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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
8
Mrs. Chalmer Loman will entertain the Women’s Association on Thursday afternoon October 16. Mrs. Charles Sandifur will be
Mrs Herbert Jervis to oversee the special number. Mrs Roger Rohrabaugh and daughter return to Tacoma after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Davis. Mr and Mrs Doyle Shaffer were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Bell. Mrs Carrie Landis and Mr and Mrs Erskine Landis visited the Dyer home with Mr and Mrs. Sam Dyer.
Mrs Clara Shaw attends funeral of her brother Bert Jones in Farmersburg. Community members host gatherings with the Democrat Township Home Ec club and bridge parties. Residents travel to Flora West Lafayette and Terre Haute for family visits and dinners. The 49ers H E club meets October 15. several local families noted for WW II service and visits. Dick Sparks arrives in Anchorage. multiple weekend visits to West Lafayette and Frankfort.
Nancy Hall Leroy Skinner and Bill Gros will travel to Peru Saturday to represent Delphi High School at the National Forensic League student conference. A joint session of the House and Senate opens the day, followed by meetings with committees in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Dale Cleaver announce the birth of son Gary Joe on October 4 at St Elizabeth hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Leonard Clawson and Mr and Mrs Clarence Cleaver.
Rock Creek Township Farm Bureau will meet in the Rockfield school building at 8 p m. Officers will be elected and the 4 H girls and their leader will be recognized. The Pet and hobby club will meet at the same time and place. Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson of Chesterton visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Grantham.
Charles Lee Voorhees and Ruth Hollis wed in a double ceremony at the First Brethren parsonage with Rev. C. A. Stewart officiating. Marjorie Lee Smith and Charles Heiland married in Lexington, Kentucky, both serving in the U. S. Navy and stationed at Great Lakes.
The Legion Auxiliary led by Edith Farr announces year long chair appointments for committees such as Americanism child welfare civil defense and education of orphans of veterans. The October 21 meeting in Knightsville will feature Helen Baker as an honored guest and list additional members for various panels.
Carroll County Veterans Service Officer Robert D. Morrow announced a change allowing premium payments for Government Life Insurance to be made payable to Veterans Administration. Payments previously sent to the Treasury are now directed to VA offices, with receipts issued via cancelled checks or money order stubs. Veterans are urged to use checks or money orders and avoid mailing cash.
Norma Nagele attended the annual Hairdressers Convention held Sunday at the Lincoln Hotel in Indianapolis. She is employed at Madeline's Beauty Shop in Logansport.
Franklin College Alumni Club of Clinton and Carroll Counties holds a dinner Monday October 13 at 6 30 p m in the Coulter Hotel Frankfort Oma Heaton president in charge with Miss Della Maud Sanders secretary Dr J Geoffrey Moore dean of the college guest speaker Bob Chapp alumni secretary will show a colored movie of last year s home coming and preview a recording of the college choir
Mrs Frank Arvidson of Chicago will come Saturday to visit Mrs Fred Craven Smith. The social note highlights a planned afternoon call and a cordial visit between the two households in Chicago society circles.
Tippecanoe township Home Economics club will meet Wednesday October 15 at 11 30 p m in the Tipwa Grange hall. A cooperative dinner will be served at noon. The nominating committee will report in the afternoon and the project lesson on refitting dresses will be given. Hostesses are Mrs Ray Rush Mrs Howard Ball Mrs Emerson Johns and Mrs Howard Ginn.
Rummage sale set for Saturday October 18 at 9 am in the Court House Assembly Room. Psi Iota Xi Sorority sponsors the event and invites the public to browse goods and support the organization.
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