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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1961
Page
3
Weekly meals listed by day October 9 to 13 include chicken and noodles barbecue and buns spaghetti and hamburger ham and beans scalloped potatoes with wieners and cheese. Each day features sides bread butter milk and fruit or dessert items.
Mr and Mrs Charles Allen of 117 East North Street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. They wed near Gettingsville on October 3, 1936 at Rev Prentice's home. Relatives attended a Sunday observance at the Allen home including Connaway, Allen, Peterson, Simon, Burns, Winslow, McCarty, Lowther, Forbes, Jenkins and others from Delphi Frankfort Kokomo and nearby towns. A cooperative dinner followed and gifts and roses were given by grandchildren Teresa and Terry Jenkins.
James Hayden of Lafayette Indiana thanks everyone who sent cards and visited during his hospital stay. He especially thanks Rev Mikesell for his prayers.
Willard C. Hall of Monticello was arraigned on contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He pleaded guilty and received six months at the Indiana State Farm and a $100 fine, suspended, with six months probation.
In Carroll County Indiana on September 20 1961 Paul Snipes Tillman Snipes and Frank Snipes were appointed co Administrators of the estate of Ethel G Snipes deceased. Creditors must file claims in the court within six months from first publication or be barred. Dated Delphi Indiana September 20 1961. FRANK WILCOX Clerk of the Circuit Court Lewis N Mullin Attorney for Co Administrators.
Union Bank and Trust Company of Delphi as Executor filed final settlement in the Carroll Circuit Court. The examination will occur October 19, 1961, at Delphi, Indiana, requiring heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk of Carroll Circuit Court issues the seal.
Carroll Circuit Court September term 1961 hears final account and petition for distribution by John L. Temple administrator of Joseph B. Magee deceased. Hearing set for October 16 1961. interested parties must appear to show cause or prove heirship. Frank Wilcox Clerk Mahlon Kerlin attorney.
The Modern Mrs. Home Demonstration Club met on September 28 at Mrs. Dale Craig’s home. Mrs. Craig presided over the business meeting while Mrs. Kenneth Miller and Mrs. Aaron Randle led a lesson on caring for house plants. Ten fruit pies were donated to the Home Hospital Country Fair.
Judge and Mrs. William B. Smith celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with a Saturday surprise party at the home of their daughter Mrs Kenneth Pyle. Out of town guests included sons Richard and Robert with families from Evansville and Lawrence. Tri Kappa Associate Chapter meets Tuesday night October 10 at 7 45 in Mrs Tom McCain's home.
Two Delphi FFA and two Clinton Central FFA teams took part in the County Land Judging contest on September 26 on Dr. John Bush farm near Flora. Kenneth Pyle served as official judge. Bill Wertz dug the holes. David Bowen was the high individual. Delphi’s teams later competed in the District Land Judging contest on September 30 in Howard County.
Dan Trobaugh guardian of John T Hollingsworth an incompetent sues George J Hollingsworth et al in Carroll circuit court. Jury was ordered but a continuance was requested and the case was reset for November 27.
Carroll County Junior Leaders who finished their program will be honored at a banquet October 10 at Carroll County Consolidated School with F A Chandler the probation officer as speaker. On October 14 the group will take an Achievement trip to a Purdue University football game by school buses, sponsored by J H Todd Todd Seed Corn of Burlington.
Ed Kurtz arrives back at his Tippecanoe River home after a six week visit to Boston and Cape Cod Massachusetts.
Mr and Mrs Henry Gossett of Rockfield Indiana announce a $25 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for vandalism at their home They also state they will prosecute trespassers to the fullest extent of the law on their property The Delphi Citizen subscription notice appears at the end
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