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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
2
An Indianapolis speech catalogs democratic versus communist lands and census figures, urging Americans to strengthen will alongside defenses. It cites questions from a Hoosier industrialist meeting and argues that JFK and Nixon cannot alone defeat communism without addressing internal inadequacies.
A letter to the Grundy Register highlights how a local newspaper chronicles a family’s life from birth to grandchildren and anniversaries. The Milford Mail urges readers to support their paper as a vital community recorder and service.
Father Joseph Van de Walle, born in Dieste Belgium, visits Delphi Indiana for six weeks as substitute priest while Father Van Tiel is in the Holy Land. He speaks good English though mixes in Congo and Falls Church phrases, travels across the United States to promote Congo missions, and enjoys friendly American hospitality.
In Melphi Indiana readers thank the press during National Newspaper Week for informing the public about mental illness in Indiana. Hazelle Kirkpatrick and Donald H. Clark chair mental health associations urging continued support for facilities and research benefiting thousands of mentally ill individuals and families. Also notes visits by local residents to Huntington to see Oscar Hall.
The first class to graduate from Delphi High School was in 1872 with two students. Records list all graduates since 1872 in the office, though the text ends abruptly.
Superintendent seeks confirmation of the oldest living graduate from the local high school, listed as Mrs. Catherine Brackenridge, Class of 1888. Records show the 1873 class studied philosophy, algebra, history, Latin, botany, chemistry, geometry, and geology.
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