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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
3
No ticket was issued after the May 11 accident involving Dwight Ragan of Frankfort and Alma E. Houser of Delphi. The Citizen incorrectly said Mrs. Houser was fined for failure to yield right of way. Floral wreaths and sprays for Decoration Day Pletcher Hardware.
Private sale of 3.38 acres on the Tippecanoe River in Carroll County Indiana. Sale June 3 1966 at 10:00 am CDT at Mahlon Kerlin Attorney Delphi Indiana with 10 percent cash and balance on deed delivery. Bid rejection reserved. inspection available by calling LO 4 3536.
Larry W. Locke resigns as minister of Cottage Street Church in Delphi with last Sunday May 29. Paul Savage of Frankfort will begin as next minister on June 5. Locke moves to Louisville Ohio to lead another Church of Christ and pursue graduate studies at Akron University. The piece also notes poppy drives for veterans and O E S and church activities in Camden.
Seventy five Lions Club members and wives attended a Wednesday dinner at the Baptist Church in Camden. District Governor Theron McClure of Crawfordsville joined the event, with Leo Craig of Delphi leading the program on Indiana and state sesquicentennial activities. Camden girls softball set a sidewalk market starting May 28 at 9:30 a.m. Poppy Day.
Radnor residents and families visit hospitals, attend commencements, and travel to nearby cities. Chester Clawson’s funeral with Per u services. graduates Sue Clawson and Edna Peters. Delph i and Delphi events. extended kin from Flora Lafayette and Bringhurst.
Tickets on sale for Kiwanis Scout-O-Rama at the 4-H Fairgrounds Reynolds May 26 and 27. Boy Scouts from Carroll and White counties sell tickets at 50 cents each. Local banks donated tickets.
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