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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1959
Page
2
Nancy Jo Simons the daughter of Fred and Mrs. Simons and a sophomore at Indiana State Teachers College has been named to the Student Union Board. She will chair the annual Christmas Ball as her first duty.
After a cooperative supper last Thursday, Tipwa and Star-in-the-West granges held a joint installation at Tipwa Grange Hall with Jesse Wise as installing officer assisted by Mrs Hobart Wolf Mrs Frank Lybrook Mrs Aaron Randle and Mrs Loyd Zook. Raymond Dillman Harold Allen Charles Smith Don Brown featured officers of Star-in-the-West. Danny Haggard won first prize for a scrap book in juvenile grange work and aims for National competition. Penny Page won a second prize for her scrap book and John and Danny Haggard earned a second prize for a pine cone exhibit.
Bill Duff announces the Tipwa committee assignments for the year across Home Economics community service youth flowers and cards legislative agriculture publicity finance and other roles. Mr and Mrs Chris Brummett will chair the November 19 meeting with Mrs Zola Heffner as refreshment committee chair.
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles releases a suspension list covering Oct 26 to Oct 30. Ker mit Cox of Camden and Loran McKee of Cutler face reckless driving suspensions, Joseph Imler of Flora and Guadalupe Trevino of Delphi unavailable until 1960. James Burr Lee of Camden has license suspended for driving while suspended.
Wilbur Kendall of Kendall & Kendall in Martinton Illinois cites a program to raise and sell feeder pigs requiring quality corn. He notes that Bumper Crop yields high feed value grain for Ashkum Fertilizer Company Ashkum Illinois.
Home runs top list include J. Albaugh with 19, W. Zook 10, H. Schneib 9, D. Rees 9, R. Groninger 7, R. Million 6, V. Kenworthy 6, V. Cripe 6, D. Hathaway 6. standings summarized for Carroll County church league.
In the case of Paul E. Simms against Doris Joan Simms, a suit for divorce filed here was moved to the White circuit court at Monticello, and a divorce was granted to Mrs. Simms on her cross complaint. She received custody of three minor daughters, $20 weekly support, and all household goods. Mrs. Simms formerly Doris Joan Hefner. The parties reside in Delphi.
The last will of Beulah Rodkey was admitted for probate Monday in Carroll circuit court. She bequeathed her entire estate to her son Robert B. Rodkey who is named executor. The estate totals 48000 in real property and 10000 in personal property. Bishop and Bishop represent the executor.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Nulf sold their Delphi residence and purchased a new home on Lake Shaffer where they plan to relocate soon.
Mrs Bertha Ayres expresses gratitude to friends who remembered her birthday.
Mr and Mrs Walter Bailey of Flora Indiana returned from Dallas Texas where they attended the 63rd annual three day convention of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies. More than 1000 directors officers and executives from 310 mutual insurance companies attended from 38 states. Bailey served as director of Indiana Farmers Mutual and Town and Country Mutual Insurance Companies in Indianapolis.
Raymond Stokes son of Mr and Mrs E R Stokes route 3 Delphi and a Delphi High School graduate is chosen to play in the North Manchester Civic Symphony orchestra. He is a senior at Manchester College and the orchestra held its season opener Sunday at Manchester High School auditorium.
The Modern Homemakers will gather November 18 at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Beverly Berninger with Mrs Paul Goyer and Mrs James Kenworthy assisting. Mrs Ralph Lines will give the candy making lesson. Mr and Mrs George Bevington Jr of Delphi have contracted to buy the Graves residence in West Lafayette and plan to move next spring, selling their home on Riley Road in Delphi.
The writer thanks family friends and Rev Wilburn for visits prayers flowers and cards during illness and expresses appreciation for help harvesting corn beans and sowing wheat and asks God’s blessings on all involved.
The meet featured a high team series of 891 by Elmwood and the Elmwood Proc. squad totaling 2468. J Coomey led individuals with a 630 series, J Britton posting a 246 game, and Mary Orr delivering a 555 series and a 216 game.
Sixteen area students are among 1 074 enrolled for fall term at Manchester College North Manchester Ind The list from the Registrar names Donald Deardorff Burlington Gwendolyn Benner Burrows Georgia Masterson Camden Bonita Mocherman Cutler Janet Barnhart Delphi James Blythe Dean Slavens Raymond Stokes Carole Welch Flora Marsha Callane Darrell Chapman Carol Hood Shirley Hood Earl McKinley Gary Mullendore and William Shaffer as part of the regional enrollment totals.
Advertises 24 hour taxi and light hauling service using the number 116. Provides round the clock transport and delivery options with emphasis on availability and quick response.
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