Mindwell Crampton Wilson Quietly Retires From Delphi Citizen Column
Mindwell Crampton Wilson, longtime Delphi columnist and editor, retires from At the Mailbox a weekly feature started in childhood. Her husband Henry Wilson supported her career. the couple influenced Carroll County journalism and Indiana women's press circles through the Delphi Citizen and related chapters.
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Mindwell
Henry
A. B. Crampton
Carroll County
Weekly Times
Mama Crampton
Big Brother
Charlie
C. C. Crampton
Crampton
Wilsons
Canada
Delphi
Delphi High School
Midwelt
Purdue
Ott School of Expression
Indiana University
Henry B. Wilson
School of Chemical Engineering
Papa
Copper Cliff
Ontario
Henry B
Cobalt
Canadian Copper Company
Indiana
Thyrza Henry
Patton
Citizen
Women’s Press Club of
D.A.R
Charles Carroll
American Association of University Women
Junto Club
Papa’ Wilson
Welsh expedition legends before Columbus in North America
The article surveys legends of white and Welsh presence in North America before 1492. It cites sources from Clark to Catlin, mentions Prince Madoc and his supposed 1170 voyage, and notes scattered Welsh inscriptions and stories about ancient white tribes and early routes through the Ohio Valley and the southwest.
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North America
George Burder
London
John P. Campbell
Chillicothe
Ohio
George Rogers Clark
John Filson
Cotton Mather
George . Croghan
Abraham Chaplain
Clark
Kaskaskias
Tobacco
Alexander
McKee
Cornstalk
Thomas A. Hinde
Jacob P. Dunn
Jeffersonville
Jonathan Taylor
Hubbard Taylor
Clark County
John B. Campbell
West
Virginia
Falls of the Ohio
Ohio River
Clarksville
Morgan Jones
Tuscaroras
Pontigo River
Cape Atres
Carolinas
George Catlin
Upper
Missouri
Madawe
Casa Montezuma
Casa Grande
Montezuma
Madoc
Owain Gwynedd
Wales
Snowdon
Nant Gwynant
Sir Thomas Herbert
Newfoundland
Einion
Rhyd
Idwal
New World
Mexico
Madoc Ap Owen
Prince Madoc
America
Establish a Home Fire Drill During Fire Prevention Week
Fire Prevention Week urges families to stage a home fire drill and preplan evacuation. Create a meeting place away from the home and practice orderly exit to reduce confusion and save lives.
Calendar of Annual Events in October Celebrates Food and Safety Weeks
The list highlights Be Kind to Consumers Month Biscuit Muffin Month Fish and Seafood Let s Go Hunting Cheese Festival Pretzel Week Raisin Trick or Treat for Halloween Restaurant Month Science Youth Yambilee Eggtober Rice Harvest Festival Fire Prevention Week Pass the Laugh Week Letter Writing Week National Pharmacy Week Save the Horse Week National Newspaper Week National School Lunch Week Columbus Day with flag National Fan Club Week National Macaroni Week honors elbow macaroni spaghetti egg noodles and other shapes for dining variety.
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Hallowe’en
Dead stock removed from Delphi Lo cal area
Delphi Idaville Yeoman and Cutler patrons call Delphi LO 4 2436. Bill Myers agent.
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Delphi
Idaville
Yeoman
Cutler
Bill Myers
See Indiana First promotes state heritage and sites
The letter urges a See Indiana First program highlighting Indiana’s scenic and historic spots. It recalls Portland Arch near Attica, Wyandotte Cave near Corydon with its underground passages, Vincennes’ founding and Clark’s 1779 defense, Fort Wayne’s canal era, and the Lincoln boyhood country. It stresses publicizing Indiana’s rich heritage to national and local readers.
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Johnson
America
Portland Arch
Attica
Fountain Area
Wabash
Virginia
Wyandotte Cave
Corydon
Vincennes
George Rogers Clark
Northwest Territory
United States
Indiana Territory
Lincoln
Mississinewa
New Harmony
Bond sales rise in Carroll County and state totals
Morris W. Clem reports August savings bond sales in Carroll County reached 39576 versus 18379 the prior year. Statewide August sales totaled 10135127, up 0.34 percent from August last year.
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Morris W. Clem
Carroll County
U.S. Savings
Weekly School Lunch Menu October Breads and Milk Listed
The menu covers Monday through Friday with meals including pork tender loin on bun and buttered spinach on Monday, chili con carne on Tuesday, ham salad sandwich on Wednesday, Spanish noodles on Thursday, and baked perch on Friday. Each day features sides such as milk, bread, vegetables, and desserts like cinnamon applesauce fudge cake and cherry pecan tart.
Card of Thanks for 61st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Emrick express sincere appreciation to relatives friends and neighbors who remembered them on their sixty first wedding anniversary with generous kindness and support.
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John Emrick
Delphi Oracle Says features McCall in Delphi era basketball
A 1946 1947 file review highlights The Delphi Oracle section in The Citizen with Coach Elmer McCall image. Alabama paper clipping notes Carl Schaeffer dental surgery and tough basketball conditions after Georgia Tech game. References include St Lawrence Seaway piece and a "Cornbelt Wants an Ocean" article plus kitchen range innovations.
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Citizen
Delphi Oracle
Elmer McCall
Alabama
Shaeffer
Carl Schaeffer
Georgia Tech
St. Lawrence Seaway
Fall 1946 Carroll County items and events
In fall 1946, WIBC show at Armory sponsored by Band Parents, a Girl Scout fund drive, weddings of Elmer Weaver and Edna Mae Raber, Max Gerber buys Globe Valve, Townsend campaigns at Armory, Citizen buys Camden Record-News, McCormick resigns as police chief, Mary Ann Hyman earns 10 solo flight hours. Photographs show class officers and veterans, Bob Crosby anecdote in Chicago, and a security-scam warning about faulty investments and careful spending.
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WIBC
Armory
Elmer Weaver
Delphi
Edna Mae Raber
Camden
Max Gerber
Globe Valve
M. Clifford Townsend
The
Citizen
Camden Record-News
Tim McCormick
Mary Ann Hyman
Carroll County
the Citizen
Carolyn Coble
Dick Hatton
Phyllis Ayres
Donna Timmons
Bill Roach
Kathleen Fife
Roy Sheets
Ed Brown
Joan Bradshaw
Bob Mills
Della Herr
Joan Clifford
Wilbur Smith
Dick Coble
Indiana University
Jack Clifford
Don Bowman
Purdue
Bob Crosby
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Weekly Times
Vintage ads and catalogs highlight 1928 1929 prices
The notice recaps old price points for Success ful Farmer magazine at five cents per copy and five years for a dollar, compares it with a new magazine catalog offering five years for three dollars, and lists ads for a Nash 400, Model A Ford production goals, Flex-O-Glass pricing, and various lamps and heaters from the era.
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Dick Davis
Farmer
Popular
Ford
Local Births and Patients List in Burlington Area
Mr and Mrs Dick Eller are parents of a son born at Howard Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs Max Ehrman are the parents of a daughter. Mrs Mary Rhine is a patient at St Josephs Hospital Kokomo recovering from surgery. Walter Tenbrook is a patient at Tipton Hospital.
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Vera Gilbert
Dick Eller
Howard Community Hospital
Max Ehrman
Mary Rhine
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kokomo
Walter Tenbrook
Tipton Hospital
In Loving Memory of Donald Campbell
Eulogy note from a family memorial dated Oct 7 1964 describes loss and grief. Parents and brothers Herb and Bob express sorrow and recall his passing one year ago.
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Donald Campbell
Dad
Herb
Bob
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