County Trustees to probe indigent hospital charges
Carroll county trustees form a committee with Charles Melson Orton Peters and Hoy Musselman to investigate hospital charges for indigent patients. Hospitals have billed trustees eight dollars daily while some counties pay four or five. The committee will report at the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Charles Melson
Orton Peters
Hoy Musselman
Carroll County Board of Ictation
Public square hosts queen candidates for homecoming
The event includes a pep session on the courthouse square and a court to crown the queen between halves at the homecoming game. Secret identity until the announcement. Candidates represent student groups: Sharon Hanna GAA council Mary McCarty band FFA Ruby Hathaway Future Homemakers Peggy Fischer Sunshine Society Shirley Hughes Hig Judy Hamiing D-men Sue Stewart senior class Bonnie Jackson junior class Deloris O Farrell Sophomore class Susan Roach freshman class Evelyn Brown 8th grade Nancy Echler 7th grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Public Square
Court House Square
Sharon Hanna
GAA
Mary McCarty
FFA
Ruby Hathaway
Peggy Fischer
Sunshine Society
Shirley Hughes
Hig
Judy Hamiing
D-men
Sue Stewart
Hickory Grove Church Plans Annual Homecoming Observance
The Hickory Grove Congregational Christian Church, tracing roots to 1860s community settlers, will hold its 15th annual homecoming on Sunday October 7 with 10 am Sunday School and 11 am worship. A basket dinner follows and a 1:30 pm piano concert features Dorothy Newell Mills with a program including a 50-year membership awards ceremony and a speech by Prof. R. H. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuels
Dayton
Ohio
Robert Wearly
New Light Christians
Congregational Churches
Hickory’Grove Congregational Christian
Charles E. Looker
Ralph Hanna
Iva Holloway
Ray Hawkins
Dorothy Newell Mills
Ruth Mills
Rev. Looker
Little White Church
Walter Cas
Brass Quartet
R. H. Miller
North Manchester College
Mary Jo Chamberlain
Aileen Dimmitt
Cloyd Crown
Ben Wakeland
Mrs John Shuey in Delphi in critical condition at home
Mrs John Shuey is critically ill at her Delphi home where relatives report her health severely deteriorated. Local authorities are coordinating care as family seeks medical attention and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shuey
Delphi
Jay L. Small Named Carroll County Farm Bureau Manager
Jay L. Small of Burrows is appointed manager of the Carroll County Farm Bureau Co op Association by the board. A Cass County native, he farmed near Walton, served in the navy, worked as an industrial engineer, and held roles at Redinger Manufacturing in Fairmount. He recently worked on Purdue University engineering projects and is a stockholder in Redinger. He and his wife Mrs Small, daughter Jean Ann and son Bobby J live in Burrows and attend the Burrows Presbyterian church. Jean Ann, age 10, earned a blue ribbon in 4-H clothing at Flora County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay L. Small
Burrows
Carroll County Farm Bureau Co-op Association
Cass County
Walton
Indianapolis
Navy
Redinger Manufacturing Company Inc
Fairmount
Logansport
Quansit
Carroll
Purdue University
Small
Henry Preiser
Preiser
Cass’ County Farm Bureau
Adams Township PTA Ladies Canning for Lunch Program
The Adams Township PTA ladies, led by purchasing chair Mrs. Leona Looker, canned 165 quarts of tomatoes for the school’s hot lunch program. Tomatoes were picked and donated by PTA president George Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township Pta
Adams Township
P. T.A
Leona Looker
George Peterson
Delphi Lions Cheer Club recognizes Pratt couple in illness clasp
The Delphi Lions Cheer Club lists Mr and Mrs Charles T Pratt of 116 East Summit as this week’s honorees. Ill for about two years, they have lived in Delphi 46 years and have two daughters, Delbert Chapman of Yeoman and Hilary Nichter near Delphi. Pratt worked for the county highway department, once at Crosby Hotel and later as a mail carrier. During cheer week the public is urged to send a card or visit, celebrating the couple with a small act of kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Lion’s
Charles T. Pratt
East Summit
Pratt
Pratts
Delbert Chapman
Yeoman
Hilary Nichter
South of
County Highway Department
Crosby
Charles Stewart
Goodwill Nursing Home
Camden
Stewart
Hillcrest school opens in South Delphi
The six room Hillcrest school in South Delphi opened for instruction though not fully finished. Classes paused Tuesday while moving desks and books from Monroe Street and local churches. Landscaping contract awarded to Lakes Nursery of Monticello for 1196.50 with seeding and shrubs planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest School
South Delphi
Monroe Street
O. K
the Lakes Nursery
Monticello
S Oath Nursery
Pat Reifert
Delphi
Lowell A. Moore
South Bend
City of
Reed Gushwa
Walter Popejoy
George Wagoner
Paul Johnson
Olaf Brown
Charles Melson
Supt
Wayne Eikenberry
Delphi School To Open Monday With Central Cafeteria
Delphi's school cafeteria will open on Monday October 8 announced by Wayne Hikenberry superintendent. Meals will be prepared in a central Monroe street kitchen for students at the Hillcrest school and the Hill school and transported for service. Mrs Bertha Chissom will oversee the cafeteria. Meal price set at 25 cents for grade 1 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Wayne Hikenberry
Monroe Street
Hillcrest
Hill School
Bertha Chissom
Sue Eee
Anne
Phillips
Carol
June Phillips
Recruit Chief Petty Officer Honor for Richard P. Smith
Richard P. Smith son of Judge William B. Smith and Mrs Smith at the San Diego naval base was selected recruit chief petty officer for leadership. He completes boot training October 13 and will be sent to another station for further duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Smith
William B. Smith
Naval Base
San Diego
California
Smith
Pri
Anoths
Crash reports and injuries across region with multiple arrests
Reports recount several traffic incidents. Phi and Emma C Clawson of Radnor suffer injuries after a collision at Fair Grounds road and highway 421. Busch fined for failure to yield and license suspended. Flora residents Jack Mitchell and James Powell injured in a jeep crash on road 18 near Brookston. Powell remains hospitalized with internal injuries. Leota Lybrook injured in a Carrollton township crash. vehicle demolished. A teen, Wayne Hile, unharmed after a rollover near Washington township following his mother’s death. A second crash near Wheeling involves Nancy Exmeyer and Carroll A Farmer with $280 in damages.
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Phi
Emma C. Clawson
Radnor
Delphi
Fair Grounds Road
Busch
Clausen
Justice of the
Lee Stone
Jack Mitchell
James Powell
Flora
Powell
Brookston
Mitchell
Mike Mitchell
Veterans* Hospital
Indianapolis
Wayne Voorhees
Monon
Young Powell
Alfred Powell
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Leota M. Lybrook
Bringhurst
Roy Studebaker
Carrollton Township
Lybrook
Joseph Lybrook
Wayne A. Hile
Fred McCloskey
Washington Township
Nancy A. Exmeyer
Route 1
Galveston
Carroll A. Farmer
Morriston
Tennesee
Wheeling
Farmer
Miss Exmeyer
Farm Bureau Plans Drive to Add New Members
Carroll County Farm Bureau captains met at the Delphi Country Club for a kick-off supper with 44 attendees. They aim to reach a county quota of 1418 members by October 20 and are assigning township targets based on the past three years' memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Delphi Country Club
Miles T. Martin
Adams—Russell ‘Pearson
Burlington
Beryl Beckner
Carrollton
Charles Meade Sisk
Carroll County Youth Conference Set for October 19–20
The Carroll County Youth Conference will be held October 19 and 20 at the Camden churches. Young people are invited and urged to attend this event. The banquet registration fee is $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Camden
Carroll County Selective Service Board issues 8 calls
The Carroll County Selective Service Board No 7 announces eight calls to furnish six men for induction on October 16 and forwards fifteen men for physicals, part of a prior order increased this week from nineteen.
Barbara etes pledged to Phi Beta Phi sorority at De
Barbara of Flore is pledged to the Fi Bets Phi sorority at Delaware College. Members welcome the new pledge listing and celebrate in campus events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Flore
Landis Named Maintenance Manger for Two Delphi Schools
Robert Landis, formerly with Burkle and C firm in Delphi, was hired by the Delphi Deer Creek Consolidated School board as full time maintenance man. He will oversee all equipment and building upkeep at the Monroe Street building and Hillcrest school, a position created recently. Landis began duties November 1 after a board meeting Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Landis
Burkle and C
Delphi
Delphi-Deer Creek
Home Economics Achievement Day Program Listed
Carroll County Home Economics clubs gather in Delphi for their annual Achievement Day in the REMC auditorium. The schedule includes registration, group singing, flag salute, devotion, year in review, nominations, film, a fashion show, lunch, afternoon music, attendance prizes, and an address by Dr. Cleo Fitzsimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Delphi
REMC
Harry Wilson
Daniel Brown
Lloyd Campbell
Walter Creed
Truman Plank
Frieda Burgitt
Edward Morrie
Robert Ratcliff
George Peterson
Joe Peterson
Roy Bowman
Ivan Meeker
Grace
Cete
Methodist
Ecu
Allbaugh
County Home Ec
Lenna Oyler
Paul Oyler
Opal Cripe
Cleo Fitzsimmons
Delphi Man Struts for Indiana Legion Band Honor
Dr. John T. Kirkpatrick of Delphi is chosen as Drum Major for the Indiana State American Legion Band. He will lead the band in the National 40 and 8 parade in Miami Beach and the National American Legion Parade in Miami, returning October 22. He travels with Mr. Davidson and Harp Rogers, with Mrs. Davidson a state auxiliary delegate, quarters arranged at the Cambridge Hotel Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Kirkpatrick
Delphi
Indiana State
American Legion
KirkPatrick
Legion Post
Miami
Florida
Miami Beach
National American Legion
Robert BE. Davidson
Harp Rogers
Brookston
Davidson
Rogers
American Legion Auxiliary Convention
Cambridge
County Officials Probe Quarter Claim By Grand Army Ladies
County Commissioners in session again tackle the request for additional quarters by the County Board of Education for the county superintendent. They ordered the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic to prove their claim to the room in the courthouse as plans call for smaller rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
County Superintendent of Schools
Grand Army of the Republic
Cowdin Promoted to Sergeant in U S Air Force
Dick Cowdin son of Mrs Mayme Cowdin of Delphi has been promoted to the rank of sergeant in the U S Air Force Sgt Cowdin is stationed at Norton Air Force Base California and is awaiting further assignment orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cowdin
Mayme Cowdin
Delphi
U. S. Air Force
Sgt. Cowdin
Norton Air Thas
Delphi Cross Country Beats Attica In 4 Way Meet
Delphi's cross country team earned a 25 to 30 victory over Attica in a four-way meet Tuesday at At Bea with top five finishes by Scott Thorpe Johnson Wilcox Parient Korb Reese Mattern. Friday at 4 pm Delphi hosts Grass Creek Buffalo and Pulaski at the local country club course in another four-way event.
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Delphi
At- Bea
Scott
Thorpe
Johnson
C. Wilcox
Parient
B. Korb
Reese
Mattern
Grass Creek
Buffalo
Pulaski
Logansport
Frankfort
Anderson Nets 41-24 Upset Over Delphi
Anderson dominates Delphi with 41-24 victory after a slow first half. Delphi led 6-0 early on Casey’s kick, but Anderson surged with a 76 yard kickoff return by Jackson and key passes. The Indians outscored the Oracles 18-7 in the final half to seal the win.
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Anderson
Delphi
Oracles
Indians
Royerton
Jackson
Crosby
Casey
Greencastle
100th Birthday to Be Observed by R A Masons
Royal Arch Masons Delphi Chapter No 21 plans centennial year events on Monday night Seen 29 hoping for at least 100 members in attendance A carry in supper will start the evening and Lawrence R Taylor Grand High Priest will speak Mr Taylor recently earned the 33rd degree in Boston He edits the Indiana Mason newspaper at Frankfort Officers installed by G A Shaffer include Melvin Hemmig H P Clyde Robbins K Clarence Roller 8 Albert Denk C H John Kennard R W G Walter Clawson recorder G A Shaffer treasurer Harry Reed P S Lloyd Shaffer MIV John Bowman M2V W S Smith MIV Ed coher sentinel The Royal Arch Mason degree will be conferred Thursday night October 41
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Delphi
Lawrence R. Taylor
Grand Lodge
Taylor
Boston
Indiana Ie Mason
Frank
Focal Order
Melvin Hemmig
H.P
Clyde Robbins
Clarence Roller
Albert Denk
C. H
John Kennard
Walter ‘Clawson
G A Shaffer
Harry Reed
P. S
Lloyd Shaffer
MIV
John ‘Bowman
M2v
Outlook Meeting For Agriculture Scheduled Here
An Agriculture Outlook meeting is planned at Delphi REMC auditorium on October 18 at 7 30 p m announced by County Agricultural Agent Howard McCarty and Lee Flora president of the County Farm Management Association. Farmers and others with agricultural interests are invited to attend to hear discussions on prices prospects for 1952 and factors likely to affect farm costs and income. Topics include corn hog ration feed supplies and costs poultry prospects and farm land prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
REMC
Howard McCarty
Lee Flora
County Farm Management Association
Sub Debs Dance Initiation At Country Club Saturday
Delphi Sub-Debs will initiate eleven girls into their order with an initiation and dance at the Country Club. The Sharon Hanna chapter notes the following members to be initiated: Carolyn Johnson Martha Obear Judy Obear Mary Furst Delorisena Susan Gare Joan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Sharon Hanna
Core le Sgnants Club
Fervace
Carolyn Johnson
Martha
Judy Obear
Mary Furst
Deloris
Ena
Susan Gare
Joan
Youngster Receives Two Blood Transfusions for Nephritis
A juvenile patient in need of treatment for nephritis with anemia has undergone two blood transfusions to stabilize condition.
Thorne Couple Headed to Florida after Tuesday Departure
Mr and Mrs Clifford Thorne departed on Tuesday and planned a Florida trip. The brief item notes their travel as part of a local social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Thorne
Florida
Weidners sue Julian for damages over 1950 two car crash
Buff Weidner and his wife Mae Jordan Weidner file two suits in Carroll circuit court against Ben C. Julian and National Laboratories Corp. alleging negligence in a September 12 1950 collision near Cutler. Buff seeks 10000 for injuries and 5000 for loss of his wife's services. Mae seeks 10000 for injuries. Attorneys listed Julien Kerlin and Harry P. Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles “Buffalo
Weidner
Mae Jordan Weidner
Carroll
Ben C. Julian
National Laboratories Corporation
Julian
Cutler
Julien and
Kerlin
Harry P. Schultz
Bradshaws Start Two Week East Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Howard Bradshaw left Sunday for a two weeks motor trip through the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bradshaw
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Main Street
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Warren Messick
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Warren
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Danville
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Eunice
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Lee Shaeffer
Canada
Lee
Golf Variety Store
Martha Cartwright
Melrose
Wis
Wisconsin
Garden of Eden
Ray Booth
Bob Million
Hope Robbins Coomey
Hickory Grove Church
Hickory Grove
New Light Christian Church
Abraham Sneethin
Methodists and
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Greer
Samuel McNeeley
Gott
Mosteller
Francis
Ernie Davis
Boca Raton, Florida
Farm Bureau
HIG Min CO
State Legion
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C. H. Room
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Lafayane
Hanna
Deer Creek
Margaret Gerard
Cowdin
Attica
Dinty Johnson
R. A. Masons
Buff Weidner
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