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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
3
The Madison township girls 4-H club met at Lois Martin's home on May 27 1937 with fourteen members. Demonstrations covered sponge cake custard and hemming a towel. Refreshments were provided by hostesses.
In 1893 the Delphi Soldiers and Sailors monument is celebrated with A B Crampton noted for his earnest coverage. The piece recounts banter between Crampton and Charles Landis at Bob Roach’s saloon, verse about Delphi women, and a feminist movement assessment culminating in praise for Louisa and the women of Delphi.
The Clay Township 4 H Club met with Juanita Ward on Tuesday. Members spent one hour at work then presented three clothing demonstrations. The roll call was My Favorite Radio Program. Refreshments of orangeade and cake were served by the hostess and Mary Ellen Oaks. All members attended.
The Strive and Win club of Flora met at the Stouse home on Thursday June 3. Nine members attended with roll call My Favorite Movie Star. Ladyane Price demonstrated and Verna Belle Pope performed a special number. Games were played and refreshments served.
The Adams township H club met with Anna Mae Pritts on Thursday June 3. An interesting program was presented and a demonstration cake was followed by iced tea.
The Camden 4 H Hustlers met June 1 at Wilma Flora home. Roll call answered by a favorite pet. Demonstrations by Margaret Hedderich and Mary Jane Fisher. Wilma Flora gave a reading and led an etiquette lesson on Manners at the Table. Refreshments and games followed.
The Democrat Township Girls 4-H club met at Mrs. Phillip Miller's home on Tuesday June 1 with twenty members present. Ruth Davis performed a special number as Bonnie Sheagley Kathleen Kingery and Dorothy Miller demonstrated. Two visitors attended. The group played games and enjoyed refreshments.
Carrollton Township 4H boys met Friday night June 4 at Jack Flora’s home. Elected officers included John G. Allabaugh president Kenneth Cook vice president Ernest Trent secretary treasurer and Junior Harmon reporter. Discussions centered on the projects for the coming year.
The Rock Creek 4 H club met with Mary Alice Brown on Friday May 28. Eleven members attended. Demonstrations were given by Bessie Ronk and Jean Martin. Gene Hinkle led games. Refreshments were served by Mary Brown and Gene Hinkle.
Delphi Girls 4 H Club reports seven members attended the county agent office in the new post office on Saturday June 5. Officers elected include Virginia Denk president Marjorie Todd vice president Betty Williams secretary and reporter and Marjorie Thiess song leader.
The Clay Township Farm Bureau will meet Monday evening June 14 at the Owasco school with Madison Two. giving the program led by Miss Helen Zook. A good speaker will deliver the evening address. The Jackson Township Farm Bureau plans a June 16 meeting at the Camden Community hall with public invited.
The engineering department has staked more than half the proposed REMC lines and plans to start construction soon. Stakes mark pole and anchor locations and red tags on meters alert residents. Farmers should report any stake interference with ditches or gates and protect stakes to avoid delays.
A report in the American Weekly, bundled with the Chicago Herald and Examiner, says researchers have identified chemical agents that could destroy 32 kinds of pneumonia germs, offering a potential broad defense against the disease.
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