Delphi Lions inaugurate cheer club for shut-ins
The Delphi Lions Club forms a weekly cheer committee to choose a shut-in and publicize the name to local papers. Mrs. Levi Rothenberger is this week's cheer member, confined at home for over six months with a fractured hip. Community cards and small gifts are encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Lions Club
Clement Ducknall
Joe Loy
Paul Welker
Lions Club
Levi Rothenberger
Delphi
Ruth Evelyn Furst to wed Thomas Loveless in Delphi
Mr and Mrs Levi Furst of Delphi route 2 announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Evelyn to Thomas L Loveless son of Mr and Mrs Gorman Loveless of Delphi route 4 The wedding is set for 7 30 pm Friday September 21 The couple both graduate Delphi High School class of 1951 The bride elect works in the Forestry Department office at Purdue and the groom is in the purchasing department at National Homes in Lafayette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst-Loveless
Levi Furst
Delphi
Ruth Evelyn
Thomas L. Loveless
Gorman L. Loveless
Route 4
Delphi High School
Forrestry Department
Purdue
Mr. Loveless
National Homes
Lafayette
Grandmother Regains Custody of Child in County Court
Judge William B. Smith of the Car roll circuit court ruled that Cheryl Ann Unroe should reside with paternal grandmother Mrs. Nellie Unroe of Frankfort. The child had prior custody with Mrs. Unroe until a fatal flash fire on August 22. Her health has since improved and she sought to regain custody through attorney A. D. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Smith
Carroll Circuit Court
Cheryl Ann Unroe
Julia A. Unroe
Harry Unroe
Nellie Unroe
Frankfort
Unroe
Johnson
Mr. Unroe
Tax Board Cuts Tuition Fund in Burlington
The Carroll County Tax Adjustment Board ended a one day session at the courthouse with a single tax rate change, reducing the Burlington township tuition fund by 5 cents. Officials, all unpaid, include Bert McCain as chairman and county council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
William B. Smith
Pearson Mounts Latest Barber Chairs in Shop Upgrade
In a local upgrade Pearson installed two new barber chairs this week while John complains about publicity. Meanwhile the Monon railroad station plans a roof replacement as part of broader improvements. Ed and Jeanne Stuntz anticipate a three year remodeling program as they undertake work to color yes. The Citizen may be sent free weekly to returning college readers who drop in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
John
Monon
Jeanne Stuntz
Colo
Mus
Notre Dame enrolls James McGreevey freshman
James McGreevey son of Mr and Mrs John McGreevey of east of Delphi left Monday to enroll at Notre Dame as a freshman He starred at oracle football for three years and graduated last spring from the local school His family accompanied him to South Bend to register and plan enrollment with Jerre Haugh of Delphi and Tom Ward of Otterbein
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGreevey
John McGreevey
East of Delphi
Notre Dame
McGreevey
Oracle
Jerre Haugh
Delphi
Tom Ward
Otterbein
South Bend
Summers Zarse wedding planned for September 29
Miss Joy Summers daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Summers of Broebene will wed Richard L Zarse son of Mr and Mrs Emil Zarse of Delphi at Badger Grove Community Church near Brookston on Wednesday at 7 30 p m A reception will follow at the bride parents home Summers recently graduated Brookston High School class of 1951 and worked at St Elizabeth Hospital Zarse a graduate pharmacist formerly with Wynkoop Pharmacy in Brookston he entered service April 19 this year and will be transferred to Percy Jones Hospital Battle Creek for a temporary residence the couple plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Zarse
Wynkoop Pharmacy
Brookston
Percy Jones Hospital
Battle Creek
Stonebraker
Patricia Stonebraker
Carl Stonebraker
Battle Ground
Mainard Weaver
Kalam
Michigan
Weaver
Western State College
Marriage of Dorothi and Boze in Lakayette
Dorothi Mise and Boze plan a double ring ceremony officiated by William Rix. Attendants include Maxine Bozé of Menon and Glen Robinson of Delphi. The bride, a Menon graduate, attended regional high schools and works at Menon Rubber. The couple will reside with the groom's mother temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Marae
Dorothie
Lis Ro Boze
William Rix
Maxine Bozé
Menon
Glen Robinson
Delphi
Menon School
Peanl
Eri High School
Eon Rubber
Lakayette
Ridgways announce daughter Charlotte Marie wed to Cpl James Clawson
Mr and Mrs Nye Ridgway of Delphi announce the marriage of their daughter Charlotte Marie to Cpl James Clawson son of Mr and Mrs Glae Clawson also of Delphi. The couple vow August 11 in Clarksville Tennessee with the Rev Roy W officiating the double wedding ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye Ridgway
Delphi
Charlotte Marie
James Clawson
Glae Clawson
Clarksville
Tennessee
Roy W
Claw
Auto Crashes Reported Across Camden and Surrounding Townships
Mrs. Lesh was taken to Memorial hospital after stepping into Route 1 Camden crosswalk and suffering cuts bruises and concussion. Auto driven by Mrs. Freda Page left highway near Delphi injuring Page and three children. Two separate Carrollton township crashes involve Grant Boxwell and Moss Kirkpatrick with injuries and vehicle damage. Ed Hanagan arrested for public intoxication after crash near Mills corner on highway 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 1
Camden
Lesh
Baker
Memorial Hospital
Lacy
Carey
Jefferson- Tippecanoe
Highway 421
Delphi
Freda Page
Page
Gary
Doug
Penelope
Ferrier
Carrollton Township
George F. Grant
Flora
Donald M. Boxell
Logansport
Grant
Boxwell
Delbert Exmy
Ed. G. Hanagan
Delbert L. Spence
Route 3
Mills Corner
Highway 25
Burrows
Spence
Hanagan
Landis Equipment to Sponsor Free Show Saturday
Landis Equipment Company and other Delphi merchants will sponsor a free Vod-Vil show on the courthouse square Saturday afternoon September 15 at 4 p m. Acts include Baker the magician and Jeanne Arden, mentalist, followed by Arden driving a new Buick around the square blindfolded. The Buick will come from Landis showroom stock. Produced and arranged by the Eldorado Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis Equipment Company
Delphi
Court House Square
Acs
Baker
Jeanne Arden
Miss Arden
Landis Company
Eldorado Company
George Popejoy Dies Father of Delphi Postmaster
George Popejoy 75 a retired farmer and longtime dog trainer died Wednesday at his son Russell's home Route 1 Logansport after a heart attack. Born January 20 1876 in Young America he was son of John A J Popejoy and Nancy McAdams Popejoy. He trained white collie dogs and appeared on state stages. Survived by eight sons and two daughters including Walter Delphi postmaster. Russell in Io ee rva ial. He will be in the Masonic cemetery with calling at mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Popejoy
Russell
Logansport
Young America
John A J
Nancy McAdams Popejoy
Delphi
Ivan
North
Syracuse
New York
Masonic Cemetery
Ee Mortuary
Pauley in Crash Near Ball State Teachers College
Don Pauley returned to Ball State Teachers College Muncie Wednesday night and was in a car wreck that left him unharmed. A Frankfort youth named Perkins was hospitalized with injuries. Mr and Mrs L D Pauley traveled to Muncie to learn details of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don. Pauley
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Pauley
Perkins
Frankfort
L. D. Pauley
Don
Extra Women Needed at Delphi Canning Factory
The Delphi Canning factory seeks additional women immediately to work as tomato peelers. Applicants should report to the factory office ready to start. For more details, see page seven of this week’s The Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Canning
the Citizen
Funeral Rites Held for Thomas Lathrop Sioux City Executive
Funeral rites for Thomas H. Lathrop 45 prominent Sioux City radio and TV sales executive were held Monday from the Jackson funeral home in Delphi with Rev James William Rankin officiating. Burial was in the TOOF cemetery. Lathrop died Friday in Sioux City of a heart attack. He was born March 26 1906 in Delphi. Surviving are his widow three sons a daughter and a sister. He had a lengthy career in radio and advertising and lived in Sioux City since 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H.lathrop
Sioux City
Iowa
Jackson
Delphi
James William Rankin
Charles
Hiram
Mahlon Kerlin
Jack Grimm
Victor Porter
Robert Bowman
Toof Cemetery
Lathrop
Emerson
Florence (Kerlin) Lathrop
John Lathrop
Queen Victoria
England
George Ade
Cosmopolitan
Indianapolis
Gestacy Lathrop
Delphi Citizen-Times
Wabash Colege
Wabash
City Papers
Lynch and Wilson Agency
Kokomo
Albuquerque
New Mexico
KGGM
WJDX
Mississippi
Minnesota
Montgomery Ward
Jim
WNAX
Patricia ,Dalton
John Powers
New York
Ten For Physicals From Carroll County
Local Board No. 7 will send ten registrants from Carroll County for armed forces physical examinations on Wednesday September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Board No. 7
Carroll County
Oracles Aim to Beat Sheridan Friday Night
Sheridan's Eleven seeks their first win against the 1951 Oracles on their home field Friday at 8 p.m. Coach Miller starts his regulars. Crone and Wingard, easing through injuries, are expected to play. The Knox game date was moved from October 19 to 30 due to conflicting schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Oracles
Miller
Crone
Wingard
John Curry
Oracle
Delphi
Tipton
Ahack
McAvoy
Joe Weaver
Ed Carr
Jackson
Wallace
Ken Wallace
MacAvoy
Huff
Crosby
Weaver
Bill Jackson
Tipton A
Agen
Hitchcock
Hupp
Jerry Crone
Joe ‘Weaver
Potee Sen
Freshman SophoMoore Teams Travel for Games
The local freshmen and sophomores travel to Lafayette to face Jeff Freshman at 7 p m tonight. On Thursday September 20 they meet West Lafayette at 4 p m on the local field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Jeff
West Lafayette
Top Six Grades In Local School Have 453 Students
Delphi high school reports 453 pupils in top six grades with 102 freshmen 98 sophomores 80 juniors and 58 seniors. Seventh graders total 55 and eighth graders 60. Freshmen names include Sharon Kaye Aldrich Betty Anderson Tom Armstrong Anna Babb Beverly Bitler Jack Brewer June Brewer Norma Brooks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curry
Delphi High School
Sharon Kaye Aldrich
Betty Anderson
Tom Armstrong
Anna Babb
Beverly Bitler
Jack Brewer
June Brewer
Norma Brooks
Thomas Brooks
Charles Brown
Orville Brown
Robert Dean Browne
Sharon Buchanan
Dean Burton
Deloris Cain
William Calvert
Phyllis Clawson
Floyd Combs
Judith Crone
Helen Davis
Thelma Maxine Davis
Robert Day
Marilyn Dempsey
Billy Disinger
Eva Doerr
Mary Dubuque
Shirley Eis
Helen Elston
Mary Elston
Janice Felthoff
Wayne Fife
Carol Lee Flora
John Furst
Wayne Gardner
Roland Gripe
William Gros
Nancy Hall
George Hanaway
Charles
Tag Day Ice Cream Social at Camden Community Building
An ice cream social occurs Saturday night September 15 at 8 p m dst in the Camden Community Building. The high school band will give a concert to climax the annual Tag Day sponsored by the band committee. The regular euchre party scheduled for the second Wednesday in September is cancelled. donations of cakes are requested from band parents and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Mamie Smith Pilarski Announces Saxophone Clarinet Lessons
Mrs Mamie Smith Pilarski of Delphi announces she will offer saxophone and clarinet lessons at her North Washington Street home this week. The notice appears on page 3 of this week’s Citizen edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Smith Pilarski
Delphi
North Washington Street
the Citizen
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Jerry Daniels
Sandra Cassell
Lafayette Park
Joe Daniels
Ward Cassell
Jerry Boone
Max Mankers
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Steven .Coy
Wayne Coys
Washington
Steve
CBS
S. Kip Farrington, Jr
Arthur K. Atkinson
The
Wabash Railroad Company of
St. Louis
Hazel Shaffer Whipple
Betty Wason
Washington Post
Miss Wason
Voice of America
Post
Betty
John Jarman
Oklahoma
Eugene Meyer
Crosby Hotel
C. C
Robert Houchin
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
Christina Roach
Robert Roach
Pittsburg
Christina
Fannie B. Smith
Herbth
J. C. Yonker
Adams Township
Burlington
Carrollton
Owasco
Roves
Cutler Pyrmont
Carson
Yeoman
New Hope
Pitraburg
North Ce Central
TAX Board
Court House
Bert McCain
Circuit Court
County Home
Ridgway-Clawson
Thomas Lathrop
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