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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
3
William A. Noble expresses gratitude for numerous get-well and nearly 200 birthday cards received. He notes heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the thoughtful messages.
Marvin Albitz, 65, injured when a tractor in reverse struck him at Bunker Hill Air Base. One leg was severed and the other amputated after a two and a half hour operation. He was treated at Duke Hospital in Peru where relatives visited Friday.
District 3 Farm Bureau members staged a talent program at the Indiana State Fair in the Farmer's Building auditorium. Marilyn Porter Bringhurst tap danced with Martha Porter. a White county vocal trio sang while Shirley Joyce and Janet Best Burnettsville were accompanied by Eloise Ann Spencer Logansport. Mrs. Nelson Rupe Logansport led the program as social and educational director.
Eadnor Mrs Leslie Heffley and others attended the State Fair on Monday. James Ruffner and family of Logansport and Sarah Ruffner of Flora were Sunday supper guests of Lawrence Clawson and family. Reef and Almira Reef visited Logansport Saturday. Leslie Heffley spent the weekend with Herrii and daughter in Benton Harbor Michigan. Evelyn Jackson visited Sam Haven in Attica on Sunday. A son Rickey Lee was born Saturday to Robert Michaels at Home hospital. James Arnold and family moved to Cutler. Arnold works as a telephone operator for Cutler Telephone Co. Eugene Redman and daughter Frances visited North Manchester where Frances entered college. James Bougher was dinner guest of Lester Dickinson. Richard Bell visited grandmother May Thomson in Flora.
Miss Letha Connelly of route 3 Lafayette wed James Lynn Primmer of Lafayette on August 14 at St Matthew s church in Delphi. Rev Joseph Radabaugh officiated. Bride wore white linen suit with Navy accessories. maid of honor Patricia Primmer. best man J Gilbert Connelly. The couple will reside on route 3 Lafayette.
Mrs. Willard Reed thanks friends for offers calls and sympathy in the awful tragedy of her sister Bessie Mann.
Mrs Harold Chittick hosted the Clay Harmony Home Demonstration club at her Pyrmont area home on August 31. Mrs Harold Frey aided. Mrs Har riett Metzger won the penny prize and Mrs Lena Burkle received the surprise package. Cards were prepared for ill members. Twenty one members answered roll call.
Clay township Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday September 14 at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs Martin Irmeyer with Mrs Carl Clem assisting Mrs Woodrow James to give the project lesson Miss Elizabeth Best has left for Washington DC to resume teaching duties at Woodrow Wilson High School Mrs Florence McCafferty spent the weekend with friends in Joliet Illinois.
Madison Township Home Demonstration club members meet September 14 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Lowell Ward. A project lesson on Today s Windows will be given and members are asked to bring scraps of drapery or curtain materials. Charlene Porter Anna Maxwell and Carrie Snoeberger assist the hostess.
Women of the Moose gather for Chapter night this Thursday. Attendees are asked to bring a salad or sandwiches to share.
Sharon Carney and Sharon Hanna, who worked this summer at Lake Tahoe California, will arrive home this week to prepare for their studies at Purdue University and Indiana University.
NFPA warns winter is peak fire season due to heating equipment and cluttered storage. Key guidance: service heating devices, clean chimneys, repair cracks, remove combustible clutter, ensure ventilation, inspect wiring, avoid overloading circuits, and replace worn cords.
Arnold O. Guy minister leads a Sept 11 worship with communion at 9 30 a m. Special recognition for college students features Robert Jerry and T Neal Perry. Sunday school at 10 30 a m includes classes for all ages. Nursery provided. Post high class for graduates and college students. Couples class meets 7 30 p m at Mr and Mrs Ralph Regan. Triangle Group meets Sept 13 7 p m. Golden Rule class Sept 14 8 p m at Mrs Marvin Henderson.
The Women’s Monday Night Bowling League will meet at the REMC on Monday September 12 at 7 30 p m to adopt rules prizes and the season schedule.
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