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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
2
A driver praises daytime headlights in heavy East snowfall to improve visibility. She notes others react with waving and signaling while some readers overinterpret headlight rules, and compares American caution with French driving habits during stoplight behavior.
A writer argues for using headlights in daylight on all roads and in all vehicles. He notes better visibility for oncoming traffic, reduces collision risk, and suggests daylight headlight use could become mandatory when changing lanes, comparing to turn signals.
Jennie Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Gerard route 1 earns a major role in Culver Stockton College world premiere The Man Who Lost the River to be staged March 17 18 and 19 at Canton Missouri The senior will portray Olivia wife of Samuel Clemens in a Bernard Sabath drama focusing on Mark Twain The production honors the Alexander Campbell Auditorium dedication directed by Joel Clemenhaga assistant professor of speech at Culver Stockton.
The list shows daily school meals from Monday February 21 to Friday February 25 with items such as oven fried chicken spaghettti meat sauce and beef with mashed potatoes. A note marks no school on Friday and winter vacation.
A sermon discusses condemnation in John 3 18 and 17, stressing belief in Jesus as the decisive act. It compares condemned souls seeking mercy to drivers heedful of warnings, urges personal reflection and acceptance of God’s Word for salvation.
Senator Vance urges open discussion on Southeast Asia policy and warns against reacting to events in Viet Nam. He cites Lincoln and Goldens as calls for full disclosure of facts to let the public judge the administration’s choices. The Delphi Presbyterian Women meet Feb 17 for luncheon and program.
A 1825 Pendleton execution marks the first white man hanged in America for killing Indians. James Hudson dies after confessed murder of Shawnee Ludlow and Miami Logan and their camp dependents. Sawyer and John Bridges follow, with John Bridge spared briefly before Governor Ray grants clemency.
The report notes that white men had been put to death for killing Indians for the first time, marking a controversial public justice moment in the era.
The Modern Homemakers Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday February 23 for an anniversary party at the American Legion Home in Delphi. Dinner is served at 7 o clock. Hostesses are Marilyn Baldwin Pat Mavity and Pearl Lines.
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