Land Judging Award Goes to Tippecanoe At Carroll Oct 19
Tippecanoe County won the District Land Judging Contest held in Carroll County on October 2 at Knop Lake farm. Four top teams advance to the state contest October 30 in White County. First and second places both went to Tippecanoe County under coach W. L. Stout, with scores 542 and 537. third to Montgomery County 532 and fourth to Clinton County 530.
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Tippecanoe
Carroll
Tippecanoe County
Carroll County
Knop Lake Farm
Federal Land Bank
Dale Kasten
White County
W. L. Stout
Montgomery County
Mel Vance
Clinton County
Robert Brinson
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
County Extension
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Agronomy Department
Delphi Vocational Agriculture Department
W. S. Weaver
Carroll County Junior Leaders Plan Annual Achievement Banquet
The Carroll County Junior Leaders will hold their annual Achievement Banquet on Tuesday October 19 at 6 30 p m in the Carroll High School cafeteria. The program by the Banquet Committee includes a trip from Delphi. Leaders will receive completion pins and many other 4 H awards will be presented. All Carroll County completed Junior Leaders are invited.
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Carroll County
Carroll High School
Delphi
Bowling League Recap At John’s Tavern And Ayres Oil
Results from the Delphium Bowling League highlight Home Insulation as top team with 2645 in series and 957 high game. Individual leaders include Bill Hoagland with 482 and Eva Fife with 202, plus Rosemary Hill 458 and Hope Coomey 453. Joyce Sparks of Ayres Oil scored a 5 7 split.
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Delphinium Bowling League
Weet Ayres Oil Co
Whiteman
Culligans
Lesters
Bowman’s
John’s Tavern
Walter Carter
Saggy Fowler Furniture
Bill Hoagland
Eva Fife
Rosemary Hill
Hope Coomey
Joyce Sparks
Ayres Oil
Federal Land Bank declares 35000 dividend for Frankfort members
The Federal Land Bank Association of Frankfort will pay 35000 in dividends to its member stockholders as of August 31 1965. The Frankfort FLBA is borrower owned and part of 78 former bank associations in four states served by the Louisville district. It holds over 6 million dollars in loans in Clinton Boone and Carroll counties. Directors include Herschell J. Wharry J Dale Maxwell Melvin H. Moore Kenneth C. Acton William E Gillan and Gerald E. Murphy.
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Federal Land Bank Association of
Frankfort
Roy C. Siekman
Siekman
FLBA
Federal Land Bank
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Thanks for flowers food and kindness from St Peter's Lutherans
The message expresses gratitude for flowers, food, and kindness from relatives, friends, neighbors, Dr. George Wagoner, Rev. Paul Krebs, pallbearers, and the ladies of St. Peter's Lutheran Church who served dinner. Mrs. Frank C. George and family.
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George Wagoner
Paul Krebs
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Frank C. George
New Conservationist at Soil Service Office
Kenneth Burns, formerly of Frankfort, is named Soil Conservationist at the Delphi Soil Conservation Service office, starting September 27. A Pur due University Agriculture Education graduate, he has a long record in farming, teaching, postal service, and military service in WWII and Korea.
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Soil Service
Kenneth Burns
Frankfort
Delphi
Soil Conservation Service Office
Mr. Burns
Purdue University
Clinton County
Post Office Department
Indiana Seed Certification Department
Frontier School Corporation
W. S. Weaver
Navy
Raymond Nicoll
Fred W. Martin
Vern Myer
Carroll County
Public Hearing Noted On Alcohol Permit Applications in Delphi
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Carroll County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 1 p.m. on November 2 1965 in the Commissioner's Room Court House Delphi to consider the Wright Club Inc Loren Gilmore and Doa Gilmore for a Beer Wine Retailer permit at Main St Camden Indiana The inquiry will be open to the public and public participation is requested Indiana Alcoholic Commission W F Condon Executive Secretary A Harris Chairman
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Carroll County
Indiana
Commissioners Room
Court House
Delphi
Wright Club, Inc
Loren Gilmore
Res
Doa Gilmore
Ilinois
Main St
Camden
Inana
Indiana Alcoholic Commission
W. F. Condon
OE A. Harris
Juniors kick off magazine sale and elections week at school
The junior class opens its annual magazine sale with Curtis Publishing reps and is led by Mrs Grimm and Mr Weaver. Election campaigns run for senior class president and officers while many clubs plan officer races and the HV and service clubs meet.
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Curtis Publishing Company
Grimm
Weaver
Fountain Farm
Thelma Trent
Baker
Ed England
Jim Ferrier
Rain or Shine group meeting at Delphi Methodist Church
The Rain or Shine class of Delphi Methodist Church will meet Tuesday October 12 at the parish house. Hostesses Irene Garrison Agnes Smith Jessie Ashba and Grace Horner assist.
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Delphi Methodist Church
Irene Garrison
Agnes Smith
Jessie Ashba
Grace Horner
Delphi License Branch Closing Notice
The Delphi License Branch will be closed on Tuesday October 12 for a state holiday and again on Tuesday afternoon October 19 for a District Motor Vehicles Seminar. Thelma L. Sines, Manager.
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Delphi
District Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Thelma L. Sines
Mgr
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Orr's Drug Store and Wynkoop Pharmacy, Inc
West Main
South
Washington
Harld S. Winer
President Care
Cooperative For American Relief Everywhere, Inc
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Delphi, Indiana
Johns-Manville
Loy Roofing Company
Bob Quinn
Loy Roofing Co
Rick Scowden
Carol Hustler
Logansport
Darla Sterrett
Lloyd Carmin
Barbara Scowden
Simonize
Chas. Allen
Morris W. Clem
W. Main
Fiera
Charles Mourer
Orr's. Drug Store
Sam Kerlin
Chris Strantz
Steve Hutton
Janet Arnold
Robert Politz
Tom Hedderich
Susan Dwyer
Diana Blickenstaff
Jan Viney
Marsha Hill
Hiv
Girls’ Service Club
Sci- Math Club
Buck
Harvey
A&P’s
Burley
U.S. Gov’t
Chuck Roast
Ocean
Jonathan All Purpose
Jane Parker
Kotex
Ivory
Wy Oc
Light Star
Kist Tuna
Crisco
Eakaak
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Ie
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