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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
2
A first person journal aboard the Marmion recounts a brutal Atlantic crossing from Indiana to England in 1848. The ship carries 42 passengers plus crew amid cramped berths and a smoke filled galley. A searing gale, seasickness, fires, and near wreck conditions unfold from April 17 to 23, with muttered prayers and captain's orders to save the vessel.
A Delphi retailer announces a going out of business sale with reductions of 50 percent or more at Tyners Shoe Store. The notice notes clearance pricing on all stock to liquidate inventory.
At the Farm Bureau picnic in Indiana a hot muggy day draws a large crowd for an afternoon speech. Lois E. Lane notes the speaker's address and a sermon like remark about doing what one wants. The quote highlights choosing desire over excuses with a biblical touch.
Mrs. Mary Tutewiler Brown of Brookston Indiana proclaims education via television as a path to learning about science and astronauts. She notes little nations and unknown names in war news while expressing a future interest in spelling. Citizen classifieds promise results.
Dennis E. McCouch of Delphi recalls Indiana’s landscape and pioneer roots in verse written for the states 150th anniversary. He traces boyhood days in farms, schools, and towns and expresses enduring pride as a Hoosier returning home.
Partial OCR shows multiple monetary figures such as 2580 1075 683 650 1200 1000 1090 and a 1964 reference with a 3000 amount. The text appears as a scattered financial record without clear narrative or names.
Cary Sexson Winters born 1904 in Lin ton built a notable ministry path. A Franklin College graduate ordained in 1929, he led First Baptist Oak Park Illinois from 1939. He lectured internationally and served GM public relations, chaired Chicago Skid Row Commission 1948–54, advised Cook County Sheriff 1953–58, and chaplained Indiana Society of Chicago 1954–58.
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