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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1962
Page
4
A marriage license was issued in Bringhurst to Agustin J. Castillo 21 and Virginia N. Spear 15. The couple resides in Bringhurst and the license lists both as applicants for marriage in the local jurisdiction.
Mrs. Frank Fitch is appointed Troop Organizer in Carroll County replacing Mrs. Woodrow Hawn who resigned last March. Fitch trained for troop organizing at Koko on Friday April 27 and will visit Yeoman school to recruit girls and adults. Adults in Delphi area urged to contact Mrs. Itch or Mrs. Albert Bartlow for more leaders. Fitch will distribute first grade letters to parents of girls aiming to become Brownies next fall. Day camp for all registered girls is planned for the last two weeks of June with applications to follow.
The Delphi Elementary School choirs will present a spring musical Thursday May 31 at 8 00 p m in the Hilcrest multi purpose room. Mrs Lula Widner of Delphi has been taken to her son Jack Widner s home in Logansport from Memorial hospital where she was confined a week and is improving. Alumni Banquet attendees at Western Gym Howard county included Mr and Mrs Harold Talbert Mrs Esther Talbert Mr and Mrs Edrie Parks. Larry Boone says son Kenneth Boone will leave Japan July 1 for Great Lakes Illinois where he will be stationed for two years and his family will accompany him.
Mrs. Darrell Griffey and daughter Jan attended a baby shower for Mrs. David Griffey of Kokomo hosted by Mrs. Richard Darland honoring the Griffeys and their new daughter Tamera Jean.
Visiting the Medleys are Gary Medley’s Rome New York relatives and Mrs. Hodges with daughters from Rantoul Illinois. Gary Medley has been promoted to Airman First Class at Rome Air Base and will re enlist for four years. He will come here in June with his family joining him at their new assignment. Miss Nancy Brett and Sara Vaughan spent weekend with Delphi and Huntington relatives. The Bowman families plan to travel to Seattle for the World’s Fair around May 22 for a three week trip.
Mary Jackson expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards flowers visits during hospital stay and after returning home She thanks the community for help while caring for her uncle the late Elijah Felthoff and her mother Aura Troxell with blessings from God.
The family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors relatives Dr Weller Rev Ruby Bushee pallbearers organist singers and Eikenberry funeral home for kindness and sympathy during the illness and passing of Aura Troxell.
The Camden Community Chorus and Harold Wyatt thank all who assisted with the Easter Sunrise services at the Camden gym. Mrs. Harold Wyatt served as General Chairman.
We thank neighbors friends and relatives for acts of kindness floral offerings and sympathy after the death of our father John R. McCouch. Son Dennis and daughters Dorotha Buck and Lucille provide appreciation for support during this time.
The Trustee and Advisory Board of Burlington Township Carroll County Indiana will meet May 28 1962 at 8 PM in Bringhurst to receive bids for a new fire truck apparatus and equipment. The contract goes to the lowest and best bidder with rights to reject bids and waive irregularities. Specifications available at the Trustee's office and must include Form 96 noncollusion affidavit Form 964A and a bid bond of not less than 5 percent. Bids in sealed envelopes with bidder's name and address. successful bidder must provide 100 percent performance bond. If bid is withdrawn or contract not signed within 10 days of award the bid deposit may be forfeited. Clarence A Crain Trustee Burlington Township Advisory Board Dean Sanderson John Harvey Tod Rex Hinkle
Sealed bids for 10000 gal cut back asphalt Bids due May 21 1962 6 00 P M E S T with public opening by the Board of Public Works and Safety. Awards to the lowest and best bidder may be for actual needed quantities. Specifications on file with the Clerk-Treasurer.
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