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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1950

Page

5

Madion Township Hi Sideience Club Meeting at Radnor Church

The Madison township Hi Sideience club met at Radnor Church with hosts Mrs. De Honan Lena Hannell and Iris White. Mary McCormick presented a history of the month Now We Thank We All. Iris White and Opal Gerard led the project lesson on lighting. Mrs. Lucille Fisher served as chair and Mrs. Maxwell as chief election leader.

Madison Township Hi Sideence Radnor Church de. Honan Lena Hannell Iris White Mary McCormick White Opal Gerard Lucille Fisher Maxwell San Ecblions

Bake and Rummage Sale at Court House

Bake and rummage event hosted by West Side Club in the Court House Assembly Room on Saturday November 18. rummage items priced no higher than 50 cents with proceeds benefiting club activities.

Court House West Side R Club

Anniversary Dinner Honoring Several Local Families

A wedding anniversary dinner was held for multiple local couples. Attendees included Mr. Claren with Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weil, Mr. and Mrs. John McCouch and daughter Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Buck with two children, Mrs. Stella Givier, Mrs. Lillie Sheets, Haughey, and Roy Trobaugh.

Tevit Aoe Claren Dane Betty Charles Weil John McCouch Lucille Alvin Buck Stella Givier Lillie. Sheets Ache Haughey Roy Trobaugh

Miss Lyon Sells Frank Lyon Residence in Delphi

Miss Lucille Lyon of Hammond visited Miss Josephine Odell in Delphi. During Lyon's stay she sold the former Frank Lyon family residence located off the old Camden road in east Delphi.

Lucille Lyon Hammond Josephine Odelle

Hadacol cited as helping a East St. Louis nurse

Mrs. Jennie Lee Adele of East St. Louis says Hadacol improved her health after a deficiency of vitamins B complex and iron. She reports relief from aches and fatigue following eight bottles and urges others to try the liquid supplement.

Jennie Lee Adele St. Louis Adele

Recent Bride Keeps Home in Camden After November Marriage

Mrs. Aveeee and her husband reside in Camden following their marriage on November 5. The bride, formerly Joan Zook, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newby.

Aveeee" Ke Camden

Local Social Notices Record Weekend Visits and Events

Mrs Blanche Joseg II visits Bloomington for Thanksgiving with relatives. Mr and Mrs Clifford Eikenberry Lafayette visit her parents in Delphi. Clifford returns from St Elizabeth hospital after surgery. Howard Bradshaw to Kansas for weekend. Dinty Johnson hosted Junior play cast after Meet Me In St Louis. American Legion Auxiliary to meet November 21 at 7 30 p m. John Klepinger family moved to East Monroe Street home. Mrs Josephine Mears hosts luncheon for Mrs H Y Mullin of Rockfield en route to California. Mrs B S Mayhill weekend trips to Chicago and Oregon via Purdue group. Carol Clawson Helen Clifford and Fontinel visit Becky Hamling in Muncie at Ball State Teachers College.

Dinty Johnson St. Louis John Klepinger East Mon-roe Street J. D. Klepinger South Delphi Josephine Mears H.Y. Mullin Rockfield California Carol Clawson Helen Clifford Ee Fontinel Muncie Becky Hamling Atoe Ball Cole

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Friends

Card of thanks reads we appreciate the many friends for thoughtful acts and kindness shown during a time of need. The note thanks neighbors and colleagues for support and sympathy received from the community.

Thanksgiving message promotes U S Savings Bonds program

Uncle Sam urges Americans to observe Thanksgiving by supporting faith and freedom in a land as firm as Plymouth Rock. The note emphasizes preserving the nation through a steady savings program and enrolling with the U S Treasury to buy Savings Bonds.

Plymouth Rock U. S U. S. Treasury. Department

Church notices and meetings announced for November

Mrs John Delaney invites all to a worship service and church school on November 17. The County's Men's Brotherhood meets November 20 at 6 30 p m at Cutler Presbyterian with a fellowship supper and entertainment. Installation service for new officers set for November 21 at 7 30 p m. Arts and crafts meet from 3 00 to 7 00 p m.

J Hn. Delaney Eduare Presbyterian Church of Cutler Dinarh Arts & Ro

Church Schedule for November 19 1950

Sunday 9 30 a m Sunday School led by Fritz Schnepf Morning Worship sermon by the pastor Thursday November 23 6 30 p m Westminster Fellowship meeting all young people invited 7 30 p m Choir Practice

Fritz Schnepf Westminster Fellowship Iecting

Funeral services for Mrs Area Landis in Flora Illinois

Mrs Area Landis 84 died in Illinois this year. Survived by son Elmer L Euns of Flora two brothers William E Bowen of Illinois and re Bowen of Florida six sisters Mrs Joe Peck Mrs Maude Kins Mrs Nannie Wilkinson Mrs Ha Dobson Mrs Jessie Smith and others. Funeral rites were conducted at First Brethren church Flora by Rev C Grisso with burial in Maple Lawn cemetery. Lester funeral home handled arrangements.

Area Landis Illinois Daniel Att Eva Wells Elmer L. Euns Flora Joan Re Bowen Florida William E. Bowen

Luncheon Held Before Noon Hour for Students

A luncheon was hosted in the culture buildings at 10 o clock with hostesses listed as Mrs. Virginia Clayton Haugh of LaFayette Mrs. Jeanne Kramer Greg of Delphi Mrs. W J DeLong Mrs Ro H Wagoner and Mrs C Crider of Colburn. Tom Ward and his sisters assisted.

Rae Polfowing Iculture Virginia Clayton Haugh LaFayette Jeanne Kramer Greg Delphi W. J. DeLong Ro H. Wagoner C. Crider Colburn

Orrs Drug Store advertises Double Knots with yourving dinner

Mr and Mrs Ed Erb and family of the mother at 69 Smith and son John serve. Orrs Drug Store offers fresh dinner options and cooking aids for families.

Ed Erb Smith John Orr's Drug Store

Methodist Church Plans Sunday Worship and Community Service

Rev Frank leads morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon and Sunday School sessions in separate rooms. An 5:00 p m youth and adult Bible study follows. A 7:30 p m Community Thanksgiving service is urged at the Baptist church with Rev McLean preaching.

Baptist c McLean The Christian Church

William E. Rix Bible School and Evening Services

The message outlines a church schedule led by Pastor William E. Rix with Bible school at 9:30, worship at 10:30, a sermon on Peace and Power of Divine Presence, Young People's service at 6:45, evening service at 7:30, and a fellowship hour at 7:45. A Wednesday night union service with Rev. McLean is set for November 22 at 7:30 inviting the public.

William E. Rix Bible School McLean Delphi Christian Seach

Notice of Adminstratrix Account in Carroll Circuit Court

In the Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1950 Lottie Ashba as administratrix of William H. Ashba deceased has filed her account. The Clerk directs that the account and vouchers be approved or denied. Witness Joe R. Tolen Clerk at Delphi Indiana November 15, 1950. Bazaar and food sale announced by Christian Church Ladies in Court House Assembly Room on Saturday December 9.

Carroll Circuit Lottie i Ashba William HE Carroll” ‘Circuit Delphi Indiana Court House Assembly Room Christian Church

Judge Cunningham Defends Clean Cab Dilemma

A county judge recounts a taxi ride to the county seat where the cab was littered with cigarette butts and candy wrappers. The driver blamed passengers for repeated messes and urged cooperation, arguing for cleaner cabs.

Fares Play Fair Campaigning For Rides And Beverages

The writer argues for fair treatment in public transport and comfort after boarding. He emphasizes that cab passengers and drivers share a duty to maintain a clean ride and equal access to beverages, regardless of personal choices or preferences.

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Arlington Patterns A. H. Potter Delphi, Ind Hadacol Pticrogeem Thomas Blanche Joseg ii Bloomington Clifford Eikenberry John Zook Hubert. Clifford St. Elizabeth Hospital Howard Bradshaw Kansas American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home B. S. Mayhill Chicago Oregon Dr. Ger Purdue Uncle Sam Orange Juice Packer Asp BOC Woodbury Soap Yease Sine Wa Aap Food Stores Lexington Avenue New York N.Y Ona Giant Vermont Joan of Are CAMPBELL’S—Meat _ Chicken Packer's Labal No Dan A&p Ann Page Ketehu del Monte Catsap Sian Long Island Abe Jong Shas Borden’s Jane Parker Tom’ Ward ‘and His Eugene Redmon Glenn Fisher Mark Porter Orton Zook Joe R. Tolen Re W. Obear Atty. Or Joe Marsh Opyright United States Foukac
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