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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
5
Carroll High School band participates in Indiana University's annual High School Band Day joining 92 schools and 5,900 bandsmen. A mass band performance with the Marching Hundred precedes the Indiana Michigan State game with tunes including Indiana March Queen City March and National Emblem March. About 6,800 people attend with chaperones and drivers.
Classified note invites customers to contact Kuns Watch Service at 109 West Franklin Street St. Phoneline LO 4 3778 for time-related services. Printer classifies as an old storefront ad with address and phone.
The October meeting at Mrs. Thomas Sanderson hosted by Mrs. Ross Wagoner and Mrs. Kenneth Cripe featured readings, pledges and a song of the month. Plans were announced for a Rockville festival trip, new officers were installed, and other club activities and visits were noted.
Tipwa Grange schedules a Thursday meeting with Pat Holloway Ross Quick Fred S Stewart and Russell D Jones leading the program. Refreshments by Vic Swatts Russell Craig and Chris Schnepp families. Last meeting saw Lloyd Zook and staff installing Hoosier Grange officers in Clinton County. Tipwa's officers include Bob Duff as master. About 60 attended pie and coffee during the social hour.
J E Miller and E E Crumpacker of Delphi sold an Aberdeen Angus bull to Millard McGill of Clarks Hill, detailing a local cattle trade between named breeders and a regional purchaser.
Forty four relatives gathered at Mr and Mrs Joseph O Brien home Saturday to honor Lt Col James O’Brien stationed in Washington DC with the Air Force who will later be sent to Viet Nam for an extended tour. His wife will stay with her parents in Germany.
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