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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
2
A town columnist argues high auto insurance costs reflect overblown premiums and suggests reform ideas. He notes rising theft related rates and compares insurer payouts to personal value, proposing higher deductibles and proof of coverage with license issuance to encourage safer driving.
Darrell Bailey presided at the Madison Township Boys 4-H Club meeting held June 8 at New Hope School. Kevin Fossnock and Bob Lamb led pledges. roll call answered Favorite Month. The club schedules a hayride for Friday July 8.
Members gather at New Hope School for supper at Flora Park with guests welcome. The next meeting is scheduled for June 22 at 8 p.m. at the same New Hope School. Carol Cleaver, reporter.
John B. Duret born January 22, 1796 near Detroit of French parentage. He rose from pupil to clerk in Detroit then joined fur trade routes to Fort Wayne and Logansport. Elected Cass County Clerk of the Court Auditor and Recorder from 1829 until his death January 5, 1855, he married Elizabeth Bell and had seven children.
Nearly 300 Indiana women from 90 counties filled half the Senate Office Building auditorium with a gray and red garbed chorus. They joined Purdue's Varsity Glee Club for a Washington visit tied to Indiana’s Sesquicentennial events. The evening featured Hoosier songs and a Library of Congress reception, underscoring Indiana’s 150-year identity in the nation’s capital.
The writer argues mothers symbolize softness while fathers embody steadfast family strength. He likens a father to a corner post, the essential base on which the rest of the family fence depends, noting the biblical emphasis on addressing the Father in prayer.
The Shultheis family expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for the thoughtful cards gifts and calls honoring Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shultheis on their Golden Anniversary.
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