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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1942
Page
2
The Delphi chapter officers and adviser visited the Rotary Club on Tuesday noon April 14. A brief program featured Donald Duff reporting on the Purdue state convention. Principal A Smith received the honorary Future Farmer degree, followed by the closing ceremony.
The Delphi FFA and 4-H grain judging team of Donald Duff Richard Balser Kenneth Newell and Robert Fountain finished fourth in the district judging contest at Greentown last Wednesday April 8 with twenty teams competing. Robert Fountain led the Delphi squad with 534 points out of 600 and the team earned the right to represent Carroll County at the state Purdue contest during the 4-H Club Round-Up June 8 to 10.
Lloyd and Lynn Anderson led the Del PHI F F A and 4H group in Greentown with a demonstration on the construction and use of electric pig brooders. The team finished fourth in a field of ten contestants.
A Delphi F F A chapter plans a movie sponsorship at the town theater. A three boy committee will meet the theater manager soon to work out details of the arrangement.
The Delphi Dairy Judging team will represent Carroll County at Purdue during the 4 H Club Round Up. Members are Robert Robbins Charles Meyers Sherry Mears and Robert Hathaway Sherry Mears was county second high. After school ends the team begins a two day northern Indiana dairy herd inspection tour for practice judging ahead of the June state contest. The Delphi Future Farmers hold their annual parent and son banquet at Delphi High School on Wednesday night April 29 at 7 00 pm. The chapter has been named outstanding in Indiana for the past year and adviser Clarence Eyer has guided the boys toward a stronger program next year. Reporter Lynn Anderson.
Mrs J H Roller and families in Adams Township and Camden. Literary club met April 14 at Mrs George Schroyer home. Mrs H L Wyatt reviewed The Natives Return by Louis Adamic. Wound care reported for Mrs W M Purner. Methodist Women’s Society to meet with devotions by Lydia Kuszmaul and talk on missionary literature. Do B Oskins to return to Camden area. Jackson Township Farm Bureau met at the community building with Frank Hedderich as speaker. A large gathering of Shafer family members marked nine years since all were together. Easter gatherings, weddings, and multiple social calls noted across Camden, Delphi area, and nearby towns.
Mrs Orth Quinn visits in Madison Wisconsin while Mr and Mrs Alen Trobaugh of South Bend stay with his mother Cassy Trobaugh. Music Club at Shaffer home features talks by Ruth Dyer Fae Loman a piano solo Blanche Shaffer vocal by Ruth Peters and songs including The Forget Me Not Sometime. Several families and guests from Terre Haute Bristol West Point Kokomo Dayton Ohio Logansport Indianapolis Monticello and Florida are mentioned alongside bridge honors and weekend reads. multiple dinners and visits are listed.
Nick faces trouble after a tense home scene as Nicky Jr demands milk and a reporter and the state official press for clues. Nick meets wrestling magnates Links Stephens and Fred Macy while Claire Porter, Whitey Barrow, and Molly Ford move on intertwined motives. A bracelet swap signals escalating stakes as Paul Clarke investigates Stephens office and heads to the arena for a risky scoop.
Junior high items report humor about horse and buggy transport during war times. 7B class member M Goldena Froedge moved to Crawfordsville area. Richard Smith and R J Maggart participated in a PTA art appreciation program at the high school Tuesday evening LV. In Carroll circuit court Florence Spivey versus Burnside Spivey, the defendant is ordered to pay $7 weekly support and $50 attorney fees. Hanna and Hanna represent the plaintiff.
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