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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1951

Page

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Delphi Community News Highlights and Local Events

The week centered on the Home Show in the Armory run by the Band Parents Organization with strong merchant support. Camden high school band, led by Clarence Marocco, impressed audiences while future years look strong as most members are not graduating. Newport Vermillion bridge history noted with cost figures and a Deer Creek bridge closure in Hamilton Street. Reverend Orville Manker of Winamac earns a Boy Scout service award. Delphi hosts various social and civic happenings including a notable Sunday Star feature on a historic bridge.

Armory Band Parents Organization Camden High School Clarence Marocco Albert Verrill Sunday Star Newport Vermillion County James F. Pierce Delphi Winamac Bridge Company Pierce Eudge Wabash

Camp Tecumseh Enrollment Boost and New Pool

Camp Tecumseh plans a record summer enrollment under director Doc L. O. Denio. Denio notes a near complete swimming pool and urges timely camper applications. Odds and ends mention Cub Scout paper drive, county council session, unusual mushroom finds, and a tulip filled backyard display on East Main Street.

Noah's Ark No Parking Dilemma Cited at Delphi Home Show

A fragmented note recalls trouble finding parking during Delphi's Home Show with a quip about Noah and his ark. The text humorously links ark travel to navigating crowded venues and parking woes.

Delphi Sao Noah Ocean

Brother of Camden Woman Joins Family After Long Absence

Leo F. Price gunnery mate chief in the U S Navy and brother of Mrs Earl Smith of Camden arrives in Kokomo to be with his seriously ill mother Mrs Cora Price. He serves on destroyer Collett DD 730 docked at Bremerton Washington and will rejoin his ship May 18 in San Diego. After a nine month Korea tour with four invasions and nine hostile contacts the ship returns home this year. Reunited with siblings for the first time in years the 76 year old mother receives a precious Mother's Day gift.

Leo F. Price United States Navy Earl Smith Camden Kokomo Cora Price Price Collett Bremerton Washington Padget Sound Navy Yards San Diego Ore Te Sich Indiana Korea Navy United Air Lines

Purdue group honors county resident husband with memorial scholarship

The Purdue Reamers Club donated 3000 dollars to the Alumni Scholarship Foundation and created the Gordon Slack Memorial Scholarship. The gift honors Gordon Slack, Purdue Glee Club member and club officer who died last August. Income will fund the scholarship while principal stays intact. Slack formerly lived in South Bend and Plymouth area. his widow Lois Ann Sanderson was a Purdue Home Economics student.

Lafayette Ind Purdue Purdue Reamers Club Athletic Honorary Alurhni Gordon Slack Slack Reamers Purdue Glee Club Royce Rickert Chicago Reamer Club David Alan Slack Jeralyn Lucille Slack South Bend Central High School Arthur R. Slack Diamond Street Plymouth Poner Lois Ann Sanderson Flora School of Home Econmics Eva

Mylet Sues for Divorce and Custody of Son

William A. Mylet files in circuit court for divorce from Betty Wiley Mylet charging cruel and inhuman treatment. He seeks custody of their minor son. Married May 1, 1950 and separated January 1 of this year. Attorney: A. D. Bishop.

William A. Mylet Betty Wiley Mylet Mr. Mylet A. D. Bishop

Gerald McCreary Returns Home From Indianapolis Hospital

Gerald McCreary of the Delphi area was transported by Jackson ambulance to his home on Wednesday after a stay at St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis.

Gerald McCreary Delphi Jackson Ambulance St. Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis

Pvt Max Carey Home on Furlough Visits

Pvt Max Carey stationed at Fort Meade Maryland is on furlough and visiting his family during a leave period from the Army base.

Pvt Max Carey Ft. Meade,Maryland

Bet ty June Pollom to Wed Clark Carr at Plainfield Method ist

Plainfield announces the engagement of Betty June Pollom daughter of Mr and Mrs Elwood W Pollom to Clark Davidson Carr son of Mrs Maude Carr and the late Judge B F Carr of route 2 Delphi The wedding is set for Sunday June 10 at Plainfield Methodist church with a reception at the bride’s home Invitations have been sent

Elwood W. Pollom Plainfield Betty June Clark Davidson Carr Maude Carr B. F. Carr Route 2 Delphi Plainfield Methodist Church

Bradshaw Named President of DePauw Mothers Club

Mrs Howard Bradshaw was elected president of the Mothers Club of Epsilon chapter Pi Beta Phi at DePauw University. She will speak at the dedication of the new chapter house during alumni day on June 9. The Bradshaws visited Greencastle for Mothers Day events as their daughter Joan served as Pi Beta Phi junior representative in the May Day pageant.

Howard Bradshaw Mothers’ Club Epsilon Chapter Pi Beta Phi DePauw University

Tri Kappa Mothers Entertained at Delightful Sunday Breakfast

The Tri Kappa sorority hosted its annual Spring breakfast for mothers and guests at the Country Club. Seventy three attendees enjoyed birdhouse table decorations lilacs and tulips, with readings poems and songs by Marian Coble Linda Rule and the high school octet under Paul Welker.

Tri Kappa Country Club Joan Leiber Rule Joan Maxwell Marjorie Bowman Marjorie Welker Isabelle Freeman Marion Coble Enid Rule Ruth Ayres Margaret Sanderson Marian Coble Mary McKinley Linda Rule Mother James Perry Rule Paul Welker Ann Johnson

McCain and Ducknall Head to Bloomington for Knights Templar

Jesse McCain of Camden and Deputy Sheriff Clement Ducknall depart today to attend the Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar in Bloomington.

Jesse McCain Camden Clement Ducknall Bloomington Grand Commandery The Knights Templar

Message for Pvt. Billy Draper in Korea Wounded Action

Friends may address Pvt. Billy J. Draper US 55049588 279th General Hospital APO 53 c/o Postmaster San Francisco California.

Billy Draper Korea Billy J. Draper 279Th General Hospital Apo San Francisco California

Misses Attend Metropolitan Opera at University Auditorium

Misses Betty Cramer and George Carrigan traveled to Bloomington Monday night to see Der Sieberma n s at the University Auditorium performed by the Metropolitan Opera Company.

Betty Cramer Georgeia Carrigan Bloomington der Pledermans Metropolitan Opera Company University Auditorium

Mr and Mrs Joe Tolen and ee ae

Local brief notes a marriage or family notice mentioning Mr Joe Tolen and Mrs Tolen with unclear details. The fragment hints at a social or public record entry but lacks dates places or additional names.

Joe Tolen

Seniors Pictures Featured Across The Citizen Edition

The Citizens photo pages highlight Carrollton Deer Creek Flora Burlington and Cutler graduating seniors. Rodkey Studio Delphi took the photographs and extra copies are available at local outlets in Wynkoop Vianco Delphi.

Carrollton Deer Creek Flora Burlington Cutler Citizen Wynkoop Aharetics Vianco Delphi Rodkey Studio

Butchers Now Required to Post Beef Price Ceilings

New ceiling prices for beef cuts must be posted by retail butchers by June 4 per Indiana OPS director Vernon J. Dwyer. The ceilings take effect May 14 and run to July 31 with two reductions planned, Oct 1 and later. Overall beef price declines target about 10 percent by October in Carroll county as cattle supplies and marketing are stabilized.

Vernon J. Dwyer Indiana OPS

Cancer Fund Drive in County Ends With Big Total

The Cancer Fund Drive closed Friday with $2200 counted locally and $2319.86 deposited to show growing support. Township chairmen and county workers organized a tea at Mrs. Robert VanNatta’s home, with 22 Home Economics Clubs contributing and a member driving 45 miles to complete tasks. County chairmen Margaret Sanderson and Freda Burgett led the effort.

L -County Robert VanNatta Tr E Kappa Sorority Delphi Margaret Sanderson Freda Burgitt

Lewis Wakeland Named Ball State Junior Marshal

Lewis Lee Wakeland of Idaville has been chosen as a Ball State Junior Marshal. He will usher at spring convocation baccalaureate and commencement exercises as one of thirty juniors selected annually by Dr. John R. Emens based on sponsor recommendations. Wakeland belongs to the campus YMCA and Pi Gamma Mu and is an Adams High School graduate.

Muncie Ind Lewis Lee Wakeland Idaville Ball State Teachers College John R. Emens Wakeland YMCA Pi Gamma Mu Adams High School

Mrs. Harry Arnold Fractures Hip in Fall

Mrs. Harry Arnold of Delphi is hospitalized in Lafayette after a fall at home caused a fractured hip. She was taken to the hospital last Thursday morning. Her daughter Miss Mary Jo Arnold and son Logan of Chicago visited over the weekend to be with her.

Harry Arnold Delphi Lafayette Hospital

Hanna Couple Relocate After Delphi Wedding

Mr and Mrs R V Hanna wed 21 at Roy D Barr home Royal Center and now reside at Gore farm on Carrollton hill Adams township Mrs Hanna formerly Mary Pearson Coble of Delphi.

R. V. Hanna Roy D. Barr Royal Center Gore Farm Carrollton Hill Adams Township Hanna Mary Pearson Coble Delphi

Carroll County Historical Museum Opens Friday

The Carroll County Historical Museum will be open this Friday from 12 noon to 4 p m. The event invites local residents to visit and explore regional artifacts and displays.

Carroll County. ‘Historical Museum

Mrs Arnold Patient at St Elizabeth in Lafayette Critical

Mrs Harry Arnold is a patient at St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette and is reported critically ill following an illness this week.

Harry Arnold St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette

Miss Meon Trent Joins Office as Receptionist

Miss Meon Trent has accepted a receptionist position in the office of Dr. Tom Brown and will assume duties on June 1. She will replace Mrs. Raymond Todd, who is resigning.

Meon Trent Tom Brown Raymond. Todd

Mrs. Garnette Smith and Susan Marie Return Home

Mrs Garnette Smith and her daughter Susan Marie have returned home after a visit at St Joseph hospital. The note mentions their Wednesday return and a reference to 9, suggesting a page or column cue.

John Lap cal. mail carrier acts to home for stove

An article describes a local mail carrier John Lap involved in an incident at his home regarding stoves. Details are limited in the readable text. Further context from the full article is needed for precise facts.

John Lap Acta

Children to name new Delphi grade school building

A citywide contest will invite Delphi students to name the new grade school on the hill. About 450 boys and girls can enter with a prize of 15 dollars from the Chamber of Commerce. A three member judging panel will select the winning entry while protecting entrant anonymity.

Rce Chamber of Commerce Wayne Eikenberry Delphi Howard Bradshaw

Grade School Program Set for Deer Creek Park

Plans advance for a grade school festival at Deer Creek Park in Delphi next Tuesday at 1 15 p m. Miss Betty Cramer directs with rain backup next day. Features include rhythm band nursery rhymes peasant dances and songs by grades one through five plus solo numbers by listed students.

Deer Creek Park Delphi Betty Cramer Becky Slack Johnnie Robbins Ann Phillips Billy Waymire

Two From Here Will Teach in Monticello

Mrs. Mary Jane Garver and Mrs. Thelma Lamb, Delphi primary and fifth grade teachers, have resigned to teach next year in Monticello. Lamb will teach in the new North Grade school and Garver will teach first grade in the West Grade building.

Mary Jane Garver Thelma Lamb Delphi Monticello Lamb New North Garver

Nominations Open for New Officers at American Legion Post

Nominations for officers began Monday at Harry Bohannon Post No. 75 American Legion and will continue through May with elections set for the first June meeting. Present commander Tom Vianco led the session. A spring dance is planned at Delphi Country Club on Wednesday night May 23.

Harry Bohannon American Legion Tom Vianco Delphi Country Club

Robison Divorce Filed in Circuit Court

Betty J. Robison of Cutler filed suit for divorce from William Junior Robison in circuit court. She cites cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks custody of three minor children. The couple married February 9, 1947 and separated March 11 this year.

Betty J. Robison Cutler William Junior Robison

Landowners File Remonstrance In Craig Ditch Matter

In the petition by Herman Neff and others for a new tile drain along the Charles G. Craig Drain in Democrat and Monroe townships a remonstrance was filed Wednesday by owners of more than two thirds of the acreage involved. Remonstrators are represented by Joseph T. Ives and include Ruth Bowman Garfield Evans Eva Sheets Draper Jesse Hunt Payne Vernon Payne Claude Myrtle Zook Beryle Beckner Earl Douglass Lella Daugherty Hes Wagoner and Dora Wingard.

Herman Neff Charles G. Craig Democrat Monroe Joseph T. Ives Ruth D. Bowman Garfield Evans Eva Sheets Draper Jesse_Hunt da Payne Vernon Payne Claude’ An Myrtle Zook Beryle “and Aneel Beckner Earl Douglass Lella Clifford Daugherty Abel Hes Wagoner Dora L. Wingard

Indiana school group meeting visits new Columbia Grade School

Mary Studebaker Scott and her daughter Carol attend the Northern District meeting of the Indiana Association of School oS in Logansport. Superintendent Carl Zimmerman leads a tour of the new Columbia Grade School with Principal Paul Deckard and Riley Principal Laban Fisher after a coffee and doughnut session.

Mary Studebaker Scott Carol Indiana Association of School Os Logansport Saturay Carl Zimmerman New Columbia Paul Deckard Riley Laban Fisher

Ruth Kirkpatrick Elected Region President at Purdue

Mrs Ruth Kirkpatrick was elected president of the West Central Region of the Indiana State Conference on Social Work. The election occurred during a regional convention held recently at Purdue University.

Ruth Kirkpatrick Indiana State Conference On Social Work Purdue

Stock car races rescheduled to 8 30 Sunday night at Monticello

Correction notice states the Monticello stock car races will run at 8 30 p m Sunday instead of 2 30 p m as previously advertised on page 3.

Monticello

Austin Doctor Visits Henry Wilsons This Weekend

Dr. Harry G Newton of Austin Texas will spend the weekend as a guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Wilson.

Harry G Newton Austin Texas Henry Wilson

Auto Truck Wreck at Wabash Bridge Causes Minor Damage

A 1949 Chevrolet truck driven by Ross C. McKay and a 1935 Dodge driven by Charles Wayne Yates were involved in a minor crash at the Wabash bridge on State Highways 18 and 39 in West Uesday morning. Sheriff Sparkey Carey investigated, reporting McKay tried a left turn and Yates' vehicle collided with the truck.

Ross C. McKay Delphi Charles Wayne Yates Wabash Bridge West

Delphi Home Show raises funds for band gear

A record crowd of over 3,000 attended Delphi's second annual Home Show ending Tuesday. Proceeds exceeding $800 benefited the Delphi Band Parents association to buy new instruments and supplies for the high school band. Public voting selected Industrial Arts prizes led by Gerry Underhill's grand prize outboard boat and multiple junior high and art booth winners.

Delphi Delphi Band Ed Thomson Wm. B. Smith Gerry Underhill Clifford Baldwin Billy Lang Don Kelly Lawrence Schmitter Richard Lari- More Tommy Duane Johnson Charles Hargraves Jack Brewer Jim Yates Peoples Building & Loan Association Martha Obear

Senior Play The Minx From Missouri At High School

The Senior class presents The Minx From Missouri a three act comedy tonight and Friday in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Tom Kempf Julie Smith Dick Hatton Jerry Clawson Arlene Godlove Peggy Starkey Carolyn Shulthers Wanda Hughes Carolyn Coble Bob Hawkins Herb Parks Joyce Skinner. Tickets may be reserved at Wynkoop's and bought at the door.

Missouri Tom Kempf Julie Smith Dick Hatton Jerry Clawson Arlene Godlove Peggy Starkey Carolyn Shulthers Wanda Hughes Carolyn Coble Bob Hawkins Herb Parks Joyce Skinner Wynkoop’s

Viney estate land sells at Flora auction for 10250

A 12 acre tract near Flora from the Viney estate sold last Saturday at auction for 10250 dollars. William Davis of Bringhurst was the winning bidder and Ralph Rinehart served as auctioneer.

Viney Flora William Davis Bringhurst Ralph Rinehart

Corydon Senator Visits The Citizen Office

State Senator Robert O Bannon of Corydon visited The Citizen office Monday. He is publisher of the Corydon Democrat and serves as vice president of the Hoosier State Press Association.

Robert O’bannon Corydon The Corydon Democrat Citizen Office O'Bannon Hoosier State Press Association

Cub Scouts Plan After School Paper Drive

The Cub Scouts will conduct a paper drive after school on Wednesday May 16. Residents should place paper on their front porch for pickup.

Central Indiana Track Meet Highlights Jefferson Victory

The Jefferson Broncos dominated the Central Indiana meet at Frankfort, winning with strong showings across events. Oracle Track Squad members Kaser, Weaver, Burk Walter, Rodkey, Crowder, Hatton Baldwin contributed in hurdles, sprints and distance events as Baldwin, Tharp, Wingard, Wallace and Crone posted top finishes.

Oracle Kaser J. Weaver Burkwalter Rodkey Crowder Ona Ckse Hatton Baldwin Kokomo Central Indiana Jefferson Broncos Frankfort Baldwin Tharp Wingard Wallace Crone Johnson Baldwin Mae Erickson Grier

County Trustees Adopt Uniform Teacher Salary Scale

County trustees vote to implement a county wide teacher salary schedule based on education and experience. The plan sets a minimum $2210 for in experienced teachers and a top $4275 for those with five years training and 25 years experience. The schedule, presented by trustees Jean Beck and Arthur Hildebrand, is expected to aid budgets and salary projections.

Atete Delphi J. C. Yonker Jean Beck Arnee Arthur Hilderand

Lottie Black 74 Delphi Woman Dead After Long Health Battle

Lottie Black 74 a well known Delphi resident died Sunday at Home Hospital Lafayette after months of poor health. Born June 28 1876 in Allerton Illinois she married Charles Black January 1 1896. Survived by husband two sons six daughters 24 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and multiple in laws. Funeral at Flora Presbyterian Church with burial Maple Lawn Cemetery. Jackson funeral home in charge.

Lottie Black Charles Black Delphi Home Hospital Lafayette Allerton Illinois Edwin Lizzie Reed Thomas Mr. Black Black Farm State Road 18 Franklin Street

Final plans announced for Flora recreational meet

The Flora Community Building hosts a county wide recreational institute next Tuesday May 15 from 2 p m to 10 p m est. The program offers two sections games and square dancing plus hand crafts with dinner at 6 p m est. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Flora Delphi Tom McCain

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