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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Yanus Wells left Sunday morning by train for Rochester Minnesota to undergo observation and treatment at the Mayo Clinic.
Lois Young of Delphi High School is among 178 Indiana University freshmen selected as valedictorians or salutatorians. The group, recognized for scholastic standing, qualifies for special accelerated freshman classes started this year.
Local high school teachers spent the summer taking courses at the State University. They learned a lot, but one instructor, Miss Williams, grew homesick during the term.
Carroll County ASC Chairman Lloyd Mikesell notes new measurement rules for 1957 grain allotments. Previously a 30 acre allotment could allow 30.9 acres planted without excess. Now any excess over the exact allotment, even one tenth of an acre, marks the producer as in excess. A 30 acre allotment must not exceed 30 acres.
Fraternity pledge John Edward Wagoner of Delphi is pledged to Phi Delta Theta at Indiana University. He is the son of Dr and Mrs George Wagoner.
Members of the Carroll County Country Club will hold a dinner party at the club house on Saturday evening September 29 at 8 p m.
Madison township Farm Bureau will meet Thursday evening October 4 at 6 30 pm at the New Hope school. A cooperative supper will honor the 4 H boys and girls. Those attending are to take table service. Pet and Hobby club members are urged to attend their meeting at the same place. Committee members arranging the event are Burton Honan Obe Campbell Harley Pearson Ed Dickinson Blish Glover Earl Miller Ted Brown Eugene Redman and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Erb of Fort Wayne were Saturday guests of her mother, Mrs. C. J. Smith, as they spent time at her home.
Richard E. Haugh of Delphi, veteran employment service representative for the U S Department of Labor, will preside at the Thursday afternoon session of the Fourth Annual Institute of the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security. The event runs Thursday and Friday at Notre Dame with about 400 delegates expected.
Mrs. Mae Rothrock, previously confined at Memorial Hospital in Logansport, was returned to her home on Monday. She is improved but will not resume work until October 1.
State Road 18 between Flora and highway 421 is closed to traffic for resurfacing and improvements by the Smith Construction Company of Flora.
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