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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1960
Page
2
The A. O. Smith company has exercised its option to acquire Ranger Products, expanding local industry with new management. Delphi welcomes the move, noting improved prospects, fewer new hires but planned leadership roles, and continuing community benefits from the firm.
Grace Harley Colloday of Philadelphia and her family bid farewell to Delphi friends and relatives in Lafayette and Delphi venues. The narrative recalls gifts exchanged, a nephew’s Berkeley trip, and memories of former Delphi residents with letters from Florida on Don Julien and Mindwell. Carol Crosby earns a Deaf Education fellowship at Gallaudet. Walter Buckingham writes from Vero Beach recalling Delphi ties and life in 1917.
The Madison township Home Demonstration club will meet September 14 at 7 30 p m in Mrs Lee Flora's home with Mrs Charles Black and Mrs John McCouch assisting It is a guest meeting and a special program is planned A committee will call on or before September 12 to obtain attendance reports Members are urged to invite one guest
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Carroll County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 1 p.m. September 19 1960 in the Commissioner's Room Court House Delphi Indiana to investigate Thelma Hamling a restaurant owner at 124 East Main Street Delphi for a beer liquor and wine retail permit. The hearing is open to the public and invites participation. Secretary E G ve and Chairman Noble Ellis oversee the notice.
A vintage loan ad from Wayne Loan Corp highlights cash loan credit for typical American families. It emphasizes neighbors with records and earning ability as eligible borrowers and lists the address 8 E Main and phone 385 Flora.
Jefferson Two advisory committee explains township feeling on school reorganization. At a July Yeoman school meeting about 150 attended and voted 126 for Monticello, 13 for Delphi, citing distance and Monticello as the trading center. They asked to join White county plan and be released from Carroll County, but Carroll voted six to three against release.
Mr and Mrs William Schooler take an apartment in Indianapolis for the winter while teaching in local schools. They have closed their house here.
Monticello residents Mr and Mrs Ray Ensinger hosted Labor Day guests including Mr and Mrs Verlin Holloway. The Hollo ways and others visited Niagara Falls and toured 11 states. The group saw the Mackinac Bridge Saulte Ste Marie ferry and Wisconsin Dells before returning home midweek.
West Delphi resident Jody Fisher visits grandmother Mrs. Charles Cunningham in Findley Ohio. Bill Phillipp and Fred Stokes attend the State Fair in Indianapolis. Ethel Rose returns from three weeks at home to work in Lafayette. Dick Marion and spouse spend Saturday at the Indianapolis Fair. John Schlang and Bob Morrow attend a ball game in Chicago Tuesday. The McDaniels and Pearson families enjoy a day at Columbian Park in Lafayette. Floyd Schrader and family weekended at Winona Lake. Judith Ann Phillips undergoes a shoulder removal, toes broken, nursing two sores, and plans to return to school.
Mrs. Esther Schnepp is a patient at St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette following a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. John Disinger hosted the annual reunion with 37 family members present. Attendees included Herbert McKnight and son Bob of Brookston Fred and Edward Thoma and others from West Lafayette Delphi Hobart Grand Rapids Michigan and Lima Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Bill Sieber and family and his mother Mrs Floss Sieber spent Labor Day weekend visiting Mammoth Cave Kentucky and other interesting places in southern Indiana and Kentucky.
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