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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
6
Governor Henry F. Schricker plans a Tuesday night visit to Carroll County for a Democratic rally. The event invites supporters to hear him discuss state and national issues as he eyes a U.S. Senate seat. The Citizen urges locals to attend in large numbers.
The Sun Times editorial accuses Indiana Senator Jenner of fanning isolationist rhetoric to boost his re election bid. It argues peace in Korea serves all, condemns Jenner for using the issue to seek political advantage while Eisenhower supports a broader peace effort.
Eighty members attended the Tipwa Grange meeting at the Pittsburg hall. Pearl Brum reported on the banquet for Rebkah ladies and the scrap drive. The Tipwa team won 98 and will advance to the State Grange. Programs included songs by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pyle, humor by Louis Dock, readings, accordion music, and a birthday song for Hazel Jackson. Committees were named for the October 16 gathering. doughnuts will be served.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the local church announces October events. October 12 evening service features a Jamaica film by Missionary James Sugioka at the church. October 16 a Barbara Hill Walters party at the parsonage. October 19 fellowship dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Freeman Redding and family. October 22 Indianapolis tour of the Mission building. October 30 dinner service for Achievement Day.
Indiana Public Service Commission holds a continued hearing to consider Hoosier Telephone Cooperative Inc petition to buy the capital stock of 13 Indiana and 2 Illinois companies, dissolve the Indiana affiliates, transfer assets and territorial certificates, and mortgage the property to the United States. Hearing set for October 21, 1952 at 2 PM in Indianapolis with certificates of territorial authority requested for multiple named companies.
The narrative traces Adlai Stevenson’s education and early career from Harvard Law School to a Westward sojourn, his stint with the Pantagraph, and a Moscow interview bid. It notes his divorce in 1949, his Chicago society era, and his move to assist with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in 1933.
In October 1952 the Indiana Stevenson Sparkman Fund drives for Democratic candidates are planned with Mrs Mildred Brimm of Flora named captain for Carroll County. A coast to coast broadcast will feature Governor Stevenson and Beardsley Ruml as fund workers seek at least 30 acres of real estate offered for sale under court approval with terms including cash payment and balance on court consent.
A districtwide Rural Youth Clubs gathering is planned at Rensselaer High School on Thursday evening October 9 with mixers at 7 30 and the meeting at 8 00 Those from Carroll County should meet for transport at the Penguin in Delphi at 6 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zartman of south of town were en route to Old Mexico when they were recalled by the death of Mrs. Lula Erhman, the mother of Mrs. Zartman.
The administrator of Nettie Mikels estate announces private sale of the decedent's real property in Yeoman Indiana under Carroll Circuit Court order. Sale begins at 9 a m on October 23 1952 at the administrator's shop and continues daily until sold. The notice specifies the administrator acts on behalf of the estate to dispose of the decedent's interest.
Town eases bus sign dispute with Balesville after Judge Cumberland hosts talks at Andy's Garden Tavern. Officials from both chambers of commerce devise compromise to allow signs reading SHOP HERE IN TOWN on franchised buses.
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