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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1966

Page

2

Indiana conducts two day defensive driving refresher for bus drivers

More than 7,000 Indiana school bus drivers receive an eight hour defensive driving course this month. Twenty two instructors organized by the Indiana Traffic Safety Council lead the sessions at 19 regional meetings with support from the Office of Traffic Safety and Department of Public Instruction. The program helps improve safety amid rising highway travel and vehicle registrations.

Indiana Indiana Traffic Safety Council National Safety Council Ond Indiana Office of Traffic Safety State Department of Public Instruction School Administrative Association State Board of Health School Bus Drivers Association Indiana Public Health Foundation Albert E. Huber Huber

The Bard From Burrows Conflicted At End Of Trail

A reflective verse from R L Hunter laments the social divide at life’s end. It contrasts friends and service with the harsh ax of fate. The poem criticizes those at the top who revel while others face loss and contempt.

R. L. Hunter

Indiana To England And Return 1848 April Voyage Journal

A fragment from a traveler’s journal recounts departure from Sutton Street wharf aboard the Marmion on April 12 1848 and a sea voyage to England aboard steam powered ships. It details wind conditions sailing adjustments meals aboard minimal cooking gear and the ship’s dimensions as well as a moment observing porpoises. The entry ends with note that the narrative will continue.

Sutton Street Sandy Hook Washington

August 1866 community notices and events in Delphi area

Local items announce the dedication of a new church 114 miles west of Rockfield, a Delphi Silver Band ball at City Hall to fund silver instruments, and suffrage parade preparations. Also noted are August reunions, Rainbow court news, weddings, births, and community updates from Carroll County.

Rockfield Delphi City Hall H. Allen Pride’s Landing Miss Josh Billings Jerusha Jerremier F. H. Robinson Wagoner Quinn Dennis DeMargrove Bringhurst M. E Camden Clymers Clingenpeel Spencer Park Logansport Robert Fitzgerald Chamber of Commerce Stanley Cornelius Bill Meyer Wabash James Burns Kroger Rensselaer Margaret Limp Jeff Clayton California Harry Roach John Zartman Germany Reva Hall Wayne Disinger Joseph Rossbagh Omaha Neb Roy Clauser Don Robertson James Hendryx Francis Porter Ward Carol Jane Scott Robert Bells Flora Thomas G. Temples Robert Zooks Burlington Ronald Jenkinses Cutler Northeh Main Streets Bright National Nir Emerson Philco New Westinghouse Nina Ralph Rinehart Grace Kahl Rinehart Auction & Real Estate Eikenberry

County Honors State's Birth Parade Opens Weeklong Celebration

The August 12 1916 county celebration in Carroll County honors the state's birth with a parade of Eastern Townships pioneers relics and settlers day. Mrs Charles Buckley county chairman led planning while townships shared two days of events drawing immense crowds to celebrate local pioneer history and sentiment.

Eastern Townships Charles Buckley Carroll County

Senator Vance on School Prayer Amendment Hearings

Senator Vance notes diverse church reactions to Dirksen's school prayer amendment. He cites leaders from the National Council of Churches United American Hebrew Congregations and Boston College law as opposing. He endorses a Senate sense resolution permitting voluntary prayer and meditation in schools aligned with Supreme Court rulings.

Dirksen National Council of Churches Hunter Richard Hirsch United American Hebrew Congregations Robert Drinan Boston College Law School Indiana Richard Raines Methodist College of Bishops Supreme Court Congress Senate God

Letters From Zurich And Elba

AFS exchange student Barbara Mullin shares letters about life in Zurich and Elba, praising Swiss hospitality and Swiss culture while observing travel scenes, markets, and seaside life. The piece ends noting attorney David Warner Peck’s career milestones and birthdate in Crawfordsville.

Barbara Mullin AFS Delphi Switzerland Zurich Italy Elba

Public School Prayer Amendment Stirs National Debate

Senator Dirksen backs a proposed constitutional amendment to allow voluntary prayer in public schools amid Supreme Court challenges. Supporters cite tradition and minority voices urging limits on clashes with church separation. opponents warn it may undermine the First Amendment and minority rights. Carroll County notes classroom prayer exists locally.

Senate Everett Dirksen Supreme Court Raines Indianapolis Carroll County

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Franklin Delphi Myron J. Johnson American Newspaper Representatives, Inc Atanta Chicago Detroit LOS Anomes York Gan Francesco Bard England Robert Demarara Boston N. B Mildred Dock Order of Rainbow Camp Tecumseh Judy Joan Hamling Helen Clifford Barbara Shepard Joan Bradshaw Marian Parks Gwen Ferrier Patty Bowman Harold Thayer Raymond Todd Korea Geneva Morris Elkton Teacher’s Institute For All Carroll David R. Baum Regu Frank Fitch Washington Street Capitol Senator Vance Ake Mediterranean Sea American Field Service P. S Court House Mary Tutewiler Irvin Rt. 2 Brookston David Warner Peck U. S New York City Supreme Court of New York Appellate Division Permanent International Court of Arbitration Hoover Commission Crawfordsville Fee Pat Brown Deer Creek Sam Kathy Graf Kathy Ronnie Allread Liberty Rock Creek
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