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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
4
Mrs. Will Klepinger went to Bedford last week due to the critical illness of her brother Ray Taylor. Mrs. Lee Shaeffer is visiting Indianapolis with her son Carl Shafer and family.
Dr. George Smock and family of Terre Haute were guests of his mother Mrs. James C. Smock on Sunday. Miss Pearl Hanna returned after a five week visit with her sister Mrs. George L. Marley and family in Detroit. Mrs. Mary Kiser and son Harry of St. Louis, Missouri, Mrs. Lydia Cheeseman of West Point were guests of their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. James Kenworthy Sr. Mr. Kenworthy remains quite ill.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Miller of Delphi welcomed a daughter named Carmen Lee born Saturday at Home Hospital in Lafayette. The Citizen notes the birth in this local notice.
Rev. and Mrs. John Laprad and sons return from Kentucky and Indiana. Mrs. Lottie Shaffer of Lockport visits granddaughter in Delphi area. McCormick little son back from St Elizabeth Hospital after surgery. Sines Galloway and families visit Seymour and Brown County State Park. Quick Clifford families travel to Indianapolis for the Indiana Retail Clothiers Convention. George Brewer hosts 19 couples for a Williamsport dinner. Theophile family returns from West Plains Missouri after a football game. Mrs. Paul Quick hosts Delphi Country Club ladies bridge at her new home. Norma Nagele to attend Break Hair show in Ft Wayne. Pvt Don Holmes to Fairchild AFB. brother Joe returns to Norfolk. Special: 25 Christmas cards for $1 at Orrs Drug Store.
Delphi community gossip items recount visits, family events, and social gatherings. Notables include Mrs. Howard Bradshaw Cran traveling east with bees, multiple local residents hosting dinners and parties, and alumni from Western College gathering at the VanNatta home. Local births and illnesses are noted alongside patrol leadership and a football player’s injury.
A sequence of property transfers lists multiple deed deeds to various buyers including McKnight Morris Gledykene Mosier and Leib families. Parcels span Tioga Park South Lake Gla Monroe Jefferson Delphi and Cedar Crest Addition with acreages from 19 hundredths to 82.12 acres and lots in multiple subdivisions.
The message calls every American to join the thrift powered national Defense Bond Drive. It frames the American Eagle as the symbol and urges volunteer workers and volunteers to support U S Defense Bonds through the Treasury Department.
Promoter Oscar Warnock announces two preliminaries and a double main event for a Lafayette Sports Arena wrestling night on October 20. The card features Adelle Antone vs May Weston in a women’s match and an Australian Tag Match with Lefty Pacer Iron Mike Angelo Rip Hawk and Tor Yamato.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fry of Jefferson township are the parents of a son born Monday at St Elizabeth hospital.
In the Carroll Circuit Court for September Term 1951 W Woodrow Whiteman and Grover Co Whiteman Jr as co administrators filed their final account and vouchers for Grover C Whiteman deceased The final hearing is set for November 19 1951 all heirs creditors and others interested must appear in court to show cause why the account should not be approved Witness the Clerk and Seal
The Carroll Circuit Court in Delphi Indiana issues an order dated October 16 1951 with seal affixed. Proceedings reference Cockamíntebrators 85 36 and pertain to a local court action judgment or filing in the court records.
Pittsburg Tipwa Grange announces a chicken pie and ham supper on Tuesday October 23 1951 from 5 30 to 7 30 PM Adults priced at 1 25 and children 60 cents.
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