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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
2
Nostalgic column recalls the old-time Fourth of July with flags bunting and fireworks, praising patriotism and public addresses. It notes modern life’s distractions and urbanization, then shifts to current wartime commitments in Viet Nam with Gerard Hanna and Art Politz serving abroad and U S resolve amid rising troop deployments.
Johnny McNair worries about hair loss using soaps and tonics and detergents. his scalp shows more each year. He hears being called an Egg Head is a mark of respect, then finds light in the fame of Winnie and Dwight and wonders about angels without hair.
In a Letters to the Editor from Delphi Indiana on June 28 1965 a correspondent corrects an error about a retirement date. The letter states full colonel Doc Lucas will retire August 31 not August 1 and signs off from Crestline Ohio. It also includes thanks from American Field Service students to Delphi for their hospitality during a June to July stay.
The Campbell property on Union Street hosts a two auction with antiques and odds and ends drawing many residents. The event doubles as part of a community effort tied to local education and the Delphi School Consolidation plan.
A cache of letters preserved by Frances Schley and Carl Broach of Lafayette contains reminiscences from L. Finegan and C. W. Rebman. The missives recount a 1882 1884 trek through Kansas Texas and Arkansas detailing wagon travel the Arkansaw river ferry, livestock trading and sheep losses, with personal regards to relatives and friends.
A playful dialogue hints at intertwined histories between Isa belle and NEXT to the Barn ette. The speaker muses on the scent of summer and asks what gives rise to a lingering smell as seasonal change approaches.
A tribute recalling Bernard Baruch and peers like Herbert Hoover and Winston Churchill. It notes Baruch rise from a humble office boy to a Wall Street figure who served as adviser to presidents while remaining private about public office. The piece reflects on enduring influence beyond official titles.
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