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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
2
The article marks March 20 as the spring equinox at 8 53 p m EST and notes widespread relief from harsh winter across the U S Indiana spared the worst. It highlights spring as a symbol of new life renewal and hopeful beginnings for troubled times.
Mr and Mrs William Schooler visit California with their son Bob and his family.
A pastor discusses child neglect through Proverbs 22 6 and Hebrews 2 3. He urges parents to nurture soul and spirit, take children to church, read the Bible, pray, and trust Christ, warning of eternal consequences for neglect.
Senator Hartke notes Indiana history exhibit at the Library of Congress Whittall Pavilion. The display, organized with L. Quincy Mumford, features rare books and manuscripts from colonial days, including a 1779 George Rogers Clark letter and a 1795 Fort Wayne map used by General Wayne. Highlights cover statehood documents, works by Indiana authors, and portraits of four Indiana vice presidents. Jay Wingard, a patient at Home Hospital, is mentioned in passing.
The library highlights new novels about John and Abigail Adams and Anya Seton's Avalon, plus mysteries by Christie and Coxe. Readers can explore space phenomena, biographies, Indiana history pamphlets, and numerous memory gifts from local supporters and clubs.
The family of Willard Bowen expresses gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown after his passing. Special thanks go to Dr Wise and staff James Sullivan Carter Funeral Home Rev Arthur Tennies American Red Cross relatives friends and neighbors for their support.
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and generosity after our house fire. Special thanks to the Camden Fire Department and Mr and Mrs Dallas Wilson for their help that night.
A Delphi Citizen column argues Americans must balance questioning policy with support for troops. It notes new war vocabulary hawks and doves and warns against letting partisan politics dictate national response. The piece urges measured debate on price and limits of economic and military strength.
The document lists a school lunch menu with daily items for Monday to Friday. It mentions lasagna, corn, pears, cottage cheese, ice cream, bread and butter, and milk. beef on bun, spinach, salad, peaches. submarine sandwiches, chips, lima beans, pecan candies, apricots, milk. pizza, hamburgers, vegetables, slaw, applesauce, bread. macaroni and cheese, green beans, hard boiled egg, jello, whipped cream desserts, bread and butter.
Mrs Reuben Smith presided at the executive committee meeting held at her home on Thursday February 7. Plans were laid for the county ring institute to be held in March. Refreshments were served.
Indiana's ex Governor Schricker recalls the Gary works rise sparked by United States Steel in 1906. Denoting the Calumet Township transformation from dunes to a booming industrial city, Gary's population surged to 133,911 by 1950 and annexations expanded the area beyond 40 square miles as steel industry roots spread through the region.
Mrs Donald C of Lafayette and daughter Jeanne visit Stella Givler. Faith Maxwell dismissed then returns to Home Hospital. Residents receive callers including Mummerts and Wysong. George Washington birthday tray favors from local clubs. Rosie Brown birthday 90 with plant gifts. Cottage Street Church of Christ holds services. Larry Locke delivers message. Indianapolis visitors call on Amanda Reynolds family.
Mrs Don Jewell of the Carroll County Migrant Council will present findings from a Kokomo conference on migrant care including day care centers and kindergartens. She will report to the Carroll County Migrant Council board and interested locals at 7 30 pm March 9 in Attorney Dick Bishop’s Flora office.
The Madison Township Home Demonstration Club will meet at the Radnor Methodist Church on Wednesday to discuss upcoming projects and plans for the community.
On day March 9 at 7 30 evening Mrs Delmar Bailey serves as hostess with help from Mrs Hazel Smith The project lesson focuses on landscaping techniques and planning for attendees to learn practical garden design skills.
Adina Rebekah Lodge No. 79 will hold its regular meeting Friday evening March 11 at 7 30 at the IOOF Hall. Degree staff practice will follow. All members are urged to attend.
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