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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1950

Page

6

Daughters of the American Revolution Meet Bishops in Indianapolis

The writer recalls three October days at the Claypool Hotel for the Indiana D A R conference and a Methodist district superintendents gathering. She mingled with bishops, governors, and prominent women, notes Patton’s win as President General, and urges women to engage in world affairs while reflecting on faith and civic duty.

Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers Claypool Hotel Indiana Society Daughters of the American Revolution Christ D.A.R Indianapolis Dan Brummitt Epworth Herald Werner Dr. Brummett Mindwell Claypool Lowe Bishop Oxnam H. G. Smith Texas W. A. Smith Oklahoma Raines Martin Roberts Park Church The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution James B. Patton Ohio Indiana Continental Congress Washington Lafayette Porter Greencastle Patton Roy Sturm Methodist On Church Henry Schricker Governor Schricker Schricker Wilbur Day Mabel Fraser Columbia Club E. W. Bowen Purdue May Brown Robbins South Dakota Myron Martinsville Jenner General Marshall Stephen Noland England James Patton Bonnie Farwell Terre Haute Miss Farwell Ladies Home Journal

Rummage Sale at Court House Assembly Room

Ladies of the G.A.R. announce a rummage sale set for Saturday October 14 in the Court House Assembly room. Proceeds benefit their charitable activities.

Court House The G.A.R

Traffic tale from Court House on a self-centered driver

A columnist anecdote stars Tiny Fields, the town’s speedy policeman, lamenting traffic habits. He recalls a girl in a convertible who creates a three block tie up while drying her nail polish, then urges respect for others’ safety and rights on the road.

Court House Tiny Main

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