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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Trent took his mother Mrs. Sarah Trent to Niles Michigan on Sunday where she will visit with her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Okal Trent.
Elsie M Shank Thomas of route 1 Bringhurst files suit for divorce from Dallas R Thomas in Carroll circuit court. She cites cruel and inhuman treatment after their marriage on December 21, 1945 and separation on October 21 of the current year. Attorney Joseph T Ives represents the plaintiff.
Max Miller of Delphi files suit in Carroll circuit court against Joe Sterrett seeking foreclosure of a mechanics lien for 23.80 with total demand 73.80 including costs and attorney fees. Conrad Dawson represents the plaintiff.
Madison township Home Economics club announces a November 8 gathering at Radnor Methodist church with hostesses Lena Hannell Helen Honan Coreta Rees and Iris White. Opal Gerard will present the project lesson on better lighting.
Carroll circuit court issues arrest warrant against Dale Cunningham of New Jersey on complaint by Indiana for non support of a minor child Patricia Ann Cunningham.
Two women were injured in a State Road 218 crash near the Deer Creek Conservation Club Friday evening. Wilbur E. Frushour and Bana E. Combs sustained injuries. Frushour with a fractured vertebra and Combs with chest injuries. Deputy Venere Sparkey Carey investigated.
John C. Peterson was elected president of the County Farm Bureau with Clarence Cleaver as vice president and Mary Ellen Kempt as secretary treasurer. Mrs. Charles Harter named social and education leader, with Mrs. Nelson Rupe as district three social and education leader, installing 1951 officers.
The Auxiliary of Post No. 75 met in the Legion Home with a Halloween themed dessert, sharing pumpkin pie and coffee. Ruth Tolien outlined a county wide family life education meeting for November 26 and a donation to the project, plus efforts to educate orphans.
Sharon Jane Lamb, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Lamb Jr, celebrated her fourth birthday Saturday with a party in the Armory Recreation Room. Thirty guests received favors such as balloons toy autos and a Halloween popper.
An advertising pitch touts Power glide automatic transmission 105-hp engines and Valve-in-Head engines as economical and dependable. It boasts over a million Chevrolets on the road and highlights long-term durability, low operating costs, and attractive styling as reasons to buy now.
The article details crop aid targets with three car loads of corn as county quotas and a wheat donation from Indiana farmers. It cites large refugee and relief figures across Western Europe and Asia, noting millions in need in Palestine, Korea, and surrounding regions, and urges Carroll County farmers to contribute to the Christian CROP program.
Robert Lee Crume of Jackson township earns an achievement trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago from November 26 to 30. He is a state winner in the 4-H poultry project after six years of club work and fourteen poultry divisions plus twenty total projects in beef swine and junior leadership.
The Carroll County 4-H Junior Leaders banquet honored 77 members for completing leadership projects at the Delphi Country Club. Miss Jeanne Muller awarded pins to the girls and Howard McCarty to the boys, with Dr. W S Walters providing entertainment.
The Carron Cowsty Farr at the Florane Building hosted a Farm Bureau Co‑operative Supper. Rev. Lewis Deardorff announced quotas, awarding Burlington and Clay townships $10 each for 90 percent, and Carrollton, Democrat and Washington townships $5 each for 80 percent. Pins were given to roll call captains Joe R. Henderson Mai, Ray Robertson, Lawrence Metzger, Gay Jervis, Effie Guckien. Musical entertainment by George Kenzler and F. L. Walkey.
Carmen Ayres Kunkel of Bringhurst has filed suit in Carroll Circuit Court for divorce from Harold L. Kunkel charging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married March 3 1945 and separated September 8 of this year. One Lane represents the plaintiff.
Mr and Mrs Earl Slagle of Bureau California announce plans to visit friends and relatives. The note confirms domestic travel intent and family connections in the area.
A fragment states a student no longer visits Granthamane in New York and mentions a stin or a deer at oe Uhirich f Ro G i n. Details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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