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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
7
A tiny tree longs for friends as three huge monstrous men pass by. One brave giant uses his breath to shape the tree’s branches, creating welts that bloom into leaves. The tree names these features buds and leaves, finding beauty and companionship.
Ada and Martha Godenour visited Burrows to see Tom Benner and Anna Margaret Shaffer while Betty Mabbitt visited relatives in Kokomo. New high school Glee club members include Dorothy Gerbins and Mary Morrow. drama Home Town Girl to aid curtain funds. debate teams traveled to Crawfordsville with a win for the negative. Nearby events mention students at Greencastle, Rockfield skating, and a note on Why Trees Have Buds and Leaves.
Mr and Mrs William Carter hosted Ervin Kingery and family near Bringhurst Sunday Lucile Campbell returned to school after a week on the sick list The Farm Bureau was well attended at the N Central school building Howard Houston returned home from the hospital after scarlet fever The district young people's meeting will be held in the Deer Creek church next Tuesday evening Mrs Homer Pugh and daughter spent Sunday with Mrs Otis George and family Miss Anna Margaret Shaffer of Indiana University and Jeanette Yeager of Deer Creek weekend at Burrows The Independent basketball team played the A and P team of Logansport at Deacon Mr and Mrs Robert Ryan of Gary announce the birth of a son Mr Ryan formerly lived here
A traffic department map shows 1422 motor vehicle fatalities on state highways since Oct 1 1929, averaging 34 deaths per month. The map marks approximate accident locations outside towns of 2500+ population, guiding highway widening and safety projects.
Construction work proceeds in Indianapolis as carpenters hired through the Civil Works Administration begin projects to upgrade and repair park facilities. The program aims to provide employment while enhancing public spaces in the city.
The column extols a romantic radio program The Poet Prince airing around ten fifteen. It praises poetry softly read with organ accompaniment and a tranquil tenor voice that leaves listeners with a peaceful contented feeling. Tune in and unwind with this nightly listening.
A letter voices frustration at fans who flock out near the end of basketball games and other events. The writer recalls John McCormack delaying encores to emphasize finishing what was started and urges officials to resume play only when fans return to their seats.
Miss Francis Gregg of Menominee Wisconsin daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Gregg and niece of Mrs Cloud Kerlin Delphi died at Minneapolis hospital at age 18 from a throat infection She was a sophomore at Lawrence College Appleton Wis a pianist and violinist who had visited Delphi last summer following her grandfather G M Greggs death Her father Paul Gregg was born and reared in Delphi
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