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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
6
Carroll County 4 H leaders and Purdue attendees discussed a 1965 face lift for home economics judging now open to boys and girls. Emphasis shifts to consumer education with clothing and electric appliance selection, including school outfits and refrigerators.
Linda Louise McCracken became the bride of William E Dunk in a 2 30 pm Saturday January 2 double ring ceremony at the Pyrmont Church of the Brethren Reverend Iran Frantz officiated Palms and pink mums adorned the altar Mrs Paul Miller played organ selections Bride wore a full length satin gown with a sequin neckline and butterfly veil The couple’s parents are listed with Niagara Falls Ontario and Rossville New York attendees included Richard D Smith who gave the bride in marriage Sp 4 Dunk stationed at Lockport Air Force Missile Base They reside at 602 17th Street Niagara Falls New York
Farm management series led by Bob Hattersley begins February 2 at the County Extension Office Delphi. Three Tuesday sessions 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM cover farm economics, planning and money management with Kay Ayler assisting. Husbands and wives urged to attend. post-session one day per family analyzes operations. Purdue specialists may be scheduled if needed.
Short range and long range strategies promise the best profits to attendees over three days. Contact the Coun ty Agents Office Delphi as soon as possible to participate.
Caps will be presented to 133 freshman students at Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Friday January 15 at 7 PM in the White Cross Service Center. Ruthann Hausen Fluck of Cutler Indiana is in the class. The caps mark completion of first semester with graduation set for 1967.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a legislative and national security meeting on Tuesday eve January 19. Chairmen Mrs Bess Carey and Mrs Barbara Sterrett will outline programs for the second district meeting. A mid winter auction will follow, with saleable items and af fair foods requested.
Statistics released by E F Schenk of the Dun and Bradstreet Chicago office show Carroll County had 273 manufacturers wholesalers and retailers listed for January 1965 up from 256 in January 1964. The book notes firms seeking or granting credit and records 130 changes in listings over the year.
In a bid to update credit reports, Dun and Bradstreet will send annual requests to about three million businesses across all 50 states. The notices reach small corner stores with modest revenues and large corporations worth millions.
Nearly 200 dancers followed callers Gabe Owens and Pete Ham m at the Armory sponsored square dance. Midnight supper featured Melvin Victor Dale Kasten Wayne Zinn Carl Spear and Larry Shaughnessy. John Shaw Logansport and Gabe Owens Indianapolis also contributed to the program.
Miss Florence McCafferty is listed as a patient at St Elizabeth Hospital indicating her current admission status and care location.
The family of Harold Cree expresses sincere thanks to friends for cards floral tributes and kindness during bereavement. Special thanks to Sullivan Funeral Home Rev Orland Gibbons Rev Paul Davis Baptist Church ladies Mrs Kerkhove and the pallbearers.
Marine Private Richard L. Simons, son of Mrs. Viola L. Simons of RR 3, Delphi, completed recruit training on December 29 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Recruits undergo extensive physical conditioning, drill instruction, and 11 weeks of rifle and pistol marksmanship training.
Entertainment brief notes a free Col legium Musicum recital at Fowler Hall Purdue on Sunday January 17 at 2 30 P M with public attendance encouraged.
Mary Hawn and George Watts will be married at 3:30 p m Sunday January 17 at St Matthews Lutheran Church in a private ceremony.
Mrs Gene Maxwell is admitted as a patient at St Elizabeth Hospital. The note records her status as a current inpatient in the hospital’s care.
Public notice lists 400 E Clinton Street Frankfort Indiana as PCA Office with activities on Wednesday mornings at Delphi.
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