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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
2
A local safety message urges families to inventory medicines and cleaners during National Poison Prevention Week. It warns about childhood poison deaths and stresses locked storage for aspirin pills heart tablets sleeping capsules and household solvents and fuels to prevent accidental ingestion.
A biased critique argues medical lobby delays in Medicare reform show doctors’ detachment from patient costs and the Eldercare plan signals belated action. The notice also reports Linda Ruenell Shives and Frank Ello Jr. engagement with wedding planned in May.
I express appreciation for the cards and visits I received during my hospital stay and after returning home. Ray Shertzer.
A column recaps reminiscences from readers in Indiana and beyond. A poem about liver once given free by a butcher contrasts with current prices. A Sharp Point Band program from 1898, notes on local visits, a humorous telephone quip, and a graceful nod to Enid Rule Bredl highlight community life and nostalgia.
Poem by R. L. Hunter reflects on national blessings and the challenge of integration. It urges recognizing shared heritage and seeking common ground amid societal tensions. The piece emphasizes perseverance, peace, and harmony for all citizens.
Magdalen McCain Clifford writes to cancel Delphi paper subscription as Hugh, 84, recovering from a stroke, can no longer read. She notes they will miss The Mail Box and that they no longer know many locals.
A weekly school menu lists meals from March 22 to March 26. Items include Fried Chicken and vegetables on Monday, Hot Dog with Bun on Tuesday, Beef Vegetable Soup and sandwiches on Wednesday, Bar By Beef with Bun on Thursday, and Spaghetti with Meat Sauce on Friday along with milk and desserts.
The Clay Harmony Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday March 24 at the home of Mrs. Orpha Goslee with assistant hostesses Mrs. Robert Neuen schwander and Mrs. Gene. Deventions will be given by Mrs. Harold Chittick and Kay Ayler, Home Demonstration Agent, will speak on her work in Ethopia. A miscellaneous sale will be featured.
Bill Politz, a 1964 Delphi High School alumnus, has enrolled in the Business Administration School of International College in Fort Wayne. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Politz of Delphi.
A digest of dessert preparations from the 1877 cookbook including Stone Cream Velvet Cream and Coffee Cream. The methods describe isinglass, cream, wine or coffee infusions, lemon, sugar, and mold setting with gelatine and ice. It notes preparation steps and serving suggestions with historical culinary terms.
March 4 event recreates Lincoln’s Second Inaugural moment with Robert Ryan as Lincoln. Dore Schary directs filming for global broadcast by US Information Agency. Schoolchildren and dignitaries witness the Civil War era homage echoing today.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Zartman return from a three weeks trip to Florida visiting son Captain John Zartman and family at Fort Walton Beach and touring St Augustine and other vacation spots.
The will of Paul R. Quick was probated with his wife Helen as lifetime beneficiary and Richard Quick as reseptive heir. Executor bond set at $3,000. Obear and Overholser represent the estate. David R. Baum authorized to pay $23,500 toward claims against Margaret F. Baum estate. Eight damage claims total $760,000. Margaret LaDora Beard granted divorce.
The CWF general meeting held March 15 in the church parlor with Maxine Henderson presiding. A nominating committee report was given and plans were made for a Mother Daughter banquet in May. The group also voted to buy a film strip projector.
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