Cows Must Produce Boosts Indiana Dairy Progress
County agent notes a tenfold rise in dairy herd improvement associations across 76 counties, with 1225 cows tested monthly. Milk per cow rose from 6365 to 7206 pounds and fat from 268 to 212 pounds, boosting value by about 18.20 per cow.
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Indiana
St ‘Oe Ras
Y Carrell
Dain
Jones
Woah Feuts É Sen
Parks D. Groninger
Albert F. Walker
O. C. Fi
Wowesy Bink
Cyril Snyder
Webb Robeson
L Iloyd Fisher
Farm Meetings Next Week Across Several Towns
Farm meetings are scheduled next week with sessions in Clay and Owasco on Monday December 9, Deer Creek Delph i school and Adams school on Monday December 9, Burlington at Burlington on Wednesday December 11, Rock Creek on Thursday December 12, and Washington at the school on Friday December 12.
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Clay
Owasco
Deer Crek
Delphi
Adams
Burlington
Rock Creek
Washington
Farm Bureau to Meet at Delphi Courthouse Assembly Room
Indiana Farm Bureau purchasing head I H Hull will address the annual meeting in Delphi's courthouse assembly room Tuesday at 2 oclock. The program lists a community singing, an invocation by Rev O P Manker, and a review of the years work led by president Claude Viickard.
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Hus
I. H. Hull
Indiana At Farm Bureau Purchasing Department
Farm Bureau
Court House
Delphi St
Wee
Ifr
Hull
O. P. Manker
Claude Viickard
County Farm Bureau Meeting Sets 1930 Officers
Report of secretary and treasurer outlines membership drive led by George W Peterson with county agents and social directors. Dinner at 1 PM includes community singing and committee appointments. At 2 PM I H Hull speaks and Monroe township male quartet presents music while prize winners are read. Charline Yeager of Washington township cited. George Peterson reports county farmers cooperating in the 1930 membership campaign with Uncle Sam helping agriculture qualify for equality.
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Fejort
Sam Sites
George Peterson
Adams Township
Uncle Sarri
Farm Bureau signs up many for 1930 in county drive
A Camden school crowd heard M. J. Briggs and H. R. Nevins of the Indiana Farm Bureau federation outline the 1930 membership drive. First signed was Larry Gruber of Tippecanoe township with dues paid Saturday. A. A. Newer of Washington township and Lee Henderson of Tippecanoe followed Monday, as townships race for the silver loving cup awarded by E. E. Stephens to the township with the highest percentage gain over five years.
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Camden
M. J. Briggs
H. R. Nevins
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Larry Gruber
Tippecanoe Township
Farm Bureau
A. A. Newer
Washington Township
Lee Henderson
E. E. Stephens
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Jefferson Township
Thanksgiving plans and visits are listed for Jefferson Township families. Perry Million and son visited relatives in Monticello and planned trips to Valparaiso and Chicago for events. Numerous households from Warsaw, Ft. Wayne, Alexandria, Idaville, Monticello, Anderson, Greensburg, and Lafayette are mentioned visiting kin and extending holiday hospitality.
West Delphi social notes and local updates
Mrs. Joe Martin on sick list shows improvement. Purdue guest Miss Bessie Garrison visited over Thanksgiving. Mrs. George Plunkett traveled to Indianapolis to be with daughter Catherine Lux, who is critically injured with a broken leg in St. Vincent's hospital.
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Joe Martin
Bessie Garrison
Purdue
Joe Garrison
George Plunkett
Indianapolis
Catherine Lux
Lux
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ellen Mullendore
Gertrude Hall
Edna Leffler
Leonard Sterrett
Community Notes From Delphi Area
North of Delphi Mr and Mrs Cliff Bauldwin returned from Cidell Illinois where they work He shucks corn she assists with house work Francis Fife has returned to school after chickenpox and measles West Side children held a reading contest at Frank Roberts home Wednesday evening Mrs Oscar Hall faces another asthma attack Ezra Titchler and family from near Frankfort visited DelphI Friday and callers on her parents. someone went to Remington for treatments Mrs George Plunket remains in Indianapolis beside her critically ill daughter Catherinus after a car crash her leg broken Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Cull Walters included Will Murphy family from Indianapolis Mrs Fay Kyis from Lafayette and James Timmons family also mentioned
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Jefferson Township
Perry Million
Perry
Grace McClintic
Montcello
Ruth Atherton
Warsaw
Mildred
Ruby
Ft. Warne
Sherman Atherton
Nora Newman
Monticello
Minerva Brewer
Ruth
Roy Hendryx
Eena
Orville
Alexandria
Silas Scott
Manford Scott
Scott
Olive Blickenstaft
Idaville
John Magee
John Dimminit
Valparaiso
R. W. Jones
Dodge School
Chicago
Henry Barnes
Anderson
C. W. Jones
Harry Pearson
Melvin Roach
Sunady
Frank Roach
Greeneas Capper
Harl Vories
Pittsburg
Harley Roach
Jesse Roach
Carl Hanna
Anderson Simons
Thomas Million
Cloyd Million
Cris Dimmitt
John Roach
Chris Young
Raymond Young
Lafayette
Forest Redding
Oak Grove
We. Jones
Charles
Harley Brewer
Logansport
John Brewer
Guy Julien
John Julien
Floyd Schrader
Mr. Schrader
Charles Sagers
Frank Barber
Oscar Hall
Sagers
Rockfield
Delphi
Cliff Bauldwin
Cidell
Ill
Francis
Emmit Fife
West Side
Frank Roberts
Ezra Titchler
Nera Frankfort
Charles Hendrickson
Remington
George Plunket
Indianapolis
Catherinus
Cull Walters
Will Murphy
Fay Kyis
James Timmons
Delphi and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson and Family
Delphi along with Mr and Mrs Ben Johnson and their children are referenced in a brief social note detailing family relations and household members.
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Delphi
Ben Johnson
East of Delphi social notices and illness reports
A roundup of local visits and family events from east of Delphi includes Ray Campbell of Washington DC visiting with Amos Wise’s family, a postal card shower for Mrs. David Stief on her birthday, Lem Beers and family heading to Pennsylvania after a Kendalville stay, and Eli Wise reportedly ill at home. Hilda Jane Chapman is absent from school due to eye trouble after a visit to an eye specialist in Logansport. Dinner guests honored Mr. Turner’s birthday with many relatives and friends from Delphi, Rockfield, Logansport, Camden, Purde, Bloomington and nearby towns.
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Ray Campbell
Washington, D.C
Jatters
Amos Wise
David Stief
George Snoeberger
Pennsylvania
Eli Wise
Hilda Jane Chapman
Logansport
Joe Turner
George Leach
Catherine Dye
Carl
James Turner
Agnes
Mary Louise
Elizabeth Clifford
Delphi
Russell Gardner
Camden
C. W. Sidenbender
Seven Patients Under Rest Cure at State Sanatorium
Four adults and three children receive tuberculous rest cure across Rockville and Fort Wayne facilities. One child remains at Rockville state sanitarium, one at Anderson’s Elie B Kehrer hospital, and one at Irene Byrum sanitarium in Fort Wayne. Four children attend open air schooling under Dr Ames Carter, praised by Carroll County visitors for the sanatorium life and surroundings.
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Stte Sanitarium
Rockville
Elie. B. Kehrer
Anderson
Irene Byrum
Fort Wayne
Ames Carter
Childrens
State Sanatorium
Carroll County
Ther
The Flapper Grandmother three act musical comedy
A playful note hints at a musical comedy titled The Flapper Grandmother with a three act structure and a mention of a custom hog killing event at Hall's Meat Market suggesting a local flavor and community setting.
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Hall’s
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Reed
Monroe Township
Farmessay
Charline Yeager
Give
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Will Wray
Elizabeth Hardy
Isaac Gregg
Bloomington
Charles Gregg
Fred Raber
Sophia Raber
Aaron Snoeberger
Samuel Neher
Delbert Neher
Erald Warner
Frank Stenour
Emerson Hats
Coopers Underwear
Illinois Street
Monument Circle
Arthur Zink
Tola
Cuba
Jackson
Royal Palmville
Palm Beach
Miami
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Sarasota
R. C. Cotner
P. Cor
Yenmaedict
Nalon Assen
William C. Smith
South ‘Side Square
Pletcher’s
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