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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1941
Page
3
Neighboring communities report a busy social week with the Ace High Bridge club meeting at Mrs George Andersons home. Winners were Mrs Ruth Mills first and Mrs Blanche Overley second, with guest Mrs Mabel Kellenburger.
Rochester Indiana Elmer L Mitchell wins 1940 Indiana Champion Muck Crops Grower and Onion King titles at Garrett show for top overall muck crop production. He farms 190 acres near Rochester with 50 acres potatoes and muck ground yielding up to 700 bushels per acre while using soil building fertilizers and careful rotation.
An advertisement claims 666 Liquid or 666 Tablets with 666 Salve or 666 Nose Drops relieve cold symptoms on the first day. The copy presents a medicine ad style from a historical newspaper. It notes rapid relief and lists multiple forms of the product.
Reports on infant son’s pneumonia recovery, a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Agnes Raber McClure Jr, and Baptist missionary meeting plans. Also updates on several Home Economics clubs including meetings, book reviews, guest di nerlists, dressmaking for Red Cross, and upcoming events across multiple townships. Multiple local residents and organizations named.
Miss Thyrza Henry Patton and Miss Mary Zarse of Menticello spent the weekend with Miss Mabel Metz. Mrs. Hoffman and daughter of Delphi and Harold Spencer of Medaryville were guests of Oliver Marquess and family. John Freeman Dilling and Henry Dilling joined relatives Sunday. Mrs. Lena Lilly and Mrs. Frank Arthur attended Oak Grove church ladies aid meeting and later church services. Deltz of Indianapolis and Mrs. Farrington also visited Oliver Marquess group last week.
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