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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
8
Bay registered cow Woodacres Royal Rita, a Guernsey, was recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hurley from Leahy Lane Farms owned by Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Craig of Kokomo. The cow has a calf by Leafy Lane herd bull Gayoso Levity Matchless and was featured in the Guernsey Breeders Journal.
Bring your prescriptions to us for fast, dependable service. Two registered pharmacists. Orr's Drug Store.
Camden O E S observed Friends Night and initiated eight candidates at its Monday meeting. Guest officers included Worthy Matron Minnie Bringhurst and Worthy Patron Earl Miller. The 90 friends and members assisted with the event as Bohannon presented gifts and Mildred Baker performed.
The Wittenberg Guild of the West Central Conference of the Indiana Lutheran Synod met Saturday at the Delphi Library. Hostesses were Mesdames Earl Heckathorn Amel Spring and Alfred Rush. Delegates Harold Baker and William Weigle reported on the Springfield convention. next meeting is in May at St. John's church. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradshaw are in New York for a visit.
A junior class play drew praise for precise coaching and strong performances. Sharon Hanna as Tootie, Nancy Rush as Rosa, Peggy Fischer as Esther, Shir ley Hughes as the tomboy, Jean as the mother, and Jim Ferrier as the father carried the story with poise. A supporting cast including Treichel and Black delivered seasoned stage presence. A barbershop quartet interludes between acts added charm.
Charles A Appleton 78 of Route 1 Camden died Sunday morning at a Logansport hospital after several years illness. Born June 23 1872 in this county he was the son of Wilson and Melinda Appleton. A farmer and Camden Baptist member he served as Jackson township trustee. Surviving with widow Fannie are five sons Milo Galveston Miles Peru Pipes South Bend Forrest Camden Delbert Lafayette a brother Bert Deer Creek and a sister Sylvester Smith Logansport rectal rites were held Tuesday afternoon from Baker funeral home with Rev William Hinton officiating. Burial was in Camden cemetery.
Jefferson Township Home Economics Club met on November 9 with 23 members and 2 guests present. Four birthdays were observed as Maxine Bryant led in the rebarn and Ada Million gave devotions. The project lesson on better lighting was given by Blanche Viney. Next meeting is a carry-in dinner December 14 at Hickory Grove church.
The Hubert Clifford family thanks friends for cards flowers and kindness shown during Hubert's illness and recovery.
Clara Boothroyd aged 77 died at her Delphi home Tuesday after an illness of more than three years. Born September 24, 1873 in La ne she was the daughter of E. Lee and wife of Fred Boothroyd. Surviving are husband Russell son and siblings. Funeral Thursday at Patrick Mortuary with Rev. Frank Briggs officiating. Burial in ice cemetery.
West Side Flower Club hosts a bake and rummage sale on Saturday November 18 in the Court Assembly Room. No rummage items priced above 50 cents.
Women of the Moose will meet on November 28 for the initiation of two candidates. On Friday night November 10 the group and families enjoyed a cooperative supper. Donna Ward and Don Kelly won a contest Floyd Sigman won a chicken prize and C O Dine won cake. The Gis Athlone Asseots of the local high school will sponsor a bake sale on Saturday November and proceeds will be used to buy awards.
The entry notes a pharmacy offering fast dependable service with two registered pharmacists on staff.
Community club announces a Christmas luncheon with per plate pricing and requests reservations by November 28. Call 435‑WHITE APE T for booking details and menu information.
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