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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1960
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Thomas Turner of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Joe Turner in Flora Saturday after noon and were dinner guests at the Turner home. Notice I am no longer responsible for coe contracted by others than we myself. Edwin E Cunningham.
Funeral services were conducted Monday at Hickory Grove church for Lee B. Armstrong a 79 year old former Delphi barber. Rev. Virgil King officiated with burial in the Delphi IOOF cemetery. Armstrong died Friday night at his Route 1 Delphi home from a heart attack. He operated a barber shop in the IOOF building in Delphi. Born July 12 1881 in Carroll County he was the son of William and Emma Armstrong. Surviving are two sons Harold of Lafayette and Lee Jr of Mountain View California a daughter Mrs John Wagner of Fort Wayne a step daughter Mrs John Greenwalt of Delphi route 2 two sisters and a brother. He was a Hickory Grove church member.
Mrs Kathryn McCouch aged 89 a well known Delphi resident died Thursday afternoon Born October 7 1870 in Cass county she was daughter of John and Leann Snyder Eckhart Her husbands were Dr E E Snider who died in 1914 and Ray McCouch who died in 1958 Cousins are sole immediate survivors Funeral services were held Saturday at Jackson Funeral Home with Rev James W Rankin officiating Burial was in Deer Creek Cemetery at Onward
Daily radio news item from The Citizen broadcast at 11 35 A M on WSAL Logansport. It covers local updates, community briefs, and scheduled programming aligned with the station's daytime schedule.
Ward Holloway 69 of Montrcel died Sunday evening at White County hospital after a lingering illness. Born May 13 1897 in Carroll county he was the son of Albert and Deliah Viney Holloway. He married Gladys Viney in 1913 who survives along with a daughter Doris Watking of Monticello two sisters Mabel Kennard Yeoman Nada Weckerly Lafayette and three brothers Verlin Ross Yeoman Raymond Oregon. Rites were held Tuesday afternoon at Miller funeral home Monticello with Rev Phillip Watts officiating. Burial at Yeoman cemetery.
Lowell R. White of Brookston 69 native of Delphi died after being found on the Carney farm. Funeral services were conducted at Thompson funeral home with Rev. Donald Bowman officiating and burial in IOOF cemetery. He suffered a long heart condition and had told a neighbor he planned to hunt squirrels earlier that day. He was born December 12, 1890, in Delphi, son of Richard and Catherine Mansfield White, married Mildred Corns in 1915, and survived by his widow three daughters three sons and four sisters.
Eli H Pearson 77 of Pyrmont died Friday afternoon after a six year illness born in Ockley he married Blanche Allen in 1903 He was a member of the Pyrmont Church of the Brethren Surviving are Blanche his widow two sons Emmett of Pyrmont and Dale of Edwardsburg Michigan five daughters Eva Pearson Ruby Brough Orpha Campbell Helen Lowrey and Fern Metzger Burial was in Pyrmont cemetery Funeral services were held at Moore and Brown funeral home Rossville with Rev Ralph Petry officiating
Lt. Wayne Knitter, visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knitter and sister Marian, left Saturday for Almagordo New Mexico where he is stationed.
The Tippecanoe township Farm Bureau will meet Monday evening October 3 at 6 30 pm at Tiowa Grange Hall for the annual dinner honoring 4 H club members. Home Demonstration clubs assist. All 4 H members and families invited. Ham rolls and coffee provided. Attendees bring covered dish and table service.
Weekend JP Lee Stone docket lists Ralph Dilling of Delphi facing reckless driving with 1 dollar fine and 17 75 dollars costs. Lloyd Griffith of Delphi charged with assault and battery with 25 dollars fine and 16 dollars costs. Linda Quasebarth of Monon cited for failure to stop with 1 dollar fine and 17 75 dollars costs. Lula Wortman of Lafayette cited for reckless driving with 5 dollars fine and costs. Lynn McCoy of Rossville fined for speeding 1 dollar plus 17 75 dollars costs. Richard Feaster of Lafayette charged with speeding 1 dollar and costs. Miklas Kordi of New York speeding 1 dollar and costs. Allan Ragan of Delphi charged with passing a halted school bus 5 dollars fine and 17 75 dollars costs.
Mrs. Cathryn Elshire of Peru is visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner in Flora for a short stay with family.
R L Sieber, confined to his home by illness for several days, has resumed his duties at the office. He returned to work yesterday and is reported in good spirits.
The Armstrong family expresses sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for acts of kindness thoughtful deeds floral offerings food dinners and words of sympathy during their bereavement. Your kindness and expressions of sympathy are deeply appreciated. Lee B Armstrong Family.
Congressman Charles Halleck will meet with area REMC directors at the REMC auditorium in Delphi on Friday night to discuss local energy issues and community concerns.
Mrs. Paul Randolph thanks friends neighbors and relatives for flowers gifts cards and visits during hospital stay. She expresses lasting remembrance and gratitude for the support received from her community.
The Charles A. Fife Family expresses gratitude to Rev. Harry Slack Rev. George Blice the Holiness church West Side Flower Club Jackson funeral home pallbearers soloist organist and many friends and relatives for floral offerings cards and assistance during their father’s death.
The Earl Snider Family expresses gratitude to Rev Yarian Rev Halstettler the Deer Creek Presbyterian church the Leiter funeral home pallbearers soloist organist and many friends relatives for flowers cards kind words and assistance after the death of their husband and father.
The note expresses sincere thanks for flowers cards and letters sent during a recent stay at Memorial hospital. The writer Mrs Chester Gardner recalls the kindness and thoughtfulness and appreciates the support.
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