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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1961
Page
2
As parallel parking begins on Main Street residents urge safer traffic flow on State Highways 421 and 25. The piece warns against excessive meters without off street parking and argues for either private or city lots to ease downtown congestion and finance.
Two area youths, Dave Peterson and David McCain, received top regional science honors on Saturday at Pur due. Their dedication and school, teachers, and community are urged to recognize these two young scientists for bringing pride to the school and region.
In Delphi 1958 graduates request religious services in a church setting not a gymnasium. They argue worship should be by attitude not place and note photography and TV coverage should not pressure venue choices. An open letter warns Carroll County residents about out of state con artists posing as service workers and asks residents to report suspicious callers.
A three‑letter feature from The Mail Box highlights Delphi ties to Cochabamba Bolivia Rome Italy and Singapore Malaya. Posts from Rev Father van Tiel Hazel Shaffer Whipple Ruth Carmichael and others recount travels language study bread baking memories and social visits with Maryknoll fathers and embassies across South America Europe and Asia.
The article outlines the Youth Temperance Council to unite youths in Christian citizenship and sobriety, designating a week each program year for abstinence education across Indiana. It emphasizes promoting Christian ideals, respect for law, reducing juvenile delinquency, and narcotics education.
City officials announce April 16 to 22, 1961 as Youth Temperance Week. Mayor Charles A Wood urges citizens to support the program and participate in related activities.
A court hearing considered removing Carl Stanton as administrator of Ruth J Stanton's estate. A compromise placed Stanton as co administrator with G. H. Haines, replacing sole administration, in a decision supported by Anna M Weatherwax.
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