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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1964

Page

4

Sandra Groninger Named 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow

Sandra Kay Groninger of Camden High School tops a county written home making exam in December, becoming eligible for a General Mills scholarship among 102 awarded nationwide. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Groninger of Delphi route 3.

Sandra Kay Groninger Betty Crocker Camden High School General Mills Sandra Ben Groninger Route 3 Delphi

Marines Take Part in Backpack Amphibious Exercise Off Taiwan

Marine Lance Corporal Ronald D. Roberts of Delphi Indiana participates with Marine Motor Transportation Battalion Nine in Operation Backpack a joint US Nationalist Chinese amphibious drill off Taiwan. The exercise involves more than 40 000 men and 140 units aiming at a southern Taiwan beach assault to test Seventh Fleet readiness and allied cooperation. Robert D Compton of Camden Indiana on USS Ashland earns a January 16 promotion for leadership and duties aboard the ship aiding as a floating dock facility with Sixth Fleet operations.

Southwestern Taiwan FHTNC Ronald D. Roberts Lowell C. Roberts Route 4 Delphi Marine Motor Transportation Battalion Nine Seventh Fleet United States SEATO Far East USS Ashland Robert D. Compton USN Willard Compton Camden Ind Norfolk Sixth Fleet Mediterranean

Altar and Rosary Society Meeting at REMC

The monthly meeting is set for Thursday evening March 5 at 6 30 p m at the REMC. A cooperative supper will be served and members should bring a covered dish and table service. Joanna Barcellos the Brazilian exchange student will speak. Hostesses are Martha Clifford chairwoman Helen Clifford Dorothea Whistler and Dorothy Schmitter.

Altar and Rosary Society The REMC Joanna Barcellos Brazil Martha Clifford Helen Clifford Dorothea Whistler Dorothy Schmitter

Questers Meet Reviews God’s Oddling at Flora Library

The Questers gathered at Flora library with Ruth Edging of Camden delivering a review of Grace Stewart's God’s Oddling. Devo tions honored Lincoln and Washington, led by Mrs. Burr Baker. Roy Gregg led the business session. McPherson reported the treasurer’s figures.

Questers Flora Library Grace Stewart Ruth Edging Camden Burr Baker Lincoln Washington Roy Gregg McPherson Charles Harter Floyd Gish Earl Stewart Faye Wise Paul Crundwell

Birthday Dinner Hosted for Gene Turnpaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller hosted a birthday dinner Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Gene Turnpaugh of Morocco. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randle, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Randle, Mr. and Mrs. John Holman, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Robinson, and Sandy and Linda Birley.

Russell Miller Gene Turnpaugh Morocco Turnpaugh Charles Randle Aaron Randle John Holman Sylvester Robinson Sandy Linda Birley

Mu Phi Epsilon pledges Indiana University sophomore

Marcia Mason, a sophomore at Indiana University, was pledged by Mu Phi Epsilon honorary musical sorority. Members must show musicianship and receive faculty recommendation from the School of Music. Marcia is the daughter of Irene S. Mason, a Delphi Schools teacher.

Marcia Mason Indiana University Mu Phi Epsilon School of Music Marcia Irene S. Mason Delphi

Aleta Marie Scott Wins Farm Bureau Scholarship

Eighteen Carroll County women attended the 34th Women's Conference of the Indiana Farm Bureau Inc at Murat Temple Indianapolis February 18 19 where Aleta Marie Scott was awarded a $100 Farm Bureau Foundation scholarship. Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Scott Tippecanoe Township is a Delphi High School graduate and ISU Terre Haute freshman. Mrs Raymond Zink accepted the award on her behalf.

Carroll County Indiana Farm Bureau Inc Murat Temple Indianapolis Farm Bureau Matthew Welsh Aleta Marie Scott Robert Scott Tippecanoe Township Farm Bureau Foundation, Inc Scott Delphi High School Indiana State Terre Haute Raymond Zink Miss Scott Elver Pullen Clayton Million Farm Bureau Standard Township James Viney Clarence Cleaver Agnes Reed Charles Hoover Melvin Roach Don Dill Roy Slavens Harold Greer Junior Snider Leonard Downing Louise Morrow Fannie Blue Marion Langston Fred Stewart Don Henderson

Burlington Eastern Star Schedules Meetings and Events

Burlington Eastern Star will meet Thursday March 12 at 7 30 p.m. Public installation set for Wednesday March 25 at 7 30 p.m. Ralph Payne returns from Florida trip. Mrs Marian Bolinger undergoes eye surgery. Mrs Charles Bowman hosts Whatsoever Class at Christian Church. Mrs Imogene Austin shares Holy Land pictures at Russiaville PTA meeting.

Burlington the Holy Land Russiaville Parent-Teachers

Indoor seed starting guidance from Purdue horticulturists

Purdue extension horticulturists advise indoor sowing of cabbage in March and list timing for alyssum snapdragons argoratum petunias and more in the Indianapolis area. They describe a soil mix four inch pots humidity cover watering steps and gradual transplanting to peat pots before final outdoors.

Lafayette Purdue University Extension Indianapolis

Dress Up A Stew With Topping And Gentle Simmer

A steaming kettle of stew tempts on winter days. Top servings with biscuits pastry dumplings or a ring of rice for appeal. Keep liquid gentle and never boil during preparation.

Local Notes on Visits Moves and Illness in Lafayette Area

Mrs Homer Watkins returns home after surgery at St Elizabeth Hospital and visits with relatives in Lafayette from Wednesday through Sunday. Gary Lynch stays home due to illness. Chester Albregts and wife of Lafayette buy Henry Eaton farm near Brookston and plan moving in. Donald Horn family visit Battle Ground hosts Cecil Horn Jr and Cheryl Romney. Mrs Don Moore returns from Florida with Clyde Phillips group. Dolly Wilson hospitalized at St Elizabeth in room 357. Mrs Asher Deitz hosts luncheon bridge for Mrs Henry Eaton now moved to Delphi.

Homer Watkins St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Chester Albregts of Henry Eaton Brookston Donald Horn Robert Young Battle Ground Cecil Horn Jr Cheryl Romney Asher Deitz Delphi

Deaths Mrs Marie Welsh former Crawfordsville resident

Mrs Marie Welsh formerly of Crawfordsville died in a Miami Florida hospital on Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Friday at Hunt's Funeral Home in Crawfordsville. She was the sister of Mrs A B Lagle of route 1.

Marie Welsh Crawfordsville Miami, Florida Hunt Welsh A. B. Lagle

Grow Native Wildflowers Around Your Home This Spring

Purdue extension horticulturists advise duplicating natural conditions for spring blooming wildflowers. Transplanting should wait until fall. for spring, order plants commercially. Ferns need shade and moisture, best on north side, with other good spots including wooded slopes and shaded rock gardens. Native varieties include Dutchman's breeches, Virginia bluebells, bloodroot, trillium, native orchids, violets, and more.

Lafayette Purdue University Extension

Aquarium Plants for Lafayette Tanks

Purdue extension horticulturist Don Scheer recommends two main aquarium plants Vallisneria and Sagittaria for individual growth. Background choices Cabomba and Elodea suit 12 inch height. plant several together in a group to avoid browning leaves. Ensure healthy green plants with no odor, and provide eight hours of light daily with a proper aquarium lamp to prevent algae or weak growth. Keep plants away from the tank center for better appearance.

Lafayette Don Scheer Purdue University Extension Cabomba Scheer

Varieties of Roses Classified by Hybrid Tea Floribunda and More

Purdue University extension horticulturists describe three main rose classes: hybrid teas floribundas and grandifloras. They name Crimson Glory Picture Eclipse and Peace as notable varieties and note tree and miniature roses as unusual yet good plants. They advise ordering rose bushes now from reputable dealers.

Lafayette Purdue University Extension

Storing Hams in Refrigerator All Canned Hams

Canned hams should be stored in the refrigerator unless the label says otherwise. Some under three pound hams may be shelf stored. All hams except possibly country style with heavy cure should be refrigerated.

PNG Club of Adinah Rebekah Lodge Meeting

The PNG Club of Adinah Rebekah Lodge schedules a 7:30 p m meeting on Monday March 9 at Fern Bowman’s home with Maggie Kirkpatrick and Ruth Seward as assistant hosts. Mrs Abner Bowen and sister Margaret Green spent the weekend in Chesterton at Mrs Bowen’s daughter Mrs Howard Hageman.

PNG Adinah Rebekah Lodge Fern Bowman Maggie Kirkpatrick Ruth Seward Abner Bowen Margaret Green Chesterton

Delphi Couple Weds In Elaborate St Matthews Ceremony

Mr and Mrs Oliver Rex of Delphi unite their daughter Diane in marriage to Wilbur Miller of Camden at St Matthews Lutheran Church Delphi officiated by Reverend Dallas Landrum. The event features turquoise and blue décor, a four tier cake, and a post ceremony reception in the church social rooms. After June first the couple will reside route 2 Galveston.

L Jndy Rex Lonnie W. Miller St. Matthews Lutheran Church Delphi Dallas Landrum Deer Creek Oliver Rex Wilbur Miller Route 2 Camden Diane Mullin Gaylord Archibald Jamie Ann Robinson Nnie W. Miller John Richter Gary Larry Penn Bill Wray Rex Susie Liebert Kay Guckien Sherry Arnold Judy Draper Pamela England Jane Walker Mary Ann Smith Linda Williams Leanne Walters Delphi High School Camden High School Galveston Photo Burgman Studio Logansport

Bridge-A-Rama Sixth Session High Scores Team List

Mr and Mrs Garnette Smith Mrs Ed Wingard Jr and Mrs Gene Lahr Mrs Joe Fouts and Mrs Robert Pettiner posted high scores in the sixth session of Bridge-A-Rama.

Garnette Smith Ed Wingard, Jr Gene Lahr Joe Fouts Robert Pettiner

Carol Ervin and Don Rohrabaugh Wed in Fort Lauderdale

The February 5 wedding of Miss Carol Ervin and Don Robert Rohrabaugh took place at the Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Parents are Mr and Mrs G Ervin of West Lafayette and Mr and Mrs Roger Rohrabaugh of Lafayette. The Rohrabaughs formerly lived near Delphi and Don attended local high school. Both were Purdue students now at a Florida university and have set residence near Fort Lauderdale. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Oscar Rohrabaugh live on Flora Bringhurst road.

Carol Ervin Don Robert Rohrabaugh Presbyterian Fort Lauderdale Oscar Rohrabaugh Groom Flora-Bringhurst Road

Wesley Weds and Weekend News From Monticello

Wesley Weds hosts a class party March 8 at 7 30 p.m. James Terry Abbott returns from basic training at Ft. Knox for a two week furlough. Virginia Lyons hired as Farm Bureau Insurance secretary. Don and wife welcome a son born Saturday at White County Memorial Hospital. Purdue horticulturists share seed germination tips and home planting advice including azaleas and dwarf apple trees.

James Terry Abbott Matthew Jackson Ft. Knox Ft. Benning Georgia Virginia Lyons Bill Farm Bureau Insurance Office Don Davis Route 2 Monticello White County Memorial Hospital Don Yeoman

Vitamin C in Your Breakfast Orange Juices Compared

Pur sue University food specialist Marcile Allen explains that two oranges, half cup fresh orange juice, half cup single-strength canned juice, and half cup frozen reconstituted juice provide about the same vitamin C. She notes to compare price per four ounce serving and consider needs, preferences, storage, and prep convenience when choosing an orange juice product.

Lafayette Marcile Allen Pursue University Miss Allen

Lafayette Reset House Plants In Larger Pots

Horticulturists from Pur Due University advise moving house plants to pots one inch larger when roots form a dense mass. Use a mix of one half peat moss and one half loam for most plants, or one half loam and one half sand for cacti. Add fresh soil to fill the space, firm the soil, ensure drainage, and consider soluble fertilizer if needed.

Midwest Purdue University Lafayette Purdue University Extension Horticulturists

Broiling Guide for Steak Thickness and Spacing

A reminder on broiling steaks advises adjusting the pan and rack so the top surface of a one inch steak is two to three inches from the heat. A two inch steak should be three to five inches away. Steaks should be turned only once during broiling.

Tippecanoe couple rides southern trip and home project

Mr and Mrs Carl Cedarquist of Tippecanoe Township returned from a southern tour that included Mardi Gras in New Orleans time in Miami and a Bahamas cruise to Bimini. The Mel Smiths near completion of a new home replacing the old Everett Gay farm residence east of Brookstone, bought from Ned Sims last year. Raymond Day was taken to Home Hospital Lafayette Wednesday evening. Purdue horticulturists recommend Kokomo red fruited tomato for home gardens and note fusarium wilt resistance. Start gloxinias from tubers indoors and they’ll bloom in weeks. Lawn seed tips urge under 40 percent ryegrass and over 50 percent bluegrass.

Carl Cedarquist Tippecanoe Township Mardi Gras New Orleans Miami Bimini Bahamas Mel Smiths Everett Gay Brookston Mrs. Smith Ned Sims Purdue University

Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Held in Carroll County

The Carroll County Farm Bureau, Inc. will hold its annual meeting tonight at Carroll Consolidated School. Four township directors will be elected with candidates Adams Doug Million and Don Dill Burlington Rex Hinkle and John Harness Carrollton Lawrence Vass and Charles Dillman Deer Creek Charles Black and Bob Duff.

Carroll County ‘Farm Bureau, Inc Carroll Consolidated School Adams Doug Million Don Dill Burlington Rex Hinkle John Harness Carrollton Lawrence Vass Charles Dillman Deer Creek Charles Black Bob Duff

How to remove melted synthetic fiber from an iron

Purdue expert Elkin Minter explains the sticky residue from nylon and dacron on iron soles is melted fabric not starch. Heat the iron at a very low setting, rub with a steel wool soap pad dipped in acetone, then wipe clean with a damp cloth.

Lafayette Elkin Minter Purdue University Home Management

Tax Memorandums Mailed to Burlington and Democrat Residents

Tax memorandums are being mailed to Burlington and Democrat township residents. Remaining to be mailed are memos to the big four Tippecanoe Jefferson Deer Creek and Delphi townships.

Burlington Demorcrat Township Big Four Tippecanoe Jefferson Deer Creek Delphi

Corned Beef Hash Patties On Pineapple Rounds

A breakfast idea shapes one can corned beef hash into four patties. Each patty sits on a pineapple slice brushed with butter and bakes 15 to 20 minutes at 350 degrees F until lightly browned. Serve as a tropical breakfast surprise.

Delphi Art Club Meeting at Library Tonight

Members of the Delphi Art Club will meet at the library at 7 30 this evening Thursday March 5. Participants are to bring scissors oil paintings brushes and a tube of any color.

Delphi Art Club

Purdue tips on home economics and safety

Purdue specialists advise cooking vegetables until tender with minimal water and covering the pan. Remove scorched starch from the sole plate with a warm iron on waxed paper or damp cloth. For safety, avoid small stools rugs and clutter in rooms. Hang unused cords, use a wooden spool on the wall, and choose age appropriate clothing with a balanced skirt.

Purdue University Purdue University Home Management Specialists

Roxy Delphi Screens Record Attendance Movie

A record crowd is expected as the Roxy in Delphi schedules a peak attendance feature this Thursday Friday and Saturday. Movie details and showtimes assist local patrons planning weekend screenings.

Roxy Delphi

Arranging Furniture for Senior Citizen Comfort

Lafayette guidance from Ezelle Johnson of Purdue urges permanent room layouts prioritizing safety and ease of movement. Plan traffic lanes, door openings, and accessible storage, avoid small stools and scatter rugs, use rolling serving carts, better lighting, and light colored walls to brighten spaces.

Lafayette Ezelle Johnson Purdue University Miss Johnson

Grandchild Elizabeth Hosch Taken to St Elizabeth Hospital

Two year old Elizabeth Hosch was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital in Lafayette on Friday by the Cornell ambulance. She had been staying at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Wick Brown. Mrs C T Amick and Mrs Lytle Anderson left Friday for a trip south.

Elizabeth Hosch St. Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Cornell Wick Brown

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Gary Lynch Don Moore Ernest Davis Deerfield Beach Florida Clyde Phillips Moorehaven Dolly Wilson Jackson Ambulance Floyd Hodges Bahama Islands Ryland Pratt C. W Shank Lowery Flora Rohrabaugh Ervin Wesley Robert Maxwell Purdue University Horticulturists Walter Clawson S. Wash. Ph Raymond Day Home Hospital Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Purdue University Clothing Jack Lemmon Edie Adams Columbia Pictures Carol Lynley Dean Jones Imogene Coca Paul Lynde C. T. Amick Vianco Slaughter House Roth Park Mahlon Kerlin Steve Young Anthony Guidone Mgr Simonize Summit Beauty Shop Marjorie Shockey W. Summit St Elveio Company OF Indiana, Inc
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