Delphi High Elects Officers for 1961 62 Term
Delphi High School elected officers for the 1961 62 term across multiple clubs. Seniors named Welch as president Skiles as vice Witter as secretary treasurer and Dunham on the student council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi High School
Dick Welch
Dick Skiles
Kay Witter
Sharon Dunham
Ed Cook
Jack Maxwell
Marilyn Porter
Jack Klepinger
Jack Little
Robert Packard
Bill High
Jim Bradshaw
Varsity
Martin Burkle
Mike Chapman
Georgianna Bradshaw
David McCain
Evan Berninger
Carolyn White
Elaine Talbert
Jennie Gerard
Barbara Adams
FHA
Tina Wray
Sheryl Beale
Diana Jester
Judy Rex
GAA
Roxanna Wray
Judy Draper
Esther Wilson
Sandra Hill
Jerilyn Fentinel
Hi-Y
Jim Scott
Joe Smith
Bill Harris
Mick Packard
Babs Bell
Rites Today for Eunice G. Smith Delphi Resident
Eunice Gardner Smith 73 of route 4 Delphi dies Monday in Home Hospital Lafayette after hospital visit. Born near Rockfield September 18 1887 she trained as a nurse and teacher and was active in conservation groups. Survived by two children two sisters and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Eikenberry Funeral Home with Rev. Toby Rendleman officiating burial in Masonic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Gardner Smith
Route 4
Delphi
Good Earth
Home Hospital
Lafayette
Baltimore
Maryland
Battle Creek
Michigan
Indiana Roadside Council
Federation of Clubs Conservation Committee
Fred Craven Smith
Craven E. Smith
South Bend
Betty Wilkinson
Monrovia
California
Fren Musselman
Camden
Ruben T. Norris
Logansport
Eikenberry
Toby Rendleman
Masonic Cemetery
Delphi High School graduate missing from composite photo
Don Lane of Burrows, a member of the 1961 Delphi high school graduating class, failed to submit his picture for the composite photo. Rev. Robert Wilburn, Indiana National Guard chaplain, will attend Memorial Services on Monument Circle in Indianapolis for the Second Battle Group of the 293rd Infantry on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lane
Burrows
Delphi High School
Robert Wilburn
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
293Rd Infantry
Awards Day Highlights At Delphi High School
At Delphi High School Tuesday night awards were presented by Principal Vernon Childs. Bob Small led in honors with multiple awards and the top 850 dollar Wabash College scholarship, while David Peterson and Small tied for valedictorian for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Childs
Lions Club
Placque
Bob Small
FFA
Tom Wagner
Ron Slavens
Pat Kelly
Marilyn Harner
Robert Balser
Virginia Smith
American Legion
David Peterson
Bradshaw English
Sandra Jones
Bill High
Richard Newell
Pat Jones
Jack Klepinger
Frank Merson
Bonnie Maxwell
Barbara Bell
Pat Lyons
Danforth Foundation
Carolyn Verrill
Busch & Lomb
Mel Jackson
Bob Stall
Bill L. Mullin
David McCain
Michele Bowen
Kathleen Wolf
Tri Kappa
Joann Delaney
WCTU
Nancy Coomey
REMC
Washington, D.C
Mary Jane Fisher
Melvin Jackson
Psi Iota Xi
David Porter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Clarence McCormick
Mike Brad
Wabash College
Ball State
Indiana State Teachers College
David Williams
Purdue University
Schook
Mike Bradshaw
Delphi High School
Yerkes Trucking Fined for Interstate Commerce Violations
Yerkes Trucking Company of Camden was fined $409 on four of 13 indictments in U.S. District Court at Hammond. Officials pleaded guilty to charges of failing to have on file certificates of physical examinations for drivers and for failure to maintain daily drivers’ ToGs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerkes Trucking Company of
Camden
U.S
Hammond
Home Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Set With Dr Peyton Speaker
Lafayette physician Dr Frank W Peyton will speak at the Home Hospital Auxiliary meeting May 26 at 9 30 am in the Nurses Residence lounge. His topic Diagnosis Confirmed explains the medical staff organization. Several Carroll County Auxiliary members plan to attend and all interested are welcome with coffee served before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Peyton
Lafayette
Home Hospital
Carroll County
Mrs Morehouse and daughter return home after visit
Mrs. Robert Morehouse and her daughter returned to Evansville Sunday after a week end visit with Mr. and Mrs. Myron Johnson. They attended the wedding of James L. Johnson and Carol Wilson in Burlington Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morehouse
Evansville
Myron Johnson
Tippecanoe Township Homemakers Report Cancer Fund Drive
Tippecanoe Township Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Shepherd home with other officers assisting. President Mrs Lee Maxwell reported residents donated 179.11 to the Cancer Fund. Devotions on Mothers Day and a health lesson followed. Members will send two representatives to the Homemakers Conference at Purdue on June 15. Twenty three members attended and social hour followed. June meeting will be at Mrs Arlie Hughes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Maxwell
Tippecanoe Township
Shepard
Russell Craig
Albert Anderson
George Anderson
Purdue
Arlie Hughes
Mrs Loudon Returns Home From Indianapolis Visit
Mrs. Raymond Loudon, who spent most of the winter in Indianapolis with her daughter Margaret, returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Loudon
Indianapolis
Margaret
Jefferson Township Boys H club meeting at Yeoman school
Bryan Rider led the Flag pledge and Stephen Temple gave the 4 H pledge. Janet Scott presented a demonstration. Refreshments were served by the Wolf, Hanna and Wise families. John DuVal led in recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Yeoman School
Bryan Rider
Stephen Temple
Janet Scott
Wolf, Hanna
Benefit Wrestling Match Set at Monticello High School
The Monticello Retarded Children’s committee presents an 8 30 p m benefit wrestling night at Monticello high school gym on Thursday June 1 featuring Killer Kowalski versus Joe Blanchard and a tag match Red and Lou Bastien against Ray Shirer and Art Nielson. Tickets at the door 150 for adults 200 for adults and 75 cents for children tax included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Retarded Children’s Committee
Monticello High School
Killer” Kowalski
Joe Blanchard
Red
Lou Bastien
Ray Shirer
Art Nielson
Mrs Paul Julien and Mrs Della Bush Visit Saturday Evening
Mrs Paul Julien and Mrs Della Bush visited Saturday evening with Mrs Ada Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Julien
Della Bush
Ada Woods
Rendleman Family Visit Tied to New Bristol Pastorate
Rev. Henry Rendleman and wife arrived in Delphi to visit son Rev. Toby Rendleman as he leads a Delphi church family. Henry, newly named pastor of Bristol Lutheran Church, spoke at St. Matthew's Delphi and baptized Karen Rendleman, week-old daughter of Toby and his wife. The couple then traveled to Columbia, South Carolina before reporting to Bristol. Mrs. David Rendleman stayed for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rendleman
Norfolk
David Rendleman
Salisbury
North Carolina
Toby Rendleman
Delphi
Bristol, Tennessee
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Karen Rendleman
Columbia
S. Carolina
Bristol
Bowen accepts IBM key punch post with State Farm
Michele Bowen daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bowen accepts a position as an IBM key punch operator with State Farm Mutual Insurance Company. She will leave June 5 for three months training in Marshal Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Bowen
Wiliam Bowen
State Farm Mutual Insurance Company
IBM
Miss Bowen
Marshal
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eunice G. Smith
David R. Williams
Joyce Snoeberger
Rita Sue Crook
Bobby Jay Small
Sandra Jester
David Lee Peterson
Michael Bradshaw
David L. Aachen
Colleen Bailey
Dirk A. Bartlow
Marilyn V. Beard
Martha Beard
Lawrence Bell
Carol S. Berkshire
Michele
Donald J. Huffman
Karen Janz
John R. Jones
Phil Kramer
Robert Landis
Leona M. Lear
Jane L. Morris
Patricia A. Martin
Pearl Martin
Marlene Medley
Karen Sue Messick
Curtis E. Michael
Robert E. Mohler
Larry L. Moore
William E. Mullin
William Lewis Mullin
Donald Nelson
Mary K. Nichter
Gelmen
Shaw
Home Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
Tippecanoe
Jefferson
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