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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1954

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Massive turbine release to lower Lakes Freeman and Shafer

At 9 A.M. Monday seven turbo generators at Oakdale and Norwich dams will open to raise flow on the Tippecanoe, spilling an estimated 40 million gallons in 24 hours. Lake levels should drop five feet by Sept 22 and ten to twelve feet by Sept 25, with downstream river rises anticipated by Tuesday.

Oakdale Norway Tippecanoe Freeman Shafer Lakes Monticello Tippecanoe River Wabash River Lake Freeman Shafer Lake

Oracle Yearbook Staff Selected

Delphi Oracle names Charles Hargraves editor in chief with a large slate of assistants across editorial, advertising, art, sales and photography. In Carroll circuit court Mary 8 Hall versus Shelby Hall sees the defendant file a cross complaint for absolute divorce and custody of minor children. Frank S. Pryor of Frankfort represents Mr.

Charles Hargraves Delphi Oracle Bob Moore Duane Smith Pat Penn Judy Henderson Nancy Ashba Janice Coghill Evelyn Brown Phyllis Flora Justine Hackett Catherine Farner Eleanor Vianco Carol Underhill Pat Roth Nancy Hall Bill Gros Kaye McMurray Pat Maggart Susan Roach Mary Lynn Orr Mary 8. Hall Shelby Hall Carroll Circuit Frank S. Pryor Frankfort

Bloodmobile to visit Delphi on September 23

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the R. E. M. C. building in Delphi on Thursday September 23 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The county quota is 120 pints and organizers urge each group to help meet the target. Mrs. George Wagoner stresses the urgent need for blood to aid accident victims polio treatment and disaster relief.

Red Cross Delphi i George Wagoner

Hoosier children win stock in Pennsylvania Railroad

Marilyn Reiff, 14, of Burnettsville, one of nine Indiana youngsters aged 1 to 17, earns a share of Pennsylvania Railroad stock in a State Fair program to be shown on WFBM TV at 12:45 p.m. Sunday.

Marilyn Reiff Burnettsville Indiana Miss Reiff Pennsylvania Railroad Wfbmtv

Two Car Wreck Claims Life Of Cecil Jones 47

A two car collision near Mexico in Miami county Sunday evening killed Cecil Jones 47 of Washington township and Paula Jane Miller 4 of Macy Jones. Rutherford Brandt 49 injured remains in Duke’s hospital. Survivors include two daughters and siblings. Funeral services planned at Rock Creek Lutheran church.

Mexico Miami County Cecil Jones Washington Township This County Paula Jane Miller Macy Jones Camden Miller Duke’s Hospital Peru Aire Rutherford Brandt Jones Paul. Miller Macy Mary Louise Brandt Geneva Jones Millen Brandt Mr. Jones Cass County Harry Minnie (Brown) Jones Camden High School Camden Baptist Church Harry Jones Logansport Gordon Jones Raymond Flora Truman Kuszmans George Hanaway Delphi Rock Creek

Ex-Congressman Burton L. French Dies in Ohio

Dr. Burton L. French 79 native of Delphi and former Idaho congressman died in Oxford Ohio He served Idaho 1902 to 1932 and was vice chairman of the Presidential Loyalty Review Board and professor emeritus at Miami University Funeral rites were held in Oxford with burial in Moscow Idaho He had longtime ties to Delphi and the Bradshaws.

Burton L. French Delphi Idaho Presidential Loyalty Review Board Miami University Oxford Ohio French Old Plank Road School W. H. Bradshaw University Loyalty Review Board Moscow

Local hosts entertain Delphi graduates at buffet

Mr and Mrs Robert Jerry hosted a party at their home for Delphi high school members of the National Forensic League and the 1954 league graduates.

Robert Jerry Delphi High School National Forensic League League

Oracles Edge Sheridan In Season Opener

Delphi defeated Sheridan 14 to 13 in a season opener at Hoover Field Crawfordsville. Standouts included Joe Hanna Russ Heiland and Ed Wagoner as Delphi edged Sheridan with late drives and tough line play.

Oracles Sheridan Crawfordsville Hoover Field Noblesville Ron Cummings Jim Nicholas Ed Rush Jim Teague South Blvd Elm Street del Phi High School Delphi Joe Hanna John Hanna Russ Heiland Ed Wagoner

Death of H C Mullin 68 at Memorial Hospital

Herman Crosby Mullin a well known Liberty township farmer died after a brief illness at Memorial Hospital Logansport. Born November 15, 1885 he was son of Lewis and Nancy Mullin. Survived by widow Daisy and five daughters, two sons, a brother, and a large local family. Funeral at St Peters church Camden with burial in Camden Cemetery.

Herman Crosby Mullin Liberty Township Memorial Hospital Logansport This County Lewis and Nancy (Young) Mullin Camden St. Peters Nancy Paul Snipes Dean McCain Delphi Charles Rice Melvin Spence Anderson Don Near Colburn David Wabash Clifford St. Peters Church L. C. West

Carroll County Tax Adjustment Board Ends One Day Session

The Carroll County Tax Adjustment Board completed a one day session Monday night. It reviewed township budgets but made no changes. Members listed include John Kennard John T. Johnson Leo Craig Leonard Shanks Do. T. Amick Burt McCain and Orton Peters.

Carroll County

Carroll County Extension Office to Close for District Conference

Carroll County Extension Office will close on Monday September 20 as staff attend a district conference at Lafayette. Mrs Wm Bray and Lorene Waltz of Indiana University School of Business will supervise the program.

Carroll County Lafayette Wm. Bray Lorene Waltz Indiana University School of Business

Carroll County Democrats Open HQ at Legion Home

The Carroll County Democratic Central Committee rented the old American Legion Home and opened offices there on Wednesday, establishing a new headquarters for party activities.

Carroll County Democratic Central Committee American Legion

Plans to convert assembly hall into classrooms approved

Delphi-Deer Creek School Board gave final approval Monday night to alter the high school assembly hall into two classrooms. Work is expected after the first semester during Christmas break. The board also approved re-coating the Monroe street building roof and granted IU Extension School use of the building for Monday night extension courses.

Delphi-Deer Creek Monroe Street IU Extension School

31-Cent Levy Approved by County Council

Carroll county faces a 31 cent tax rate next year unless the State Tax Board overturns the plan. The council trimmed the proposed 32 cent levy by one cent and kept an 8 cent welfare levy. They also raised deputy salaries to the legal maximum while cutting numerous department requests including sheriff radio repairs, weapons, salaries for several offices, and several court and welfare line items.

Carroll County State Court House

CROP Workers Plan Flora Meeting Monday Evening

A Flora Baptist church event brings CROP and partners together Monday September 20 at 7 30 p m Ralph C Werner state director will present a CROP food distribution film and brief speech. Officers will plan the corn gleaning project after the meeting. The public is invited.

Christian Crusaders Jay Club Right Jolly Flora Baptist Church Ralph C. Werner

Child Polio Cases Reported in Delphi Area

Teresa Ann Hall, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hall, Delphi, is a polio patient in St Johns wing at St Elizabeth hospital after Sunday admission. Her condition improved by Wednesday. A second polio case was feared for Mike Burns, seven, son of Mr and Mrs James Burns, hospitalized Saturday but discharged Monday without a polio diagnosis.

Teresa Ann Hall Raymond Hall Delphi St. Johns St. Elizabeth Hospital Mike Burns James Burns

Delphi man shoots wife then kills himself in divorce tragedy

A drink-addled Delphi man shot his wife during a domestic dispute over divorce and then killed himself near their home. Wilford O'Dell, 44, died at the scene, while Mary O'Dell, 38, was hospitalized with a bullet wound to the arm. Nine children are affected by the tragedy as witnesses recall ongoing abuse and a failed reconciliation attempt.

Wilford O’dell Mary Hasse) O’dell St. Elizabeth Hospital O’dell Carroll Circuit Cass County O'Dell Carey Leslie Rishel McCreary Sheriff Carey Earl Robinson Robinson Lafayette Americus Herb Smith Indiana Adams Street MicCreary Mr. O'Dell White County W. C Elizabeth Plumb) O’dell Peggy Hayden Gloria Robinson Derry Robert Mary Elizabeth Carol Alice Opal Revis Frankfort Rishel Delphi Charles Grimes Lafayes Walter O'Dell Frankfort Grover Bikenberry Riverside Cemetery Attica

Furst-Kelly Engagement Announced in Delphi

Mr and Mrs Levi Furst of route 2 Delphi announce the engagement of daughter Mary Kathryn to Donald Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Don Kelly Sr route 4 Delphi No wedding date set Both are graduates of Delphi High School class of 1954.

Ron Don Fin Harshman Delphi Great Lakes Ball State Teachers College Furst-Kelly Levi Furst Route 2 Mary Kathryn Donald Kelly Don Kelly Route 4 Furst Mr. Kelly Delphi High School

Wilburn and Robertson announce engagement

Mrs Glen Wilburn of route 3 Delphi and Mr Glen Robertson of route 1 Camden announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Jerry Robertson son of Woodrow Robertson. Mary Wilburn is a Camden high school graduate of 1954 and has worked in Logansport. Jerry Robertson, a 1951 Camden high school graduate, served in the U S Navy and now attends Coyne Electrical School in Chicago. No wedding date set.

School Organizations Elect Year Officers

High school classes and clubs named officers for the year. Seniors elect Maxwell as president with Brooks as VP and Whiteman as treasurer. Juniors choose Young as president and Wagoner as VP. Sophomores pick Heiland as president and Rule as VP. Freshmen select Rodkey as president and Johnson as VP. 8th Grade lines show Ratcliff as president and Randolph as VP. 7th Grade elect Waymire as president and Slack as VP. Numerous clubs list their officers and treasurers.

Bill Maxwell Tom Brooks Jeanette Whiteman Kaye McMurray John Furst Lois Young Ed Wagoner Barbara Schock James Cope John Hanna Russell Heiland Ned Rule Jerry Fife Ronnie Whiteman Joe Messick Ronald Rodkey Sara Jane Johnson Bill Shank Wayne Wentzel Tom Merrell Ted Ratcliff Robert Randolph Carolyn Thomson Larry Schrader Nancy Bradshaw Bill Waymire Becky Slack Treva Wilson Hollie Mount Sharon Politz Bill Gros Virginia Sanderson Leonard Wenitzel Treas Joyce Sellars GAA Clara Perry Deloris Cain Eleanor Vianco Helen Crosby Bob Hodges Betty Laiie Janet Heiland Jim Gates Sunshine Pat Mageart Janice Coghill Patty Myers Roger Wilson Ray Ward Dean Burton Carol Flora Tom Armstrong Sentinel Allen Wentzel Wayne Mullin Pat Penn Pat Roth Mickey Lyons Colorita Vianco Barbara Smith Linda Coomey Marjorie Johns Justine Hackett Forensic League Shirley Eis Pat Maggart Sec Doug McCain Betty Anderson Nan Smith Marian Knitter Peggy Doerr Bill Shanks Bob Moore

Police and Trooper Conduct School Safety Program

City Police Chief Jack Dempsey and State Trooper Dale Douglas led a one hour safety program for high school students who drive. The session Monday afternoon in the school auditorium covered traffic rules and a safety film was shown.

Jack Dempsey Dale Douglas

City Council Rejects All Bids For Water Dept Supplies

At Tuesday's meeting the City Council rejected all bids for Water Department supplies due to technicalities and ordered re-advertisement. Carl Cecil presented a survey of the Water Company Books on proposed rate changes. no official action followed.

Water Department Carl Cecil

Rhine and Lauderdale families visit Crawfordsville and Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs David Rhine and Mr and Mrs Otis Lauderdale will spend today in Crawfordsville with Mr and Mrs Jason Reed. On Sunday they will travel to Indianapolis to be guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Davis and family.

David Rhine Otis Lauderdale Crawfordsville Jason Reed Indianapolis Eugene Davis

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