Coach Berto Leads Team Event Night
Coach Berto introduces players as crowd cheers fill the arena and Mayor Wayne Van Sickle closes the program with remarks. Photographer Carly Penn captures the scene.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
3
Coach Berto introduces players as crowd cheers fill the arena and Mayor Wayne Van Sickle closes the program with remarks. Photographer Carly Penn captures the scene.
Guidelines cover staying right side of street near curb traveling single file with bike length of space using proper stopping at stop signs lights and signals stopping and looking before street entry avoiding hitching onto moving vehicles and yielding to pedestrians and other road users to go first at crosswalks.
Bowling Orrs Pharmacy League results list scores for multiple teams including Cornell 177 Pearsons 1644 7 percent Sayco 168 Elmwood 159 Todd Bowman Tanks Beesleys Bella Mia 10 percent 13 percent Jacksons 10 14 Delphinium 9 15 Interstate Eugene 500 Series B Hoagland 505 T Politz 505 L Stevens 521 450 series B Viney 475 D Fincher 475 D Ballard 450 M Childers 464 M Orr 471 E Randle 468. 200 Games B Viney 201 175 games L Stevens 179 J Ver-nol 194 E Randle 180 B Hoagland 186 E Cunningham 189 Bonnie Smith 180 M Orr 194 C Spesard 181 T Politz 176.
Bill Selvidge received the Grand Diamond Medal at the Youth Temperance Council contest held October 26 during the 92nd annual Indiana Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. His oration titled In the Silence won top honors. He is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. William Selvidge of Monticello, and his father is pastor of the Nazarene Church of Monticello.
A reader laments careless laughter at unusual surnames like Dolly Pimple and Lucy Limpwater. The piece condemns mockery by workers and radio hosts, noting Goethe's view that a name fits a person and should not be mocked, even for humor.
Radnor area social notes record visits and guests at homes in Battle Ground Flora Delphi and LaPorte plus a Christmas gift reminder for state mental hospital patients. A formal notice to heirs creditors and others announces final settlement in the Harvey K Bohannon estate in Carroll Circuit Court with December 1 1966 hearing.
Seventh and eighth grade boys and girls from St Josephs Catholic School hosted a Halloween party for Home residents with several mothers and Sister Ricarda. Refreshments and Halloween favors were provided. The Bachelor Run Church Ladies Aid Society and Rev Earl Zimmerman also entertained Home residents with a program and refreshments.
Mrs. Veral Sparks hosts the Home Demonstration Club on Tuesday afternoon November 1 with 18 members and one guest present. A donation to the United Fund is announced and a candle light installation honors officers led by past president Mrs. Wesley Draper for newly installed leaders.
UNICEF received 250 dollars for the district before Halloween. Mrs. Kenneth Kelly remains in Home Hospital after major surgery last week. Mrs. Charles Lee Dixon is in St. Elizabeth Hospital following major surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Britton of Camden welcomed a son, Thomas Patrick, born Friday November 4 at Home Hospital. The mother is Judy Kirkpatrick of Cutler.
Past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary will be honored at the meeting on Tuesday evening November 15. Co chairmen Hazelle Kirkpatrick and Evelyn Kerlin have arranged details with Bonnie Kester son Joan Jackson Mary Ives Fern Hawkins Rosemary Hill Gertrude Hoagland Esther Gregg Marie Has rahan Ada Mae Hoagland Judy Hutton Helen Hayden Faye Ebrite Helen Finley and Linda Gingrich listed as organizers.
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