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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
3
Delphi Christian Church sponsors a food and rummage sale on Saturday November 6 at 9 A M in the Court House Assembly Room. Proceeds benefit church programs and community outreach.
The fragment lists Glen J Burns as Kroger manager with several personnel names including Art McDowell Fred Kerkhoff Joe Spitz-Dawkins Lewis S Richardson and Wilson in a wreck report context.
The Children American Revolution group met at the library to plan the coming year. Louise Gros was named music chairman. Patricia Maggary as junior president will lead the first meeting and oversee an officers election. A party will be held Saturday afternoon November 20 at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hart’s home.
Rebekah Lodge members held a Wednesday birthday party at the hall with hostesses Bea Stewart Mary Nipple and Mildred Sanders. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harley Frye of Logansport, the mother Lois Snoeberger. Gus Gleitz and Roy Thomas joined Thursday supper guests at Truman Sanders. Rock Creek Homemaker club met at REMC in Delphi. Kuszmaus infant Mallissa Kay named. Local readers attended Indiana Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers event in LaPorte. Forrest Lyon from Wisconsin visited John Lyrnn. Bessie Watson visiting relatives in Middletown Ohio. Arthur Hildebrand hospitalized at St Elizabeth in Lafayette.
Tippecanoe township Home Demonstration club hosted two Home Demonstration Council officers Mary Ratcliff and Marie Hanrahan at the October gathering held at the REMC. Participants listed Stella Givler Margaret Brookbank Kathryn Furst Anna Maxwell. The club voted to sponsor the polio drive again this year. Nominating chair Earl Heckathorn announced re elections for: Alfred Anderson president Edgar Fountain Sr vice presidents Frieda Burgitt secretary Mary Benjamin treasurer Levi Furst publicity chair Charles Davis Vaughan. Refreshments featured Halloween colors and autumn flowers.
Camden and Delphi Lions clubs plan a joint meeting at the Delphi Country Club on Wednesday evening November 3 at 6 30 p m. Speaker William Gingher of Ft Wayne chairs Indiana Leader Dog committee. He is joined by Bill Smith a Rochester Leader Dog School graduate.
Delphi Sub-Debs will hold their annual hobo day on Saturday November 6. The girls will be available for odd jobs such as window cleaning house cleaning baby sitting and other tasks. Call Judy Obear 259 Joan Jones 566 or Susan Roach 185.
William Schooler and wife shared travel images at a Make Merry party held Monday evening at the Methodist church. Clarence Zartman and wife accompanied them to New York and remained until the ship sailed, with two photos of the Zartmans and Mrs Schooler in Switzerland. The event celebrated Grover Kite and wife’s 42nd anniversary and marked several birthdays. Decorations followed screen design. the Zartmans and Woods led the committee alongside Iry Weil and Grove Kite.
Mr and Mrs Albert L Ward of Brookston announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Madylinne to Gerald A Guiffre The couple will vow on Saturday November 27 at 9 30 am at St Joseph Church Delphi A reception follows 2 to 4 pm at Brookston community house
Mrs. Robert Fife expresses gratitude for flowers cards and gifts received during a hospital stay and after returning home.
Sylvia Rodgers is elected president of the Adams Township Home Ec Club at Grace Grantham’s home. New officers include Leone McManus as first vice president Alta Peterson as second vice president Orpha Brown as treasurer Norma Peterson secretary Gladys Hoffman publicity chair. The meeting featured a Project lesson on salads, fruit cocktail, a poem “A Burning Bush,” flag salute and creed, and devotional by Alta Peterson. A memorial service for Betty Smith was led by Pearl Crowell with assistance from Dene Million Ortha Brown Hazel Coble and Gladys Hoffman. Twelve members achieved 100 percent attendance for the year and a committee was formed to send Christmas gifts to six servicemen from Adams Township. Tulip bulbs were auctioned by Hazel Coble. Grantham was helped by Mary O’Neal and Pearl Crowell.
Tippecanoe Township Farm Bureau plans a Monday evening meeting on November 11 at Pittsburg school at 7 30 p m. Program committee includes Howard Ginn Jack Gumm Jerman Fife Homer Laine Luther Crouch Charles Kerlin F E Martin Robert Clawson and families. Refreshments will be served. Mrs Charles Bradshaw was taken by air ambulance last Thursday to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
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