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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
3
Lt and Mrs al Gushwa of Panama City Florida are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Ana McCain and Reed Gushwa.
High School Band hosts a ham and beans supper on Friday night October 22 at 7 p m in the Community Club Basement. Africa Legion of Flora sponsors an after event raffle to support the Child Welfare fund.
Bringhurst Methodist church will sponsor a fish supper on Friday night October 22. Tickets cost 1.25 dollars for adults and 60 cents for children. Serving begins at 5 p m.
The Modern Mrs. Home Demonstration club will meet Tuesday evening October 26 at 7 30 pm with Mrs. Robert Wallace. Members are to dress in Halloween costumes and bring their favorite recipes.
The FFA to sponsor a fish fry in the Burlington school lunch room on Saturday night October 23. The Methodist church serves ice cream and sandwiches tonight. Brethren Homecoming on November 7 welcomes Rev. Floyd Sibert of Pleasant Ohio as church pastor. Rev Don Weston and daughter Debra moved to Bruceville. A Halloween parade and carnival sponsored by merchants and PTA set for Saturday October 30.
Engagement announcement from Mr and Mrs Harold Duntcastle of Elwood former Delphi notes Louise Duntcastle and Robert E Stone will marry soon Stone recently discharged from the Navy and employed by Continental Can Co in Elwood Carroll Cass County land judging contest set for October 26 on Charles Tribbet farm two counties cooperation with local extension services Ned Hutchinson soil scientist to oversee with Kenneth Pyle and Chris Held assisting One hundred fifty competitors expected from Carroll County
Clay township farmers will meet Monday night at 7 at the school. Madison township plans officer elections. The Pet and Hobby club will convene at the same time and place. Attending residents include Carol Wilson Joyce Cripe Whipple of Flora Arnold from Delphi Meredith Carter from Cutler Donald Weston from Burlington and Virgil Willets of route 2 Monticello.
Ancel A Bowley named administrator of the Lewis E Bowley estate with $5000 in personal property valued. A D Bishop represents the administrator in the matter.
Harold A. Vaughan of Delphi attended sessions of the National Safety Council convention in Chicago as a representative of the Alcoa Plant in Lafayette during a three day visit. Dale Douglass and wife hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for their son David with guests from Grass Creek Lucerne Bourbon Rochester and nearby communities.
The Carroll County Home Economics Demonstration Chorus will perform Saturday October 23 at 1 30 p m in the REMC auditorium Delphi All members are urged to attend.
Dick Trent attended homecoming at Indiana State Teachers College last weekend and visited his niece Linnda Jane Rule a student there. Miss Rule arrived home Wednesday night for a three day vacation. Mrs Leo Ulm was admitted for minor surgery Monday at St Elizabeth hospital and has returned home. Emory Fitzgerald and family of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Miss Josephine Odell and Charles Odell. Brice Adams and wife Mrs John Mount returned from Rochester Minnesota after Adams received treatment at the Mayo Clinic. Charles Ritzler and wife will attend the Purdue Michigan State game and visit relatives in Galien Michigan. Wilbur Hall of Findlay Ohio is critically ill in Findlay hospital. Jerre Haugh, Gibault Home board member, attended a board meeting in Michigan City. Subscribe For THE CITIZEN
Marriage licenses have been issued here to Ralph Slusser 18 of Delphi route 1 and Doris Nethercutt 19 of Logansport route 6 to Lawrence Spurgeon Jr 24 of Flora and Florence Platz 20 of Logansport. Charles R. Riffey 19 of Lapel and Evelyn M. Wolf 17 of Flora route 2.
The Beginninge film will be shown Sunday Oct 24 at 7 PM in Hickory Grove church. Tim the agent will introduce the Stryler family and its relatable problems. Also at Hickory Grove a Ladies District meeting is planned for all day Oct 29. Mrs C J Smith visits Francesville to see her mother Mary Garling for several days.
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