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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
2
Rev. Lynn Garth explains Lent as a forty day period preceding Easter, excluding Sundays, with roots in early church practice. He notes Lent’s focus on self denial, penitence, and preparation for the resurrection, citing historical figures and the Council of Nicaea.
Sorority pledge Alexis Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Smith is among coeds pledging social sororities at Indiana University Chi Omega pledged Miss Smith Rush at I U deferred basis requires campus residence one semester and a C grade average
Inez Thiess Lorene Rider and Helen Kurtz were initiated into Dyson Boothroyd Women’s Relief Corps No 280 at the February 4 meeting in the RFMC auditorium Civil Defense pictures were shown by Ralph Rohrabaugh Paul Achers and Ray Rees Gertrude Sheets and Janie McHaley served refreshments and the door prize was won by Mary Martin The next meeting is March 3 at 7 00 p m
The Major Mrs Wilson's column will appear periodically in The Citizen, beginning this week at her request it will not be a weekly feature.
A reader urges saving Lovers Lane on his Delphi farm from destruction for a run around, recalling its long history. A second letter outlines a Senate bill proposal for student aid, including loans, scholarships, and work programs, to help low and middle income families access higher education.
A humorous poem by R. L. Hunter jabs at U S foreign aid to France and Castro's actions. It mocks missteps in diplomacy and a string of domestic woes from winter games to public unrest, framing the nation as a target of comical criticism.
A letter from ART explains how a compact plant lets workers own projects from start to finish. He notes openness to praise, minimal interference, and ready repairs as keys to better labor relations and personal investment in each job.
Leroy Franklin son of Mr and Mrs Harold Franklin is on a tour of duty with the United States Navy and has been reassigned to Seattle Washington His new address appears as SK3 Leroy Franklin USS Waccamaw AD109 c o FPO San Francisco Calif to receive mail from friends
War ranty deeds and QCD transfers listed with various grantees and trustees. Notable moves include $50,000 transaction from Carl S. Pothuisje guardian to Elsie Myers and other controlled transfers among Myers Brass and Crum families. Executors and administrators appear in multiple entries.
The report details improvements since 1961 including a juvenile catalog cabinet from Tri Kappa, air conditioning, a new global globe, basement redecoration and bound newspaper files, upgraded lighting, a water cooler gift from Psi Iota Xi and its auxiliary, and extending service to four townships Madison Liberty Rock Creek and Tippecanoe with school-day checkouts and summer book stations.
The menu for Delphi High School lists meals for February 17 to 21. Monday offers baked ham slices with sides, Tuesday features hot dog on bun, Wednesday serves chicken and noodles, Thursday presents barbeque beef on bun, and Friday prepares macaroni and cheese with accompaniments.
Multiple service notices detail Army Pvt Herbert L Campbell at Fitzsimons General Hospital Denver Colo Marine PFC Gary T Anderson at El Toro Santa Ana Calif and aviator Jeffery J Snavely with Patrol Squadron 44 in the Caribbean Army PFC Charles R Martin at Fort Wainwright Alaska in Exercise Polar Siege and other service assignments and family ties.
The article outlines two volunteer categories in Girl Scouting and stresses the crucial role of a qualified troop leader. It describes needed training from the Tribal Trails Council and lists key leadership roles, training courses, and council support to empower leaders serving girls seven to seventeen in seven counties.
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