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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1966

Page

7

Worthy Grand Matron visits three OES chapters

About 125 people attended the 9 February event at Camden Masonic Hall as Carroll Chapter 475 Rose Chapter 36 and Deer Creek Chapter 443 hosted the Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Sallie Turner of Muncie. The program included a baby dedication and floral tributes, with honors to Grand Patron Clayton Herrick of Fort Wayne.

Carroll Rose Deer Creek Camden Masonic Hall Sallie Turner Muncie Turner Maxine Fewell Kekomo Caryl Neal Kirklin Arlene Tyner Rose Chapter Evelyn Chapman Carroll Chapter Sallie Faye Gerbens 15Th Tyner Gree Clayton Herrick Fort Wayne Martha Morehouse Floyd Hodge Roseter Max‘Fewell Kine Moser Helen M. Mitchell Carya Neal Berdenia Ball Fulton Mary Corstelious Elwood Laura Barker Greensburg Camden Dena Kesling Helen Wilson Daryl Neal Herrick Esta Carter

Kindergarten to Start February Twenty-Eight at Presbyterian Church

CUTLER The Day Kindergarten will begin February 28 in the south room of the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Fred Clem as teacher. Rev. and Mrs. Gayle Beanland and children visit. they are Africa missionaries doing extra work at Indiana University.

Presbyterian Church Fred Clem Gayle Beanland Don Kastner Beanland Africa Indiana University Beanlands Joe Sheagley Community Hospital Kokomo

Newlyweds Schauer Honored At Delphi Open House

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schauer were honored at an open house hosted by the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Connie Cripe of Delphi. The couple, formerly Carol Cripe, wed January 8 in Monticello. Blue and white decor featured blue hyacinths, bells, and candles. They reside on route 2 in Monticello and both work there.

Rae Cloe Charles Sharon Greenwood Russell Shaffer Roy Bowman South Bend John Kirkpatrick Veterans Hospital of Bert Pullen Connie Thomas Schauer Schauers Route 2 Moniticello

Brownie Troop No. 60 Meets at Library

Brownie Troop No. 60 met at the library on Friday February 4. First-year pins were awarded to Ruth Ann Abel Leslie Adams Monta Kay Bell Jenny Landes Melissa Mears Vicky Overholser Martha Anne Peters Debra Tharp Judy Van Sickle and Tricia Yates. Second-year stars went to Robin Best Cathy Hammel Rhonda Hawkins Dorothy Mears Nancy Shertzer Julie Underhill. Susan McKinley attended her first meeting with games and refreshments. Leaders are Mrs. Gerry Underhill Mrs. David Hanna and Mrs. Dean Overholser.

Ruth Ann Abel Leslie Adams Monta Kay Bell Jenny Landes Melissa Mears Vicky Overholser Martha Anne Peters Debra Tharp Judy van Sickle Tricia Yates Robin Best Cathy Hammel Rhonda Hawkins Dorothy Mears Nancy Shertzer Julie Underhill Susan McKinley Gerry Underhill David Hanna Dean Overholser

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