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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
3
The Hoosier Sentinel piece by Rheno Isherwood, Lafayette postmaster and former Delphi Times editor, recounts a historic incident in local Carroll county politics. It highlights Democratic leadership and regional political events with archival perspective.
Delphi High School students earn a chartered chapter of Future Farmers of America as a multiclevel program. Officers include Bernard Schmitter and John Bowman. Members pursue projects in sow and litter, beef calf, corn, and farm records with diverse participation.
City and county officials warn that youths vandalize the court house walls the toilets yard shrubbery Murphy fountain and the monument corner marker. Detectives will arrest offenders and impose severe punishment. Parents are urged to warn children to prevent further damage.
Indiana wildlife officials report high road kills in the state with about three hundred rabbits killed weekly on state highways and county roads. The data comes from Virgil M. Simmons commissioner of the Department of Conservation and shows the scope of road mortality.
Indiana physicians backing National Child Health Day set for Sunday May 1 with observances in counties on April 30 and May 2. State and county medical societies will focus on child and maternal health during May.
Tippecanoe Township Farm Bureau will meet Monday evening May 2 at Pittsburg school with John McKee of Production Credit Union as speaker. Seventh and eighth grade girls will present a mothers and daughters pageant. Jefferson Township and Jackson Township bureaus held recent meetings with talks on seed corn fertilizer wool marketing and sheep dipping and community program highlights.
The Democrat Township Farm Bureau met Thursday evening April 21 with Charles Thompson chairing. On the program were Rev. McCade Miss Nellie Wilson L L Needler and Charles Thompson. Fresh raisin bread announced for every Saturday.
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