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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1960
Page
2
Community leaders and philanthropic groups will meet at the REMC auditorium next Monday to consider forming a United Fund for Carroll county. The Citizens endorse the idea with conditions, noting drives rely on volunteers and urging generous, ongoing support if a fund is established.
Tippecanoe township Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday January 20 at 1 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Madie Thompson. Members will discuss a woman president and valentines for Riley Hospital and the School for the Deaf. Dues are due. assisted by Mrs Hazzard Fenn and Miss Frieda Burgitt.
Ren C Groninger Carroll County ASC Chairman says the final date for farm-stored and warehouse loans and Purchase Agreements on 1959 soy beans wheat oats rye barley and grain sorghums is February 1 1960. Producers should apply at the Carroll County ASC Office on or before February 1 1960.
Enid Rule, long time linotype operator at The Citizen, will move to Indianapolis next week to join the Star News as a substitute linotype operator, then take a permanent position with the state paper. The Mail Box column bids farewell as the Delphi staff recalls past colleagues and memories, noting Enid's 13 years of service and family ties in the community.
Readers from Homestead Florida Spokane Washington Wheaton Illinois and Milwaukee share holiday memories travel plans and personal notes. They mention weather snow absence in Indiana and California plans plus reminiscences of family military service and former contacts with The Citizen staff.
Sandra Piatt of Yeoman becomes treasurer of the Delta Zeta sorority at Indiana University. The sophomore will serve in this role for the coming year.
Jefferson Township Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday January 18 at 7 30 PM at Yeoman School. Purdue students will present several musical numbers.
Flora voters hear that Bill Baum will lead the police force replacing Dale Reppert who resigned effective January 16 after citing on duty injuries and health reasons in a December 28 letter. The board also names Charles Crawford utilities manager Royce Myers building and street commissioner Cliff Bosworth sewage utility George Baum Parks Young assistant Lynn Fisher water Amzie Marley parks William Briggs town attorney Charles Stouse fire chief.
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The Charles Carroll Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Friday January 15 at 12 30 PM for a luncheon at the regent Mrs Robert Van Natta's home.
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