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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
4
Gene Kidwell, a freshman at Indiana University, is chosen for a lead role in the October 23 production of Grammer Gorton's Needle at the I U Experimental Theater. Fellow freshman Bob Packard joins the cast.
A teen dance sponsored by Gamma Nu takes place Saturday October 24 from 7:30 to 10:30 pm in Room City. The event features The Markesmen and invites local youth to join in a social evening.
The Camden High School welcomes Richard Dunn of Wheatland and Purdue graduate to replace Clayton Mullin in Agriculture and Science while Sue Ann Jargstorf, Indiana University graduate and former librarian at Logansport State Hospital, will teach Social Studies and assist in the library. Both start Thursday October 15. Purdue consultants will present a tentative report that day. The Board meets Monday October 19 to discuss proposals and public attendees are welcome. Pauline Moore, the school bookkeeper, begins a 10 day vacation Thursday visiting her son Bob in New York City.
The October meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary is set for Tuesday evening October 20 marked as music month. Committee for the event includes co chairs Helen Rozhon and Ruby Wallace and members Kathleen Morgan Edna Taylor Colleen Copeland Naomi Theophile Ruth Kirkpatrick Beryl Adams Jean Anderson Alice Carrier Harriet Reeder Lillian Thompson Helen Orr Earlene Orr Marybelle Mount Elia Ashba Joan Schell and Clara Stone.
Connies Miracle Tread and Perkies are advertised as comfortable cushion footwear at Tyner's Shoe Store in Delphi.
Junior Snider of Liberty township was elected county president and Charles Hanna of Jefferson township elected vice president at the Carroll County Farm Bureau meeting held Friday night October 9 at the REMC auditorium. Re-elected officers include Mrs. Fannie Blue Carrollton Woman's Leader Mrs. Roy Slavens Jefferson Pet and Hobby leader, and Mrs. Clayton Million Adams secretary.
The Delphi F F A regular meeting chaired by president Jim O Farrell occupied room 214 at Delphi High School at 2 55 on October 8 with thirty six members present. A pest control contest starts November 1 and ends at Christmas vacation. Dues set at $2.00. Vernon Hardebeck is F F A secretary. Rubber stamps at The Citizen.
There are over 30 million people worldwide who shorten their lives due to undiagnosed diabetes. If diabetes runs in your family or you are overweight, or you suffer frequent urination or rapid weight loss, see your physician. Our diabetic aid department carries a complete stock of medicines and supplies.
Delphi Community Schools music department boosters met on October 5 to plan purchases including a drum major uniform and chevrons for section leaders. They also thanked the Athletic Boosters for the concession stand building at the athletic field and noted meetings occur every other month.
Delphi area churches list service times events for October including Layman's Sunday at Church of Christ led by Bill Walters and others, First Presbyterian activities with nursing and choir, Pilgrim Holiness annual Rally Day, and First Baptist weekly programs and guest speaker October 21.
Mrs Susie E Sink 88 of Flora died at home at 11 20 A M Tuesday after a two week illness. Born December 16 1875 in Carroll County she was the daughter of John and Sarah Eikenberry Harter and widow of Riley L Sink who died in 1953. Survived by two daughters Eva Brubaker Lois Sink a son Frank Sink six grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Services 2 P M Friday Lester Funeral Home Rev C A Stewart and Rev William Livingston in charge. burial Maple Lawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Goslee and Mrs. Ruth Overley led Adams Township Home Demonstration club members on a bus trip to Chicago last Friday. Mrs. Ella Stover, living north of town, has remained home since Labor Day. Mrs. Olive Gaumer from near Patton will spend the winter with Mrs. Ruth Overley, staying through last winter as well.
Mr and Mrs Jim Viney have returned home from a ten day motor trip through the locks in Michigan at Sault Ste Marie into Canada. They traveled back by way of the New England States and New York.
Rose Chapter No 36 will meet Monday October 19 at 7 30 P M in the Delphi Masonic Temple. Friends Night with Buck Creek Chapter as guests features a social hour and silent auction in the dining room chaired by Mrs Ellen Dempsey.
Mr and Mrs Harrison Marris of Lafayette announce the birth of a son on October 7 at Home Hospital. Mrs Marris, formerly Velma Myers of Ockley, is the mother.
We thank friends and neighbors for thoughtfulness and many acts of kindness during hospitalizations and since returning home. Rosemary and Kathy Fitch.
Local ad for KMNS Watch Service listing repair of watches clocks and jewelry. Provides address 109 West Franklin and phone LO 4 3778.
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