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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1961
Page
2
Letter criticizes Governor Welch for failing to straightened the infamous curves on highway 25. It laments a poor 3 foot widening and loose blacktop on Main Street east of town, calling it the worst roadwork seen and urging proper engineering before construction of the new road.
Memorial fund contributions are listed for multiple donors in memory of several individuals. Names include Ruth Ayres, Ruth McCormick, George Obear, Ann VanNatta, Walter Neff, William Schooler, Paul Quick, Joe Tolen, Ada Hinkle, John Wood, Abner Bowen, Jean Gros, Raymond Todd, Don Bowman, Blanche Burroughs, Charles Bradshaw, and others. Donations acknowledge Mrs. Luther McCain and Mrs. W H Bradshaw among the remembered.
Mrs. Carl Haines and family relocate to the Verrill property on North Indiana street. Sgt. Haines, who came from Columbus Ohio, departed Monday for New York and will shortly head to Spain for a three year station assignment.
The article recounts visits by Indiana University Emeritus Club members Dr. Harry Newton and Mrs. Pearl Bartholomew, their 1905 IU degrees, and Newton’s landscape work. It notes Pearl’s hat shop in Warren and a 92 and 95 year old exchange about weights at birth. It also shares Red Cross notes by Gertrude Ayres, and Emma Lou Arvidson’s North Woods Wisconsin trip with letters about fall leaves, car openings, and local town stops.
In Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1961 Union Bank and Trust Company of Delphi as Executor filed final settlement for Mary Kathryn McCouch deceased. The October 19 1961 examination date requires all heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Frank Wilcox Seal Delphi Indiana. Lewis N Mullin Attorney for Executor.
Emma Lou recalls travels from Chicago to the dentist, Marshall Fields, Hyde Park and the University. She reflects on Gordie’s visits, old train lines, and enduring trees, cherishing the fun times and sending love to all.
A concise historical look at public notices and their role in democracy. The piece argues that informing the public before actions affecting rights is essential, with newspapers chosen for broad, lasting visibility and cost efficiency in English speaking countries.
Thank you to all who sent cards and letters during my hospital stay. Margaret Anderson extends appreciation for the kindness and support shown during this time.
The library adds Rembrandt Gladys Schmitt and N the Presidents 1930 to its adult collection. Memorial Room books are ordered by numerous donors for Mrs William Smock and Mrs William Bradshaw honoring several individuals and clubs. Ralph Melin returned from French Lick after attending a convention.
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