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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
2
In Delphi Indiana readers debate pornography and censorship. The piece surveys definitions of pornographic material and the roles of government social and personal censorship, arguing the core issue is crime and how society handles access to minds.
Senator Hartke reviews Indiana higher education beginnings from the State Seminary charter in 1820 to Indiana University opening in 1825 and notes earlier French mission schools. He contrasts early education with later political debates on excise taxes and civil issues, urging measured response to societal challenges.
A writer recalls aging and generational tension as youth mock older people while a father works long hours to support his family. He argues the middle generation bore hardship from the WPA era to breadlines and war, and laments being blamed for today’s woes while still seeking time to protest in song.
The listing shows daily meals for March 21 to 25. Items include fried chicken on Monday with ipea, cole slaw, fruit, bread and milk. Sloppy J on Tuesday with corn and applesauce. Roast turkey on Wednesday with mashed potatoes and gravy and green beans. submarine sandwiches Thursday with vegetables and Jello. spaghetti with meat sauce Friday with wax beans and cottage cheese plus milk.
Adina Rebekah Lodge No. 79 will hold its regular meeting Friday March 25 at 7 30 PM at the IOOF Hall. A birthday party for January February and March will be held during the social hour.
Emily Kimbrough a leading Indiana author earned a Bryn Mawr degree and edited at Marshall Field 1922 to 1927 later publishing works including Our Hearts were Young and Gay and How Dear to My Heart. Cardinal Joseph Ritter, New Albany native, rose from Indianapolis Cathedral assistant priest to Archbishop of St Louis after serving as Bishop of Indianapolis.
The Delphi Public Library serves adults with varied interests from farming to retirement planning and politics. Librarians source material from state libraries when needed and recent book orders include memorials from local groups. paperbacks offer affordable, flexible reading options.
Adams Township Farm Bureau met at Adams School with devotions by Ray Ralstin. Dan Baker of the Delphi Coop Store spoke on services for customers and Kelly Day of Camden fertilize r plant discussed fertilizer needs to grow more corn. Reports covered the Woman's Leader Conference in Indianapolis and REMC convention in Las Vegas. A cooperative supper is planned for April 12 with Jefferson Township Farm Bureau as guests. Clay ton Million and Esther Million chaired the committee.
Rev Charles DuMond will conduct evangelistic meetings at the Pittsburg Church of the Brethren from Sunday March 27 to Saturday April 2 at 7 30 each evening. Topics cover Every Christian a Minister Eden Reversed The Word and the Deed The Way to Immortal Life Division With Purpose That the World May Know Christ Sacrificed for Wayward Men. DuMond has served Prairie View KS Douglas Park Mission Chicago Hutchinson KS and Elkhart IN where he is pastor. his father was longtime Flora Church of the Brethren pastor. Mrs Joe Bontrager will direct hymn singing and other churches will contribute musical selections. Community invited to all meetings.
I thank my friends for their cards flowers gifts visits and calls while I was in the hospital and since returning home Mrs Jessie Oswald
Readers are invited to recycle their unwanted paperbacks. Drop off your used books so others can enjoy them, supporting a shared, affordable reading culture.
A short devotional asks readers to assess their relationship with God. It contrasts certainty in Christ with uncertainty in self and church membership. It cites John 8 44 and 1 John 3 10 and urges repentance and faith in Jesus for salvation by grace. It invites readers to write for prayer support.
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