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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
3
Multiple obituary notices from Delphi and surrounding towns report the deaths of Mrs Mabel Page Clarence Starbuck Delmas Joseph Duncan and Francis A Groh along with other local residents. The notices list survivors churches burial sites and funeral arrangements as standard obituary details.
Morris W. Clem delivers the 27th annual March of Dimes report for Carroll County Indiana. He thanks volunteers and highlights Mothers’ March chairs Mrs. Paul Daniels Mrs. Don Lowery and Mrs. Don Willy, noting total receipts 1788.35 with profit 1579.45 from sources including clubs schools Mothers March and basket ball games. A 1966 January campaign is planned. Lads and Lassies 4-H Club paper drive set for April 24 with donation call options and church dropoff.
The Carroll County Council of Churches endorsed a Migrant Ministry Study Committee at a meeting in the Lower Deer Creek Church of the Brethren on April 2. The council approved financial support and appointed a Migrant Ministry Committee to work in religious activities and cooperate with a planned Migrant Ministry Council in non religious efforts.
Mrs Donald Kendall and her daughter from Los Angeles were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Albregts and family. Mrs Kendall is Mrs Albregts sister and came to attend to their mother Mrs Cecil Horn of Lafayette who is seriously ill.
Hootenanny for all area youth groups at the Recreation Center City Building at 6 30 Sunday evening April 10. The Hootin An nies will entertain. A 35 cent donation will go to the building fund. Chaperones listed Rev Ronald Hurst and others.
A rummage sale hosted by Tri Kappa is scheduled for Saturday April 10 at 9 AM in the Court House Assembly Room. Proceeds benefit local philanthropic initiatives and community programs.
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