Dismissal in Roth vs Thomas Civil Action in Carroll Circuit
The civil case of James O. Roth against Wilkie M. Thomas and others was dismissed in Carroll County Circuit Court on motion by the plaintiff.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
5
The civil case of James O. Roth against Wilkie M. Thomas and others was dismissed in Carroll County Circuit Court on motion by the plaintiff.
Tippecanoe Township Farm Bureau will meet Monday evening June 7 at Pittsburg school at 8 p m. Ralph Reagan will discuss insurance and the pet and hobby club will meet. Committees include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Childers Mr. and Mrs. Dale Craig Mr. and Mrs. Gene Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Alva Pritts and Fred O’Farrell.
Indiana State Police Trooper Gordon Emmert will address the Madison township Farm Bureau gathering at New Hope school on Wednesday night June 4 at 8 30 p m daylight saving time. A safety movie will be shown and refreshments provided by Lee Flora Gerald Murphy Ira Fisher John MecCouch Lawrence Gingrich Thomas Elston Loyd Zook and their wives and Mrs Howard Cleaver. The Pet and Hobby club meets at the same time led by Mrs Mark Portier.
Department President Mrs Eva Brown and National Security Chairman Mrs Bertha Elliott were honored guests at a cooperative supper of the Harry Bohannon Post Auxiliary No 75. The event featured Poppy Day decor and a talk on the poppy sale plus awards in the poster contest.
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson and Larry Trawin will entertain friends and relatives at a birthday dinner on Sunday.
Carroll Circuit Court in Delphi Indiana 1952 notices final settlement of Caroline Seedorf estate. Harold Salzman executor filed account and vouchers to be examined June 23 1952 requiring all heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why approval should not be granted. Clerk JOE R TOLEN seals the record. Watson C McCormick attorney for executor.
Burlington township 4-H meets May 20 with Phyllis Cox presiding and health lessons by Eileen Garrison. Washington township Future Farmers hear talks on pig projects and present records. Local families attend conventions and visits in Indianapolis Lafayette and Mohawk. Bible School enrolls about 60. extended family visits planned from Detroit and Texas.
The Delphi Methodist Church Home Builders circle installed officers at Donna Ward home. Irene Conderman was named president with Mabel Thomson as vice president and Mary Anna Andrew secretary Martha Popejoy treasurer. Various group secretaries named, meeting set June 3 at Phyllis Steinman home with Alberta Beale teaching. Bob Brass plans summer departure to Syracuse New York.
Ruth Bordner reports Mt. Olivet Methodist church WSCS will gather Thursday afternoon June 5 with hostess Mrs Earl McCarty. Mrs Wesley Draper will help, Willis Allen will lead worship, Schenck will present the program, and Paul Wilson will perform the special number. Mr and Mrs William Enoch and son Ted hosted dinner Sunday for Mr and Mrs James Kindig and Charles Enoch of South Bend.
Carroll County Indiana invites sealed bids for the Thomas F Weil Drain project in Clay Township. Bid deadline 1 pm CST June 2, 1952 at the Carroll County Court House Delphi. Bid guarantee $200. bond 1.5x contract price. plans available. right to reject bids.
Sealed proposals for one new 42 passenger school bus body and one school bus chassis with cowl are invited by Arthur Hildebrand trustee of Rock Creek Township Carroll County Indiana. Bids due June 9 1952 at 7 pm with delivery by August 15 1952. Bid must include certified check or acceptable bond of at least 5 percent. Bidders may bid separately or jointly.
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