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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
2
A Richmond rabbit allegedly drank a guest’s martini and chewed shoes, part of a string of bizarre insurance claims. Incidents include a Wheel ing wig loss, a skunk encounter in Burlington, a Rochester goat biting $85, a pheasant breaking a window and laying an egg, and a Spokane camp trailer mishap ending with a naked chase.
Warning urges constant vigilance as statistics show many child poisonings from household products. labels and safe storage are essential. Michigan’s pharmacy group introduces new poison labels replacing skull and crossbones to curb accidental exposure viewed as product endorsement by children.
A weekly WSAL segment praises area service and attitudes as a good customer experience. The writer visits Delphi Floraji and other towns, noting helpful clerks, refunds without hassle, and friendly service. He argues towns should build goodwill, not treat customers as nuisances, to encourage repeat visits.
Compiled sketch of Walter A. Compton a Miles Laboratories executive born 1911. Profiles also cover Ruth, Marguerite Young, Janette Covéi Nolan and others with Indianapolis Evansville ties and various works.
School lunch menu lists meals from March 28 to April with items like pizza ham burger buttered spinach corn applesauce bread and milk on Monday and varied entries including barbecue pork on byn and succotash on Tuesday and chicken and noodle on Wednesday. The week closes with baked chili con carne cheese crackers and lettuce and Friday features oven fried fish with buns cod peas and cole slaw plus milk.
Grace Sharp thanks friends for cards flowers and visits during her recent hospitalization and birthday observance expressing sincere gratitude for the support and kindness shown.
James Itling announces DHS honor roll for the grading period with multiple grades. Names include HIGHEST HONORS recipients such as Clark Adams Jan Arnold and many more across grades 1 7 8 9 10 11 13.
A sermon urges facing death and eternity, contrasting heaven for believers with hell for the unbeliever. It cites Revelation and Luke, urging readers to choose salvation today and assure a heavenly home through Christ.
Carroll County farmers have signed up in excess of 9 000 acres to be diverted under the 1966 Feed Grain and Wheat Diversion program Robert Reiff ASC County Committee chairman reports Benefits include diverted acre payments and price support and offer farmers a guaranteed income from a portion of feed grain base acres regardless of costs or weather. Corn growers urged to maintain stock levels and participate fully to keep market price in the 1 25 to 1 30 per bushel bracket.
Wheat producers who seed within or near allotments may earn cash certificates on projected production up to 45 percent of their farm allotment. The payment adds to harvest profits at local elevators in July and could total about 1.22 to 1.25 per bushel in Carroll County. Signup closes with business on April 1 1966 per Chairman Reiff.
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