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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
3
National Library Week begins April 25 with libraries nationwide hosting teas festivals talks and programs to attract visitors. The message urges citizens to visit doors read use what is read and recognize libraries as sources of knowledge and defenses against ignorance with a call to cooperative year around library services for all Americans.
Mothers of Delphinium 4 H Club members attended the April 13 meeting. Sue Ellen Beale presided, pledges to the flags were led by Patty Kremer and Denise Horn, and Becky Smith led group singing.
Mrs May Hockstra of Dayton moves from St Elizabeth Hospital to Comfort Nursing Home in Lafayette. Paul Julien, treated after a coronary attack, is improving. Terri Lynn Jennings enjoyed an Easter egg hunt with her grandmother in Lafayette. Wendy Schnepp won an English racer bicycle. James Best of Russiaville staying with aunt Mrs Killian. Tornado destroyed a home of an unidentified family. Harry Hampton returns home near Battle Ground after Florida winter. Paul Isaacs is listed as sick.
Vera Gilbert reports Burlington events as residents share aid after the Palm Sunday twister. Mrs. Vella Hendrix rents to Mr. and Mrs. John Skinner family whose Russia ville home was in the tornado path. Volunteers and Fire Department members assist tornado victims in Rus Siaville with local residents aiding.
The Tuckabatchee Class of the Presbyterian Church will host a cooperative supper at 6 p.m. Sunday. Everyone is welcome with Mrs. Edna Quinn and Mrs. Beryl Adams as co chairmen and Gerald Clawson, Wilbur Grantham, Martha Smock, and Grace Grantham on the committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busselle and son Rick of Grand Rapids Ohio were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter.
A Springfield column urges homemakers to laugh at themselves amid spring cleaning. It cites a Newsweek air conditioning joke about a busy household and reminds wives their marriage matters more than the home. It ends by encouraging readers to share humor and focus on family.
The Delphi Womans Club schedules a meeting for Friday April 30 at 2 o clock in the REMC auditorium. Members will discuss club affairs and upcoming community events.
Delphi American Legion Auxiliary presided over the Second District Spring Conference at the Legion Home on April 14. About 1500 members and department officers attended a luncheon with Easter decor by the Junior Auxiliary, gifts from local merchants, and remarks by department president Mrs. Margaret Cahill.
A brief hospital item notes Mrs Louise Kirchgessner is a patient at St Elizabeth Hospital. No further details provided.
William L. Maxwell 28 of rural route 4 Delphi completed a specialized electronics home training course. He received a diploma from DeVry Institute in Chicago.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union plans a meeting at Mrs John Laprad's home Tuesday evening April 27 at 7 30. Mrs William Baer will lead devotions with hostesses Mrs Glenn Liebert and Mrs Alta Smeltzer.
Joseph W. Messick of Delphi joins Tri-State College honors list for quarter with all A's and B's. A 1957 Delphi High School graduate, he is among the students cited for strong grades.
Mr and Mrs Quince Wallace spent Saturday in Fort Wayne visiting relatives.
The Mullendore family thanks friends and relatives for flowers food and support. Special appreciation to Rev Garth Rev Davis and the WSCS Love and Light Circle, Jackson Funeral Home, and all who participated in the service. Signed by Mrs Warnie Mullendore and family and others.
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