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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
2
National Pharmacy Week honors pharmacists across roles from community druggists to hospital and industry professionals. The piece notes pharmacists serve as information sources for patients and physicians, aiding drug therapy with new medicines and storage guidance.
Delphi Christian Church invites Saturday October 15 at 9 a.m. to the Assembly Room for United Fund contributions. Remember your gift supports eight agencies, not just one, and helps the community.
In July 1916 the famed race horse Dan Patch fell ill and died after a brief collapse in his stall at age 20. His owner Marion Savage also died within a day. Born in 1896 in Oxford Indiana, Dan Patch never lost a race and was known for speed and heart.
Indiana born pacer Dan Patch rose from a ungainly colt to a renowned stallion. Trained by Messner and Dan Patch’s handlers, he won races from Benton High School area to county fairs across Indiana and on the Grand Circuit in 1901. Sold for records, he earned about two million and set lasting pacing marks.
In Manchester we learned our goals were misdirected as heirs disputed a vast estate once tied to Mary Hamilton formerly Mary Kenworthy. Agents sought to unlock will nullities. the total value exceeded a million pounds in real estate and a wide array of personal property. We planned further correspondence from Liverpool, awaiting safer conditions.
The piece recalls childhood memories of grand city theaters churches and banks becoming more utilitarian with glass chrome and bright colors. It notes a shoe repair shop as a rare venue that evokes past sounds smells and scenes from youth while waiting for shoes to be repaired.
A narrator recalls family needs for half soles and buckles, waiting in a familiar shoe shop with its noisy machines. He notes the same courteous shoemaker, fair prices, and a homesick ache for days long past as his daughter’s shoes enter the scene. The piece ends with a sly remark about turning back the clock.
A verse reflection advice to youth in love and marriage. It contrasts glamour with unity in facing life noting dreams plans shared private jokes and inner secrets. It frames marriage as a way of living built on caring sharing loving and giving. Rainbow Mor Gasbord announcement follows.
Burlington Methodist Church hosts an all you can eat French fried chicken supper on Saturday October 15 1966 from 5 PM until ? Adults 1.50 and children 75 cents. Aimed at raising funds for church needs.
The license branch will be closed next Wednesday October 12 in observance of Discovery Day by order of the Commissioner of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Thelma L. Sines, Mgr.
Mindwell C. Wilson recalls a memorial service at Buck Creek Methodist Church for Lieutenant Charles Allen Knochel who died near Viet Nam in 1966. The ceremony honored his service with a baptismal font gift, flag display, and floral tributes as Rev. O P Manker led the congregation in prayer and memory.
A car promotion highlights the Mercury Cougar with optioned features including a Select-Shife Merc-O-Matic gear system, four-barrel Marauder 390 GT V-8, vinyl Oxford roof, sports console, Tilt-Away steering, power front disc brakes, and fingertip speed control on the turn signal lever, pitched by Mercury dealers.
Lois E. Lane reflects on a rabbit nibbling a red oak sapling and the teacher who urged watering it to prove it remains rooted. She draws a parallel to how well rooted children and teens, like her grandchild, can withstand mistakes and setbacks with support from parents teachers and church schools.
Betty Dawson asks readers to place orders for Christmas candy using the listed phone number 686 4980.
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