ship or sell for funds and food for malnourished people. Organizers seek interested local supporters to participate.
A definite unit of produce is ear marked for aid to the needy. Interested parties may contact Dean Todd, route 1 Flora, or John Temple, route 1 Delphi. They serve as CROP Friendship Acres Co-chairmen for the county. Submitted by Dallas D. Landrum, County CROP Chairman.
One hundred seventy five mothers daughters and granddaughters attended the annual Mother Daughter Banquet at the Delphi Presbyterian Church on Thursday April 28. The event featured a meal by the Welcome Inn Cafe served by Junior High boys and men. Mrs. Robert Bradshaw presided with invocation by Mrs. Fred Lanan and responses by Beth Robinson. Rev Fred Lanan spoke and Mrs. Lucy Amick and Mrs. Gene Hamburger were honored as oldest and youngest mothers. A puppet show by Mrs. Stanley Barber of West Lafayette, assisted by her husband a Purdue agronomy professor, capped the evening.
Mrs Robert Walton assists at Clem Insurance in Delphi while Mrs Edna Quinn vacations. Gene Colliver buys the McKim home near Battle Ground. the McKims stay with Charles Scowden until finding a new house. LaVern Brummet and family visit parents. Floyd Anderson buys farm adjoining the late Robert Anderson. Hickman family moves to Crawfordsville. John McDaniel 8, injured in Rossville after being struck by a car. in intensive care with serious injuries. grandson of Clyde Myers. Jimmy Black and family home burned.
John planned to divide his and Jimmy's toys during a hospital visit when a mishap occurred. Jimmy remains a patient in the hospital.
About 250 attendees at the Pittsburg School banquet on Friday April 15. Delphi coach Bill Jargstorf attended as a guest. Letters were awarded to grade 5 and 6 players including Harold Zink Mike Dyer Ricky Acheson and Gary Hathaway. Special awards honored top defenders and free throw leaders.
Principal Ty Welch presented trophies to cheerleaders and announced season awards. Most Valuable Players are Larry Ober krom and Danny Kirkpatrick. Free Throw Award went to Jeff Craig. Most Improved Player is Frank Myers. Mental Attitude Trophy earned by Jeff Craig.
Honor roll lists eighth grade students Joan Wilken Hannah Thomas Monte Bailey Robert Dunlap and Linda Johns for highest honors. Seventh grade students Cynthia Floyd Susan Lee Chris Bradshaw Nancy Greer and Renee Gooch also earn recognition.
A gift idea feature highlights a large selection at Deltah L F Brouillette Jewelers offering varied jewelry for Mother’s Day. The piece invites shoppers to visit the store and explore options.
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