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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
3
A festive Ruffing's sale advertises pianos offered at personal prices and holiday cards at 70 off regular price. Shoppers are urged to visit the store for unbelievable deals and a chance to save on gifts this season.
The Dairy Outlook examines Indiana conditions with feed supplies and herd changes. It notes rising milk cow numbers, potential more milking in dual purpose herds, butter prices firming, and lower August butter stocks. It also reports on butter substitutes, oleomargarine output, and the impact of pasture and price shifts on feeding and production.
A radio tip after dinner asks Brother and son to tell Dad and mother about gifts at Quick and Clifford's clothing store. The narrator mentions ties socks pajamas shirts and a new hat as desirable presents after admiring the items at the shop.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, owning nearly half of Wabash, began buying stock in 1927 believing it would be allocated under ICC consolidation. It paid $63,041,000 for stock with a par value of $67,580,000. weeks before receivership the Wabash stock market value stood at $2,744,000.
Madison Peterson aged 68 died at his Bringhurst home at 11 this morning after a twelve week illness. He is survived by his widow two foster sons Lee and Paul Shambo and two sisters Mrs David Cunning ham and Mrs Alice Allen. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Bringhurst M E Church.
Mary Cathering Cox and Bernice Wise sustained minor injuries when plaster collapsed from the ceiling of the Delphi high school assembly room last week.
Mr and Mrs Abner Ratcliff long time Flora residents observed their sixty fifth anniversary at home on Saturday December 12. They were remarried in Russiaville December 12 1866 and later lived in Young America before moving to Flora in 1880 where they now reside Mrs Ratcliff is 86 and Mr Ratcliff 87.
December 20 1931 Sunday school at 9 30 A M followed by a Christmas program Everyone welcome Will Heiland Superintendent Mr and Mrs James M Lines of Galveston Mr and Mrs Raymond Taylor Marion and Mrs Robert Ke of Sacramento Calif were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Corns Doyne Hufford of Yeoman was among fifty winners of second place in Hart Schaffner and Marx Co football poll for the 1931 All American team He will receive his choice of suit or overcoat Julia Petrie of Hammond is visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Lyon
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