Local Attorney Mahlon Kerlin Heads to San Antonio
Mahlon Kerlin, local attorney, left Monday on a business trip to San Antonio, Texas. He will return next week.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
2
Mahlon Kerlin, local attorney, left Monday on a business trip to San Antonio, Texas. He will return next week.
Legion Auxiliary Unit 75 appoints new officers in a Tuesday evening ceremony at Delphi. A cooperative supper will precede the installation at 6 30 with hostesses Lillian Thompson Waunita Benefield Rita Wingard Dorothy Wingard Vera Ward Florence Harris Penn Opal Wood Mary Pastor Betty Kent Mary Ford and Anne Fauset. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service.
Delphi sophomore Marion Wingard joins more than 60 DePauw football players at camp as fall drills begin under coach Mike Snavely. The squad, listed at 15 lettermen, opens a challenging schedule including Indiana State, Albion and Evansville with the Indiana College Conference addition.
Indiana State Bar Association President William T. Fitzgerald announces the 58th Annual Meeting at French Lick Springs Hotel September 23 to 25. Two institutes for attorneys will be held September 24, and main banquet speaker is John Randall of Cedar Rapids Iowa, chair of the ABA House of Delegates. Attending from here are Joseph T. Ives and Lewis N. Mullin.
Mrs Sam Quinn and her son return to residence with her mother Mrs Joseph Lyons after being with Mr Quinn in the East. Mr Quinn serves with the Navy and remains deployed abroad.
The Northern State Conference debuts with Knox, Morocco, North Judson, Rensselaer, and Delphi ratifying a constitution. W. J. Holt leads as president, Bob Gordon as vice president, and Wave Myers as secretary treasurer. Football and basketball titles use won loss percentages with weekly standings published. a year end all sports trophy crowns the top point scorer across football basketball and track. Schedule lists key early games: Sept 17 N Judson at Rensselaer. Sept 21 Morocco at N Judson. Sept 24 Rensselaer at Knox. Sept 28 Rensselaer at Delphi. Oct 1 N Judson at Delphi. Oct 15 Delphi at Knox. Oct 19 Knox at N Judson.
Mr and Mrs Howard W Bradshaw left Saturday for Cincinnati where they boarded the SS Delta Queen for a three week cruise to St Paul Minnesota. Reservations were made through Darrell Griffey Greene Line representative in Delphi.
The A J Garrison family expresses appreciation for cards flowers and deeds after the sudden passing of their beloved husband father son and brother.
Beta Psi Chapter of Psi Iota Xi held a business meeting at Mrs. George Schnepp s home. Betty Jo Draper was initiated and two officers were installed. The chapter plans a fifteenth anniversary dinner September 23 at the Delphi Country Club.
Joyce Cripe daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Cripe of Flora is pledged to Kappa Kappa Gamma at Butler University where she is a freshman.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Myer of near Flora bought an 80 acre farm southeast of Flora from the heirs of the late Frank Allen. Freshmen and returning DePauw students departed Sunday to start the new term. Attending DePauw are Mary Crosby Ann Johnson Martha Obear Jerry Hanna Elizabeth Ives Marion Wingard Dinty Johnson and Bill Bradshaw. Tom Ives plans to resume studies at DePauw after Army discharge. Bryce Eikenberry and wife of Flora welcomed a son born at Memorial Hospital Logansport.
Michael Johnson was discharged Sunday from St Elizabeth hospital after observation and treatment. Mrs. Howard Keisling entered St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette Sunday and underwent surgery on Monday.
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