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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1948
Page
2
W B Ward extension horticulturist advises Hoosier gardeners on starting plants in hotbeds. Cover beds during extreme cold, ventilate to avoid heat buildup, and ensure shelter. Hotbeds use fermenting manures, steam, hot water or electricity for extra heat and should be well constructed and sunlit. Begin seedlings about 30 days before transplanting.
Indiana Seed Commissioner Dr F W Quackenbush urges strict labeling of seeds advertised for sale. Oats tested low in germination were found in January, prompting renewed enforcement to protect farmers. Official seed tags and free seed testing are available from the State Seed Commissioner in Lafayette and at county offices.
In loving memory of our dear husband and father James P. Troxell who passed away February 15, 1946. Remembrance is a golden chain though broken, love remains and sorrow endures with us. His Family.
The United States Census Bureau will send field representatives to Carroll County to conduct a national survey of sawmill activity in coordination with the National Census of Manufacturers. Operators are urged to mail their correct address to the Delphi Chamber of Commerce on a penny post card to save government funds.
January 20, 1948 notes Julign and Kerlin as attorneys for executors in a probate matter.
The Delphi Chapter of De Molay has practically folded up according to Rev. Merlin Schwei. Members will stay in good standing and transfer their memberships to another chapter.
The Rain or Shine class of Delphi Methodist Church met at the parsonage on Thay evening February 12 at 7 30. Attendees were Mrs Neva Rothenberger Miss Bess Rothenberger and Mrs Merlin Schwein. Paul Clem moved to Buffalo Indiana.
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