Visiting etiquette column in local paper
Courtesy note requests readers to announce visits and departures to the Citizen. It urges hosts to inform the newspaper of guests and travel plans as a courtesy to readers.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
4
Courtesy note requests readers to announce visits and departures to the Citizen. It urges hosts to inform the newspaper of guests and travel plans as a courtesy to readers.
A long list of Delph i area families hosted and visited relatives during Thanksgiving week. Guests included Roy Dowe of Toledo and Harriet Thompson of Logansport, with many others from Fort Wayne Logansport Indianapolis Chicago and Lafayette joining in family dinners and journaled visits.
Postmaster Morton Hefner urges patrons to stop sending paper money or coins through the mails regardless of amount. He notes many losses occur with noncheck transfers and states special delivery is not a safeguard. Registering or insuring a letter remains the only reliable protection for delivery to the intended recipient.
A distant manufacturer mails unordered Christmas cards with bills to local residents labeled as a select set. Recipients become members by sending one dollar, creating a nuisance the postmaster general says should be abolished by law. The policy states unordered merchandise need not be returned or paid for unless used.
A cross section of 38 schools analyzed 4285 papers reveals that the average high school student answers four of ten questions correctly. The study notes rising interest in current affairs as students advance in school.
A compact critique notes the United States moving away from Sunday traditions toward car culture and golf, drawing a parallel to the Soviet government’s abolition of Sunday observance. It argues cultural shifts reflect broader political trends.
Book catalog offers early price for Fosy encyclopedia Easy ment plan featuring Goldie A. Scott, rapid ordering via Delphi phoneline 309 for limited time.
Flora hosts January 7 and 8 events with a county wide talent program planned for the short course. Entertainment head Rev. O P Manker and Mrs. Harold Wyatt coordinate a two venue concert in Flora community buildings. No admission charged. crowding to be avoided.
Residents of small towns and rural areas note city shopping hassles including scarce parking and parking fees. The piece argues home merchants save time money and trouble while avoiding fines and car searches, keeping local friendships intact.
State game wardens arrested 2 153 persons for fish and game law violations during 1929. Convictions reached 1 988 with 52 dismissals and 113 pending. Fines and costs totaled 45 466 35 dollars, aiding school funds in counties of case origin. Leading offenses included hunting fishing and trapping without licenses and illegal use of seines nets and traps.
The Pythian Sisters will host a board party at the KK of Phall on Friday evening. The public is invited to attend this community event and support the organization.
Fragments indicate a local bond issue notice naming Emory L McHardie and Gus A Hail as county attorney. Text references gravel construction and poll tax payment, with appeals to a Star of Texas style authority, lacking clear dates or full context.
Taxpayers of Deer Creek Township Carroll County Indiana are notified that at a December 3 1929 meeting officials determined to issue bonds not exceeding 9800 with about 9200 in bonds bearing 4 percent interest The net assessed value of property is 6386230 and existing indebtedness is 32032 The bonds would fund a gravel road construction Dave Anderson et al Ten or more taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by filing a petition with the County Auditor within 29 days after December 1929 Gus A Hall County Attorney 812
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