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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
3
Office of the County Agent announces the marketing school begins Wednesday night January 21 at the Flora Community Building. The eight lessons run each Wednesday with free admission for farmers and families. Opening topic covers marketing factors and price influences. township representatives expected. Notables closing 1930 listed.
The Clay Township Ladies Auxiliary will meet after noon on January 21 with Miss Thelma Heffley. The roll call will solicit suggestions for improving the Home Economics Club activities.
Ralph Rinehart of Burlington township led the Carroll Dairymen Association with twenty two Guernsey cows averaging 741 pounds of milk, 5.05 percent test and 37 pounds butterfat. Albert Fisher’s Jersey cow topped the association with 1,269 pounds milk, 5.9 percent test and 74.7 pounds butterfat. feed cost $8.35 and profit $11.50. The group averaged 39.1 pounds butterfat per head and $1.52 return per $1.00 invested in feed. Seven of 22 cows in Rinehart’s herd exceeded 50 percent butterfat. Ralph Rinehart, O. C. Hendryx and Noah Fouts received medals for ten cows surpassing 300 pounds butterfat in the year. Dobe Redding earned a bronze medal with a proven sire. There are 877 such bulls known statewide, 587 living. Progeny from proven sires remain the surest path to higher herd production.
Carroll Co talent unit plans an hour long program of music and entertainment on Purdue station Monday night February 9. A brief county club review will be given. Each township merits about five minutes. A preliminary rehearsal for township groups is set for January 31.
The Indiana farm record book lists all farm expenses and receipts and provides a full yearly summary at inventory close. Farmers expected to maintain the record include Frank Hedderich Philip Miller Carlyle Humes and Joe Snyder.
Governor urges adoption of a six year program creating nine joint county tuberculosis hospitals with state and county funding split, totaling 1806 beds to curb infection and reduce deaths. The plan, backed by the Indiana tuberculosis commission, targets broad public health gains and early enactment in 1931.
Carroll County TB workers will attend a child health and protection conference in Indianapolis this week, following a White House event in Washington last November. A special table for Carroll County TB workers will be at Friday night’s banquet in the Riley room of the Claypool Hotel, with Mrs. J. P. Wason and Mrs. L. Blickenstaff representing the Carroll County TB Association.
The regular tuberculosis clinic will be held in the court house on January 30 as usual. The judge kindly allowed use of the grand jury room on the third floor, an ideal arrangement for the clinic. Nine of ten people buy radios from Herbert Smith.
The Welcome Inn Grange presents the royalty production When Smith Steps Out on Wednesday night January 21 at the New Hope school house. The cast is well trained for the performance. Admission is 25 and 15 cents. Radio service Herb Smith phone 375.
Four new members of the Indiana appellate court and a new clerk took office at the state house two weeks ago. Judges Bridwell Kime Curtis Wood and clerk Pickett were sworn in, with Chief Judge Lockyear welcoming them and urging independence.
Two employees Miss Opal Roth and Lawrence Landis will continue their work with Boyd Martin Boat Co at its new Bay City Michigan location after the plant move from here. Mr and Mrs Landis and family traveled by auto to Bay City. children stay in South Bend until permanent settlement. Mrs Fred Martin and family stay in Delphi until school ends in June. Catalogues are being printed for the 1931 32 season.
Mrs. Myron Ives of Delphi named Carroll County child health chairman as Indiana advances Hoover era program. Gov. H. G. Teslie leads Jan 15 16 17 meeting in Indianapolis with Carroll County delegates Mrs. Ives Mrs. Roy Gregg Mrs. Frank Lyon and Mrs. B. B. Mayhill urged for broad attendance by mothers teachers welfare workers educators legislators and social medical civic groups across the state.
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