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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
2
Readable: teachers arrive, St. Joseph's School staff, retirements, and local obituaries. A nurselike anecdote of a hotel mishap contrasts with memorials for Dorothea Maggart and Minnie Steinman. Community letters express sympathy, travel notes, and plans in Delphi and surrounding areas.
Indiana drivers will see yellow school buses again as the Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation reviews the School Bus Stop Law. Two rules apply based on highway layout: on two or three lane roads all traffic must stop when red lights flash and the stop arm is out. on multi lane divided highways only lanes in the bus’s direction must stop while opposite lanes slow and proceed with caution.
A California couple Gerry and the writer send a one year subscription to their local paper from Red Bluff. They moved from Indiana in 1963 and plan to visit Delphi next August to see friends while missing Old Settlers Day.
Mr and Mrs Bowen Conn of Syracuse Indiana issue invitations for the wedding of their daughter Carol Ann to Daniel Eugene Ulrich. The ceremony is set for Saturday September 12 at 10 am in the Chapel of the Little Flower at Lake Wawasee.
A satirical poem about the 1960s campaign season mocks Republicans and Democrats. It references the Cow Palace and a seaside coast venue as metaphorical battlegrounds and notes uncertainty over which delegation will be seated. It mentions LBJ and a running mate and urges readers to follow broadcasts to decide in the fall.
County Clerk Frank Wilcox issued licenses to Terry E. Atha 20 of Lafayette a student and Judith Ann Angle 19 of Flora a secretary then to Leonard M. Miller of Lafayette a salesman and Sharon Sue Hardy 21 of Camden unemployed.
Mrs Laura Loughry of North Manchester stayed with Mr and Mrs Henry Eaton for several days. The Monticello former resident attended a dinner party with local friends and hosted breakfast and luncheon gatherings with Bess Carey Maude Wilson and Mrs Loughry hosting at Tippecanoe Country Club.
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