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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1956
Page
3
The Church of the Brethren in Pittsburg lists Sunday School at 9:30 and church at 10:30 led by Pastor Rev John Laprad with Evangelist Rev Carl Hibert. Evening evangelistic services are set for 7:30 nightly and will conclude Sunday.
Forest W Howell church schedules Sunday morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon titled Signs Along the Way Stop. Nursery kindergarten at 10:00, primary juniors meet in sanctuary 10:00–10:30 then move to classes. Intermediate youth and adults 11:00. M Y F 6:00. First Quarterly Conference 7:30. Men's Club postponed to next Sunday. Week events include W S C S meeting Sept 18 at 7:30 in the parlor and Education Commission meeting Sept 20 at 7:30.
The Delphi Christian Church holds a 9 30 a m Morning Worship with guest speaker Dr F E Smith and a 10 30 a m Sunday School for all ages. A nursery is available during both services. Monday 7 30 p m Executive Board of the CWF meets.
Yeoman Mr and Mrs Vernon Theisinger hosted in Streator while Bloomington visits included David Baird and Kay Pratt enrolling at Indiana University. Local gatherings featured the Timm reunion in Monticello City park and Dr Alldredge hosted diners. The piece closes with a quip about duties and discharge.
Psi Iota Xi members gather for their first yearly business meeting at 8 p m in the REMC auditorium. Grand Secretary Mrs Mary Krebser of Kokomo will inspect and meet with officers before the session.
Miss Catherine Farner and Kenneth Porter exchanged vows on Saturday August 18 at Delphi First Methodist Church. Rev Forest Howell officiated as the couple announced a wedding trip and future residence at Triangle Trailer Court Lafayette.
In Carroll circuit court on Monday Clinton E. Curts qualified for curatorship of the Lida Curts estate by posting a $1,000 bond. A. D. Bishop serves as administrator’s attorney.
Kadnor Eugene Redman entered St Elizabeth hospital last Friday morning for observation and treatment. Mrs James Rees hosted a stork shower for Mrs Ronnie Long of Ockley on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Lewis Ward attended the Lafayette wedding of Carol Heaton and Dale Rhode. Mrs William Weaver and son Billy with Has kel May attended the funeral of May’s mother in Bloomington last Thursday.
Delphi resident James H. Brewer, 63, arrested Saturday night by City Officer Goyer on leaving the scene charge after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Henry Rozhon. Brewer pleaded in JP Herman Theophile’s court, fined 25 dollars plus costs, license suspended one year. Also jailed over weekend were James W. Bratton, 30, Indianapolis, with excessive speed 65 mph in a 40 zone. Spurgeon Peck, 23, Delphi, assault and battery by wife. Kenneth E. Norman, 20, Lafayette, and John R. Edwards, 36, Flora, on improper vehicle registration. all arraigned and fined.
Private Lee E. Ecklund, husband of Joyce of Route 1 Delphi Ind, joined a three day field exercise with the 3d Armored Division near Frankfurt Germany. He is son of Mrs. Bette J. Ecklund Route 2 Monticello and serves with Headquarters Company of the 122d Ordnance Battalion. Ecklund entered the Army in July 1955 and trained at Fort Knox Ky after Roosevelt High School in Monticello.
We thank friends relatives and neighbors for their thoughtfulness and kind deeds at the time of the death of Walter Boyce. Mr and Mrs Ben Weidner and family
Readable text notes a large co‑op oil sale nearing end with orders encouraged at a 10 percent reduction. anti-freeze also advertised. The fragment emphasizes a closing sales push and value pricing.
Rube Myers is a patient at Home hospital in Lafayette where he underwent surgery. condition not listed.
Mrs Nell Hamiston spent Sunday in North Manchester visiting her aunt Mrs C D Eversole.
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