Local Family Visits Over Weekend in Evansville
Mr and Mrs Leslie Heffley visited their daughter Mrs Loren Herrii and family in Evansville. Mr and Mrs Eugene Redman were Sunday guests of the Edgar and Chester Jones families at La
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1961
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Leslie Heffley visited their daughter Mrs Loren Herrii and family in Evansville. Mr and Mrs Eugene Redman were Sunday guests of the Edgar and Chester Jones families at La
Linda Tharp, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carroll Tharp, visits the Glen Scott family in Lafayette. Eunice Frances of Indianapolis calls on the John Stockton family. Delbert Bell and his son Dick attend the Purdue Notre Dame game.
The report shows assets of 7 3 million including 6 6 million in deposits and county assets. Audria Clements, assistant cashier, attests to the accuracy of the condition report signed by the bank directors.
Saturday notices Andrew Howard and daughter Mrs. Claire Cox of Lafayette were guests of Mrs. Leslie Heffley. Sue and Mrs. Gaylon Lauderdale visited Mrs. Sarah Ruffner in Flora. Sandy Michael returned home after visiting Glen Michael in Burlington. Jerry Clawson spent Friday and Saturday with Larry Biggs. John Stockton called on his mother Mrs. D. C. Stockton at St Elizabeth hospital. Delbert Bell and wife visited Obie Bell’s family near Idaville. Bill Redman visited with sister Mrs. James Flora. John Heffley and wife joined Mr. and Mrs. William Glover for Sunday supper.
At the October 5 Grange meeting Floyd Hodges introduced Texaco Inc guests Ryland Pratt and G C Pfahler and two films were shown. Gifts were drawn by Mrs Louis Dock and Arlie Hughes. Grain show winners included John Gingrich for corn and oats, Roscoe Quick and Bill Duff for oats, John Ward and Bill Duff for soy beans, John Gingrich and John Ward for wheat, with Roscoe Quick taking oats second. First and second place will be re shown October 17 at Pomona Grange in Rossville Hoosier Grange. The Tipwa meeting October 19 will begin at 7 30 p m Lloyd Zook to install new officers. The 1 is to be given by Mr and Mrs John Ward with donuts served by Dr and Mrs J M Haggard and Bill Duff.
The Carroll County Church Dort ball League starts its seventh season on Wednesday October 18 with twenty teams. Flora Baptist is new and Delphi Christian returns after a year. All games happen on Wednesdays and players must be high school freshmen or older.
In Edinburg Texas, a sister and her husband hosted guests last week before they traveled to Cincinnati to attend the World Series games.
The Delphi Citizen Notice reports Jefferson Township Carroll County Indiana trustees will meet October 16 1961 at 7 30 p m at Yeoman School to discuss extra appropriations for Special School Fund textbooks and school supplies 400 Library Books 200 total 600 taxpayers may be heard and the State Board of Tax Commissioners will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office Carroll County.
Oak Grove Christian church hosts Homecoming with Church School and Worship at 9 30 and 10 30 a m on Sunday October 15 followed by a cooperative dinner at noon Guest speaker is Dr Gaines M Cook Executive Secretary ICCC who will also address adult classes He has held leadership roles in Christian education since 1946 Public invited to attend.
Public sale of household goods and tools at the John F Ward home in Sleeth Indiana two miles south of Yeoman on the Tippecanoe Liberty township line in Carroll County. Items include sewing machine furniture appliances dishes television set stove washer freezer refrigerator plus tools and misc items. Auctioneers Ray Booth Poker Milton Clerk. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents.
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