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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
2
Richard O Bennett warns winter driving lowers sight and visibility. A four point plan urges clearing snow from all windows and checking heater defroster wipers and blade condition. He stresses proper lighting and clean lenses plus avoiding parking lights in dusk and low visibility.
A 12 year old boy at Harrow is described as the worst pupil with a lisp and stutter yet a fearless reader and war game enthusiast. Critics urge removing him from boarding school, addressing speech, building family ties, and fostering better study habits to shape a well rounded personality. The piece speculates whether such guidance could have shaped a future Churchill.
Leanna Eikenberry daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Eikenberry finished a Brethren Volunteer Service training course in New Windsor Maryland. She begins a ten month assignment in office work and research in Washington DC with the Women s International League for Peace and Freedom.
Readable notes recount the closing of The Dog House eatery after eleven years and the Mrs Warren Messick enterprise. A Santa Claus window figure at Fowler Furniture underwent a comic “operation.” The column closes with a Make Merry class prophecy of an era ending and a humorous TV recipe ends another epoch.
A personal verse by R L Hunter recalling childhood days with Bill, growing up together, marrying, and raising a family while balancing work and faith, ending with a sentiment to do it all again at Christmas.
The week lists meals from December 14 to 18. Each day features a main dish, vegetables or sides, a dessert, bread and butter, and milk, with varied options from beef and sloppy joe to fish and chips.
Mr and Mrs Donald Rhine and family visited Delphi with Mr and Mrs John Rhine. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday December 15 at Mrs Thomas Witter home for the annual Christmas party with a carry in supper and a $1 gift exchange. Mr and Mrs James Arnold and daughter and Mr and Mrs William Enoch of Cutler visited Mr and Mrs Roy Larimore on Sunday.
Gilbert F. Pugh offers interlocking rubber mats for homes and businesses at seven dollars per section plus freight. Delivery takes 16 days, with welcome mats in stock. Address: 522 North Wilson Street, Delphi Indiana.
The Cub Scout Pack No 165 held its November 24 1964 meeting at the Boy Scout Cabin led by new Cubmaster William Dunn. Den No 4 opened the session and several new cubs received Bobcat pins and Wolf books while veterans earned silver arrows silver wolf badges and other awards. The next pack meeting is set for December 22 at 7 30 pm at the National Guard Armory and Mrs Tom Peters will oversee the used uniform pool.
Charles L. Foster of Monticello writes to express sympathy with editor Johnson after repeated press disruptions by unknown saboteurs described as gremlins. He asks why such incidents occur during busy seasons and hopes the worst is over.
Mrs. Charles Larimore has been discharged from St. Elizabeth Hospital and is staying with her daughter Mrs. Don Metzger. Mrs. Forest Lynch was a patient at St. Elizabeth Hospital for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hickman report a freezer on their back porch emptied of meats vegetables and fruits by an unknown person or persons.
The Naomi Circle of the Christian Women's Fellowship at Delphi Christian Church will gather at Geneva McCain's home on Monday evening December 14. A 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper will be served followed by a $1 gift exchange.
Legal notice announces a public hearing on the proposed transfer of a Beer Liquor and Wine Retailer permit to Ames Lyle A Markle for a restaurant at 124 E Main St Delphi Indiana. The applicant seeks transfer from M W Tavern Inc. The investigation will be open to the public and public participation is vested. By W F Condor.
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