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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
2
A playful verse describes a single elusive typo that survives final edits and presses. The boss groans as the error grows from a minor slip to a mountain before print, while the copy reader laments and the rest of the issue remains clean.
Henry B. Wilson a Delphi resident will receive a 60 year plaque from Mt Olive Lodge No 48 F and AM at a 630 PM Saturday ceremony on November 21 1964. The event honors his 61 plus years in the Masonic Order and also includes 50 year gold awards for five other Mt Olive members.
A long, chatty Mail Box column recalls Virginia accents preserved with corn meal and borax, stories from Charlottesville and Rockingham County, and a Munster Indiana reader sending thanks. It notes Isabelle Swatts in East Chicago and Esther Shirk Ray in Tallahassee, and ends with a 1877 coffee making recipe from The Young Wife's Cook Book.
Monday November 23 offers Spaghetti with Meat Sauce and salad with peaches. Tuesday November 24 features Hot Dog with Bun, buttered vegetables, tomato, apple and milk. Wednesday November 25 serves Roast Turkey Sandwich with gravy mashed potatoes green beans cranberry jelly pumpkin pie with whipped cream bread and butter. Thanksgiving Vacation for Thursday through Friday November 26 and 27.
Word Friday that Company B 2d Bi 293d Infantry of Delphi and Monticello will participate in Guard-Lift II this summer. The program moves one third of the 38th Infantry Division to Puerto Rico for two weeks of training June 12 to 17 1965. Other units include 2d Bn 293d Inf Frankfort Co A 2d Bn Attica Co C 2d Bn Rensselaer 3d Bdg HQ Evansville 1st Bn Muncie 2d Bn 152 Inf Fort Wayne plus units statewide. Company B Pre IG inspection Nov 17 and Annual Federal Inventory due Nov 30 to satisfy 5th Army inspection Jan 23 1965. About six county residents toured the Armory last weekend Lewis Morgan enlisted Harold Evans Flora will leave November 30 for six months active duty. For details call LO 4-3458.
Mr and Mrs Paul Vianco express gratitude to friends after a Wednesday fire at their home. They acknowledge community support and ask for no additional details at this time.
An editorial voice argues Kennedy was immortalized too quickly and that the nation mourns a genuine man as much as a folk hero. The piece recalls his bright smile, pride he inspired, and Molly Kazan's remark that he gave people pride in being human.
A bake and food sale by Tri Kappa is planned at Walter Clawson’s Store on Saturday November 21 at 9 A.M. Proceeds support the group’s community activities. Local shoppers are invited to attend.
The Purdue education department reports the largest fall cohort of student teachers, with about 500 more expected to enter elementary and secondary programs this October. Completion in Carroll County schools includes Nicholas Steill industrial arts and Gerry Porter physical education and math at Carroll Consolidated and Delphi. Lois Hershberger Emily Hill Betty Wade elementary. Susan Thompson home economics. Maurice Godfrey physical education and social studies. Larry Howell physical education and biology. Gail Wolf Spanish.
In loving memory of Samuel Lang who passed away November 17 1944 twenty years ago. He is missed by his mother and brother Bill Lang Jr and family. Memorial note recalls his toil and rest in Heaven and asks for God’s comfort.
A reflective verse notes sports shifting from baseball to football and basketball as seasons end and begin. It contrasts the crowd’s zeal with a widow at home, highlighting the personal cost behind local sport fervor.
Virginia Dishon expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers cards and gifts after hospital stay and for being selected as a Lions Cheer Club member.
A heartfelt thanks goes to Camden, Flora and Delphi Fire Departments and to friends and neighbors who aided in fighting the fire that burned through Albert’s corn field and into Hazel Jackson Asa Cohee.
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