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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
10
Miss Elizabeth Best resumes teaching at Woodrow Wilson High School in Washington DC after spending the summer with her mother Mrs John Best in the area.
Misses Lois and Dorothy Smith have rented the Shirk residence apartment vacated by Mrs Lorenz. Grimm plans a move soon from the Lieber building. Mrs George Pierce of Beloit Wisconsin is visiting Mr and Mrs Wayne Smith.
Coach Bob Miller received a table lamp from fifth and sixth grade boys as thanks for his summer activities arranging softball, bicycle tours, and swimming meets. The gesture shows appreciation for his courtesy and leadership during the program.
Mr and Mrs Ed Erb of Ft Wayne stayed with her mother Mrs C J Smith and son John over the weekend for a family visit.
The Social Security Administration urges workers to verify their social security numbers and names. Lafayette official Edward J. Hope notes many wage earners use numbers from memory or records and employers should require the card at hire. Women should update names after marriage to ensure wages are credited correctly.
District three of the Indiana Farm Bureau won first place in the Friday amateur talent contest at the Indiana State Fair. District eight from the southeast central region were the opposition. First prize was 40 dollars. second 35. Readings, pantomime, and musical numbers highlighted the winning act featuring the Carroll and Tippecanoe county participants.
Mr and Mrs William G Cowd Jr spent the weekend in Muncie with her parents Mr and Mrs T O Wescott.
Mr and Mrs Paul Medley thank friends and neighbors for donations after their fire. The couple expresses appreciation for the support received from the local community.
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