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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
3
Delphi teams plan more television spots and join events with the Top Twenty and the French Club. Some fans attended the Southwestern game, many saw it on TV while others missed it, and empty bleachers drew comments from chronic complainers. The French Club may host a caroling on the Circle event.
At the office of Ives and Ives 113 W Franklin St Delphi Indiana an estate sale continues daily until sold describing a two story residence once Mrs Klepinger’s dwelling. The home at 604 E Franklin St Delphi has three bedrooms a full second floor bath four first floor rooms and a half bath, insulated with hardwood floors a gas furnace and a one car garage in a quiet Carroll County neighborhood. Executor or lawyers available for details or inspection.
Delphi students plan a televised Indianapolis visit on December 10 and 18 including a studio tour and a French airliner ride. Top Twenty members, Scholastic tests, and football award notices are noted along with Rainbow Girls community service and recent school events.
The November meeting of Cub Scout Pack 165 occurred at the National Guard Armory on Tuesday November 23 at 7 30 PM. Den 4 led the pledge and Den 4 led singing while awards were given to Scott Henderson Dennis Randall for Lion books. John Young presented the financial report and introduced new Den 3 members. Dr Neal Perry performed magic. The Cubs donated Thanksgiving food for a needy family. The committee meeting is set for Tuesday December 14 at 7 30 PM and the Pack meeting for December 21 at the same time.
Morris W. Clem county chairman for the March of Dimes tours the Birth Defects Wards at Riley Hospital and Indiana Medical Center in Indianapolis with his wife and daughter. He notes birth defects claim about twice as many lives as cancer and almost three times as many as strokes. He cites infant mortality rates and the annual March of Dimes drive planning session at the Indiana Works cafeteria.
Bob Hattersley invites farm families to a trio of farm management meetings at the County Extension Office in Delphi. Sessions run Mondays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on January 24, January 31, and February 7 at the basement Post Office building location.
The sessions cover farm management basics, crop and livestock economics, planning, family goals, and money management with Miss Kay Ayler assisting in resource planning. Husbands and wives are urged to attend, each family gets a day to analyze operations, and Purdue specialists may be scheduled as needed.
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