4 H Club notes and county farm program highlights
The Jolly 27 4 H club met with 21 members and 5 visitors in Washington township. Monroe township 4 H group planned a picnic and theater party. musical numbers and readings were presented. The column covers feeding spring pigs, alfalfa seeding for 1934, a Boys Club camp July 27 to 30, and the Gold Medal Lamb Club entry by Earl Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly 27
Washington Township
Helen Williams
Geneva
Spangler
Arlene Caldwell
Eva Seward
Helen Caldwell
Reading
Frances Louise Jordan
Martha Martin
Lucile Campbell
Geneva Spangler
Es Hanes
Earl Newell
Newell
Indiana Livestock Breeders Association
Carroll Co
Petersen Bros
Webb Robeson
Newell Cox
Picnic reunion dates set for Delphi City Park this season
The Delphi City Park schedules are shared for July to September with numerous family, church, club and school reunions. The park attracts Delphi residents and crowds from surrounding towns who visit annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi City Park
Hilllion
Whistler
Wilson
Tribbitt
Delphi
Annual Farm Bureau Picnic set for Flora Park fortoday
The Farm Bureau plans its annual picnic Friday August 18 at Flora Community Park with the 4-H club exhibit and show on the same day. The bureau will run the program, with elimination contests in male and mixed quarters, a public speaking contest, and quartet entries from several townships. A basket lunch will be served at noon with township tables, and a state speaker plus other features are promised next week. The Tippecanoe Township 4-H Club met July 12 at Pittsburg school with Frances Vories presiding and minutes read by secretary Anna Bell Vaughan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Flora
Park
Beard
S and E
Tippecanoe Township
Pittsburg
Frances Vories
Anna Bell Vaughan
How a Bank Lends and Manages Deposits
A country banker explains bank lending aims to keep a reserve, lend the balance conservatively, and require repayment promises. It outlines that banks avoid industrial equity, keep loans liquid, demand truthful financial statements, assess depositor credit, and require assets, endorsers, or steady deposits to extend credit.
Will Rogers Speaks On Bank Troubles
Will Rogers attributes the banking crisis to mutual obligations. He notes bankers lent money when others needed funds but could not be repaid when banks required repayment. He urges understanding of the lenders' position and warns against blaming only bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Metzger Lumber Co Sale Prices Listed
One gallon priced at 1.15 dollars, five gallon at 5.50 dollars, and twenty five gallon at 25.00 dollars. Company name Metzger Lumber Co appears with a date code 20-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger. Lumber CO
Best of food is furnished for military camp
Local boys in the CMTC Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana enjoy wholesome meals served three times daily by army cooks. A balanced program of nine hours sleep, outdoor exercise, and supervised athletics supports a full curriculum of physical training and citizenship instruction. The Sunday dinner includes fried chicken mashed potatoes creamed carrots and peas salad bread ice cream cake and lemonade. Boys will return home August third after a well planned course combining nutrition drill and citizenship education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMTC
Fort
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Uncle Sam
Joint Installation of Officers Held Friday
Mrs. Bess Carey of Monticello presided as district installing officer for Victoria and Adinah Rebekah Lodges. New officers listed include Grand, Noble Grand, Vice Grand, Right and Left Supports, Warden, Conductress, Chaplain, Inside and Outside Guardians, Treasurer, Musician, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Carey
Monticello
Victoria
Adinah Rebekah Iddges
Wiotanis
Anon
Ic. Oia
Chris Jes
Rees
Mate Trawin
Nople Grand
Mrs. Chali
Ici Chavra
Zenna Sheily
Richt
Mary Spring
Florence Houser
Turah Culp
Grace Swatts
Ada Spivey
Maud Rohrabaugh
Mary McHardie
Luellh Donbeck
Guardian
Mertie Neff
Outside Guardian
Ethel Shaffer
Adinah Lodge
Florence Cruea
Noble Grand
Grace Downs
Mary Wilson
Audrey Shaffer
Josephine Dow
Maud Hall
Edith Hobaugh
Flo Clawson
Ed Denbeck
Inside Guardian
Mary Hobaugh
Lorado Holmes
Jesse Ashba
Advertising Aids Business Revival In 1933 Outlook
A. W. Diller urged bankers that aggressive advertising can revive business in 1933. He said staying in business, boosting public confidence, and going after new customers are key. News notes include Hanck Oilers losing 14 to 10 at Rock Creek and Lucune to appear there next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. W. Diller
Bankers
Mr. Diller
Hanck Oilers
Logansport
Rock Creek
Lucune
Lee Takes Lead Off for Indians in rebuild
Dud Lee, small shortstop now with the Indianapolis Indians, inspects Perry Street stadium upper regions as he joins the Tribe lineup. White shifts to third, Bedo to utility. Lee steps back into lead-off role, a job he has filled on many teams, after being purchased last winter from Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League.
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Dud Lee
Indianapolis Indians
Perry Stadiudg
Red Sox
Tribe
White
Bedo
Lee
Indians
Hollywood
Pacific Coast League
Woman Born Without Arms Manages House Life with Six Children
Mrs. Ruth Matthews of Evansville, born without arms, supports a family of six as wife and mother. She cooks, sews, dresses children, and even opens doors with her feet. The Evansville mother single handedly runs the household, aided by her older daughter and cooperative younger children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Matthews
Evansville
Charlie
Matthews
K Nan Mary
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Tex
Lenon Family Reunion Held in Delphi City Park
The eighth annual Lenon family reunion was held at Delphi City Park Sunday with seventy five present. F. E. Heiland was chosen president and John O. Lenon secretary treasurer for 1934. Next reunion will be at Riverside Park Logansport on the third Sunday in July 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenon
Delphi City Park
F. E. Heiland
N. 9Th Street
Lafayette
John O. Lenon
Perrin Ave
Riverside Park
Logansport
Winona Lake Bible Conference Dates and Speakers Listed
The Thirty ninth annual Winona Lake Bible Conference in Indiana runs Friday August 1 to Sunday August 20 with attendance historically two to eight thousand. Notable speakers include Robert E Speer Bishop Arthur J Moore J C Massee Billy Sunday Bob Schuler J Rolls Oscar Johnson Herbert W Bieber James M Gray and many others with Homer Rodeheaver in charge of the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Indiana
Winona
Nho
Billy
Bob” Schuler
Me J. Rolls
C. Oscar Johnson
Herbert W. Bieber
James M. Gray
John R. Sampey
Andreas Bard
Kyle M. Yates
Mel Trotter
Clinton N. Churchill
John H. McComb
John B. Koehn
William Edward Biederwolf
H. L. Bowlby
Jacob Peltz
Allie” Banker
Ralph Norton
George Dibble
Joseph S. Flacks
A Preston Boyd
H. A. Lichtwardt
Harry Strachan
Homer Rodeheaver
Delphi Citizen July Special on Deckle Vellum Stationery
The Delphi Citizen advertises a July special offering deckle edged vellum personal stationery with monograms or addressed examples. Includes 100 large or 100 folded sheets plus 100 envelopes priced at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deckle
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Caromel
An old medical advertisement urges readers to treat sluggish bile flow with Carter's Little Liver Pills. It explains bile should flow two pounds daily for digestion and warns against laxatives or mineral waters while promoting the pills as gentle vegetable extracts that stimulate bile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
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Ralph Maggart
Agena
Washington
Monroe
Club
4-H Club
Monroe Township
Bright Kearns
Joan Shoff
Purdue
Carrell County
Purdue Experiment Station
Alyn Atkinson
Ina Mabel Vaughan
Nina Irene Vaughan
Ina Mabel
Gladys Henderson
Chas. D. Vaughan
Maggart
Mary Catherine Burk
Anna Bell
Nina Irene
Laverna Zook
Mary Catherine Burke
Frieda Gruber
Wise Family
Ritchey
Baptist Church
Klinger
Tri-C Club
DeLong
Hines
Carroll County Grange
Allen
Soay
Shaffier
Akers
Foot Comfort Headquarters
Dr. Scholl
Wm. M. Scholl
A.H. Brewer
Carroll County
Delphi, Indiana
Chicago
Pullman
F. E. Rees
MONON
I. B.jones Pres
Dudley Lee
Snake Skin
Say June le June
Virginia Gilcrest
Smith & Smith
William C. Smith
William B. Smith
West Side
Square Phone
Attorneys AT Law
Winona Bible
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
North Pank Currends St
City
Bath
Roe ‘Pace
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