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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
3
Indiana opens squirrel season August 1 through October 31 with a daily bag of five squirrels, except no limit for red and pine squirrels. It is illegal to sell non breeding squirrels, and possession during the closed season is unlawful. Rabbit season runs October 1 to January 11 amid reports of cotton tail abundance.
Expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for floral offerings and kindness during illness and death of mother. Names: Mrs James N Coomey, John Charles, and Harve Clawson. Also notes a band concert tonight.
Farm club activities report lime stone deliveries for alfalfa plots, pig club visits by Purdue staff, and multiple farmers planning to sow alfalfa with limestone. Camp Tecumseh hosts for boys and girls August 15 to 22 with optional food item payments, plus a separate Farm Women's Camp August 22 to 24.
St Josephs of Delphi defeated the Delphi Whirlwinds on Sunday in a tight 11 to 8 battle. Heavy hitting by F Hoover and Schlang, each with three base hits, complemented Hoover’s two bagger. Schlang fanned 19, allowed six hits. next Sunday St Josephs meets St Ann's High of Lafayette.
Fire of unknown origin caused several hundred dollars in damage to the home of Charles Weidner in Flora last Thursday afternoon. Neighbors helped carry furniture out as the roof burned, with flames spreading to both floors before the fire department contained the blaze. The house, owned by Mrs. Josephine Hanna of Logansport, is insured.
Indiana dates outline state meet September 5 to 10 with county contests before August 29 to select teams. Eight teams compete for cash prizes from 75 to 15 dollars and medals in men and youth classes plus a senior 60 plus gold medal.
Trustee Frank Smeltzer of Clay township told Delphi residents the Byers family reunion will be held at Delphi park on Sunday August 14. Smeltzer also announced that on Saturday August 13 bids would be received up to 8 30 A M for School Route No. 3.
White County has fared well under the tax board this spring says the Monticello Herald. Farmers received a 20 percent decrease on all lands in the county the second largest cut in the state and 5 percent above the average. Local assessments passed without a raise is a boom to the county. Read and advertise in The Citizen a Carroll County newspaper.
State entomologist reports unusually large pest crop after hot weather and heavy rains. Cottony maple scale and plant lice affect Indianapolis to Goshen with 600 help calls in 30 days. The common stalk borer injures tomatoes potatoes corn and wheat across Danville Greentown Anderson Seymour La Grange Franklin Milroy with greater abundance than seven years.
Fifteen Carroll County students are among 1,829 total enrollments in Indiana University's thirty eighth annual summer session which closes tomorrow. Records show Bloomington 1509, Medicine 94, Nurses 141, Dentistry 24, and Winona Lake about 60. A three week post term will offer intensive work for teachers and graduate students with law courses ending August 23 and biology station work on August 9. Carroll students listed include Phoebe Brownm Wayne Hinkle Bringhurst Gertrude Sharp Camden Janet Parse Cutler Hubert Gros Agnes Wagoner Arthur Richter Gerald Moore Naomi Davis Mable Wharton Flora Josephine Ireland Rachel Ireland Ida ville Marjorie Mullin Marlie Usher Paul Usher Rockfield.
Community listings show Delphi Park hosting a string of August gatherings with the Klinger, Old Settlers, Byers, Possum Run school, Kerlin and Kennedy, Mullin, and Womans Club events. The 2%4 Grange meets, and custom grinding at the new hammer feed mill occurs Tuesdays and Saturdays, per Chas W. Har graves, Yeoman.
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