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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
2
Cutler Mt Oliver M E Church holds Rally Day with Communion at 9 30 a m basket dinner at noon and an afternoon program. World Wide Communion observed at Presbyterian church at 9 30 a m with Sunday School Rev E E Morris helped organize the Wesleyan Church in West Lafayette Sunday afternoon. Earl Young moves family from Sadie Moshier farm to Opal Burns property. Mrs Wm Bittle of Indianapolis spent Sat.
Social items list weekend trips and gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Veral Sparks traveling to Las Vegas sponsored by GE, Mrs. Wesley Draper and Mrs. Ben Fetterhoff in Chicago, and Mrs. Clayton Hutson hosting a stork shower for Mrs. Frank Cheek.
Inga Cox Burlington David Peterson Delphi Jerry Thomas Dana Myers Camden win 4-H Health & Safety trips to Indianapolis to see South Pacific and enjoy a steak supper. They are joined by Frank Kirkpatrick Alton Parcifal Joe Kerkhoff Farmers Mutual Insurance sponsors and Elaine Kull Harold Berry extension agents. State winners Karen House Tippecanoe Jean Watson Tipton also attend with extension staff from their counties. Carroll County 4-H leaders organized the group after completing the Fire Prevention project.
Meredith Ayres of Democrat township will join 17 4-H dairy delegates attending the Chicago Dairy Conference from October 6 to 9. The event honors older 4-H members and offers education in production processing marketing and vocational guidance. Ayres has eight years in 4-H dairy work and has completed ten other projects.
Members of the Crusaders class of the Methodist church will dine this evening at the Woodrow Whiteman cottage on the Tippecanoe River below Oakdale dam. Families are invited to bring food and table service for a 6 30 p m meal.
Rev. Howard Werner of South Whitley will be guest speaker at the Hickory Grove church homecoming Sunday Oct 5 at 1 30 pm. The program after the morning service includes a basket dinner with welcome by Susie Markley and Joyce Hanna. Mary Jo Roller and Tillman Landis will sell program numbers. Fifty year membership pins will be awarded to three members.
The first monthly Merchant's Tournament at Delphi Bowling alley on Sept 27 and 28 crowned Walter Skiles with 20lb turkey as winner, Jim Allen with 50 pounds of potatoes as runner up, and Herb Yerkes of Camden taking the entrance prize a roasting chicken. Prizes were bought from Popejoy Produce Company. The series will run last weekend each month with gifts from sponsoring merchants.
Attendees marking the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs on Sunday at Hoot reves in Lafayette included Mr and Mrs Vic Porter, Mr and Mrs Harold Patton, Mrs Harry Haugh, and Jerre Haugh.
Judge Paul Ewan in Tippecanoe circuit court Lafayette denies Glen Prophet a new trial. Prophet formerly of Cutler received two life terms and 10 to 25 years after a March shooting at an abortive escape attempt. He was convicted of robbery related physical injury and habitual criminal status.
Mrs. Roscoe Quick returns from Pomona where she visited her brother Verle Coapstick. Mrs. Will Heiland leaves National City after visiting her daughter Orpha and family for the trip home.
Promotion Sunday on Sept 28 at Pittsburg Church of the Brethren listed children and young people moving up across classes from nursery to kindergarten Dana Cassell Sharon McCormick Debra Bell Tim Stewart from kindergarten to primary from primary to juniors Dale Leese Ronald Scowden Ronald Marschand from juniors to intermediates Stephen Gray Tim Ginn Carol Cripe from intermediates to Busy Bees Nancy Lucas Mona Gray Ruth Eis Patty Kelly Barbara Marschand Virginia Bell Storey Sandra Storey.
Deputy Auditor Charles L. Bell was taken Monday afternoon by his daughter Mrs Richard Landis of Flora to St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette for observation and treatment.
Carroll circuit court issues letters of administration for Elizabeth Daugherty of Burrows to Robert Weise and Ben Weise. Estate valued at 1000 dollars real property and 2500 dollars personal property. Heirs include four brothers one sister nine nieces and seven nephews. Glen R. Slenker of Monticello represents the co administrators.
Mr and Mrs Jack Johns travel on a western tour as part of their itinerary. They visit multiple cities, with stops and events planned along the way.
Deer Creek Township Home Demonstration club plans a Thursday meeting on Oct 9 at 1 30 in the REMC auditorium. Roll call will prompt Foolish Superstitions. Marie Thompson gives devotions. Grace Burton and Elsie Crundwell lead the project lesson on holiday dishes and table decorations. Hostesses include Maude Smith Marie Thompson Emily Berning and Effie Heiland.
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