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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1959
Page
3
Charles F. Ehase of Logansport sues Jerry L. Garrison in Carroll circuit court seeking 100000 for personal injuries and 1200 for auto damage from a crash. Ehase alleges Garrison negligent. Hillis and Hillis represent the plaintiff.
Children from Bald Hill Radnor Mt Olivet and Koro churches gathered to raise 153 dollars for UNICEF during a Monday night collection effort. The drive emphasized aid for children worldwide through the United Nations Children’s Fund.
The Auxiliary of Harry Bohan Post 75 met at the Legion Home Tuesday. Martha Popejoy presided as District meeting set for November 18 in Valparaiso. November 1 marks the reception for newly elected Department President Mrs Murphy in Shelbyville. Two Indiana appointments announced: Mildred Smith of Brownsburg to the National Constitution and By Laws committee and Eve Davidson of Unit 75 to chair the Americanism committee for the Central Division. Prizes awarded in post-meeting games to Olive Miller, Edith Farr, Sue Beale and Dorothy Eldridge with other prizes to Bessie Roskuski and Sue Beale. Hostesses listed.
Albert Glass 27 of Flora escaped serious injury when his auto failed to turn on a gravel road near Rockfield early Saturday. His car tore up a fence at the Alfred Black farm. damage estimated at 200 dollars. Glass charged with reckless driving by Deputy Sheriff Fred Dillon.
Mrs. Herbert Cassell hosts the Home Demonstration club with Mrs. Hobart Deeds assisting and students from St Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing as guests. Residents from Indianapolis and Hammond visited the Andersons. Achievement Day attendees included many area residents. Mrs. Hausenfluck elected treasurer. Weekend visits, showers, and receptions are noted among local families and friends.
The Adams Town ship PTA thanks patrons for contributions and cooperation. Merchants donated gifts for prizes and the Deer Creek Conservation Club provided delicious food. The event featured talent and guests who participated, with plans to return next year.
Judith Hodge of Camden Lonnie Jervis of Cutler and Carolyn Peterson of Delphi win a Fire Prevention Trip to Indianapolis for the 1959 Holiday On Ice show on November 8. Peterson is the state 1959 4 H winner and will receive a $100 bond at the State Mutual Insurance Companies annual meeting on November 13.
Carroll County 4 H Junior Leaders 140 members plan the Purdue Achievement Trip on Saturday November 14 by school bus. J T Downham departs Deer Creek at 8 00 Camden High 8 20 and Delphi Post Office 9 00. C J Harmonicus departs Burlington High 8 00 Flora 8 20 and Delphi 9 00. John Harvey Todd of Todds Hyprids Burlington funds tickets to Purdue Minnesota game and campus tour. Chaperones listed include Paul Shaffer Richard Sheldon Dale Fossnock Vaughan Snider Leon McGaughey W S Weaver Junior Snider Roy Slavens Marion Langston Harold Berry Elaine Kull.
Mrs Charles Melson thanks friends for cards letters flowers gifts and prayers during hospitalization and after returning home.
Sunday dinner guests included Yeoman Ralph Johns family and others from Reynolds Indianapolis Ra vena Ohio Brookston and Monticello. Visitors attended church events, showers, and class meetings with various hostesses and carry-in suppers noted.
In Delphi at the REMC meeting the Tippecanoe Township Home Demonstration club elected officers for the year. Margaret Maxwell was named president with Ethel Lybrook as first vice and Mary Coopman as second vice. Grace Hendryx became secretary, Mary Benjamin treasurer, and Margaret Brookbank publicity chairman. Candy making was the project lesson led by Helen Anderson and Brookbank. Twenty four members attended.
Flossie Clawson Ellen Dempsey and Stella Givler invite members to a November meeting with a carry in dinner hosted by Mrs Harold Patton on November 11.
In appreciation I thank everyone for the thoughtful cards and good wishes received during my hospital stay.
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