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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
2
An oil company advertises that daily consumer purchases act as votes in a free market. It argues that voting with purchases shapes which firms survive and which products continue, contrasting this with communism and socialism where top authority limits choice and competition.
County Extension Agent Dale Kasten urges farmers with seed for sale or sowing next spring to test seed this fall or early winter. Free testing at Purdue Seed Laboratory includes dormancy and legal status analysis. samples require representative portions and proper packaging.
The piece mocks Khrushchev and Burrows with satirical lines about leadership and history. It notes the leader remains alive and seen in his limousine while reflecting on past UN days and potential future political moves.
Letters were issued Monday for the Ed Crowell estate which totals 10000 dollars in real estate and 5500 dollars in personal property. The estate will be divided equally between the widow and son Joseph. Lewis N. Mullin serves as attorney for Mrs Crowell and as administrator.
Roscoe Robbins of Camden was taken from Memorial Hospital to Fix Nursing Home in Flora on Monday morning by Gentry Ambulance.
Mrs Katherine Birley of Delphi was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital Friday afternoon by the Cornell Ambulance.
Home made mincemecat available by order from Delphi Christian Church. Call LO 4-3074 or LO 4-2374 to place orders and pick up at noon Thursday November 19 at the church.
A columnist recalls President Hoover’s enduring service and presents a tale of two brothers branded ST for sheep thief. One dies from shame, the other lives quietly while a stranger infers ST stands for Saint, illustrating that reputation is found where it is sought.
Mrs Wanda Gibson of Route 4 Delphi was admitted to Home Hospital Monday morning via Cornell Ambulance. Miss Nancy Mills of Camden was taken from home to Memorial Hospital Saturday by Gentry Ambulance.
Jefferson Township Home Demonstration Club will meet at Hickory Grove Church on Thursday November 12 for a cooperative noon dinner. The project lesson is Landscaping and hostesses are Ida Peters Bessie Lilly and Louise Dimmitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Myer of Deer Creek purchased the Mrs. Jewell Thompson property in Flora. The buyers plan to remodel the house and rent it. Rinehart Real Estate Co. handled the transaction.
Words cannot express our gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives who helped during illness and death of our loved one Special thanks to Reverend Hurst to Mr and Mrs Melvin Jackson Mrs Theophile Mrs Roth Mrs Henderson Ladies of the Christian Church and the West Side Flower Club The family of Charlies Larimore
A Saturday before election column sketches Election Day humor and social anecdotes. It notes an amiable candidate trying to charm a young girl, a dress shop clash between Mrs Johnson and Mrs Lyndon Johnson lookalikes, and assorted voices from Lafayette Delphi and beyond.
The text explains draft registration at 18 and 1-A classification after, with deferments for critical civilian jobs, hardship cases, and college students. Deferment extends service eligibility to 39, versus 26 without deferment, and triggers six to eight years of service upon registration. It outlines active duty, Ready Reserve, Standby Reserve, and National Guard paths with varying active-duty and reserve terms, plus notes on entry age and training requirements.
Marilyn Underhill and B Jones exchanged nuptial vows with a Delphi and Flora area wedding party. The ceremony featured organ music and lace trimmed gowns, followed by a reception for about 200 at the Carroll County Country Club. The couple resides at 204 W Summit St Delphi and will honeymoon in Rockton Illinois and New York City.
The W C T A at Mrs. Orville Hathaway’s home held devotions led by Mrs. J Franklin Arthur. Mrs. Bernice Grassmyer reviewed the book The Eye Gate and Mrs. Virgil Gray was Delphi’s first One in a Million member. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hathaway with hostesses Mrs. Grace Burton and Mrs. Opal Dunn.
An expression of gratitude from the Crowell family for flowers, sympathy and acts of kindness after the death of their husband and father. They especially thank Reverend Glenn Friar, the Jackson Funeral Home, Mrs. Theophile, the organist and pallbearers, and all who offered support.
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