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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
3
Purdue extension engineer Gerald A. Karsten explains a simple sod waterway formed by repeated plowing and a saucer shaped cross section. Proper grading, manure topdressing, and delayed plowing after establishment prevent erosion and improve runoff management.
Sixty candidates from Delphi Winamac Logansport Goodland Kentland Remington and Rensselaer will be initiated into the Knights of Columbus Bishop Dwenger Council 1881 at St Josephs College on Sunday June 16. The Father Falter class honors Rev Clement Falter killed in North Africa. Paul Schmidt of Goodland attended the day he was killed. Degree work by Council 561 Logansport and 580 Richmond. A banquet for the candidates will follow in St Augustine dining hall.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Jadhgan were seen in Indianapolis on Tuesday as part of a local social or business stop.
Camden Mrs. Dewey Edging Mrs. Kate Randolph on the sick list. Jesse Miller of War saw visited Jesse Kendall and wife. Charles Gardner and Tommy Shafer returned from Cass County hospital. Kenneth Sieber and Garth Johnson on vacation from Ball State School at Muncie. Camden Boy Scout Troop No. 50 did a paper drive, winning several tons. Miss Margarite Plank hosted a gathering for Mrs. Nettie Warren as she heads to Michigan.
Mr and Mrs Norma Beeke and their three children Noreda Barbara and Norman returned to Cleveland Ohio after visiting here with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Beeke and daughter Esther.
After World War I the secretary of the Treasury warns that postwar repayments may be tougher. The Camden National Farm Loan Association holds weekly meetings at the Production Credit office in Delphi and offers home visits by appointment with no application fee. Proposed program aims to assist farmers by providing prepared guidance and loans through local offices.
Indiana report flags Harry Quinn of North Judson delivering more than 172000 forest seedlings to farmers in Starke, Pulaski and LaPorte counties this year. Since 1932 he has shipped over a million trees to schools and farmers for windbreaks and erosion control, often at ten cents per hundred to fund the North Judson American Legion.
Abner Bowen attended the Civil Air Patrol officers Wing meeting at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Pvt. Henry E. Roberts plans a late month furlough from Wendover Utah Army Air Base to spend 30 days with his wife and family and visit his parents Mr and Mrs Dan Roberts.
Mrs. Frank Taige of Chicago visited Mrs. Martha Mac Curdie and Mrs. Betty Wason. Mrs. Wason accompanied Mrs. Tatge to Chicago and has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Herr of Delphi welcomed a son, Leonard Blaine, born June 7 weighing twelve pounds at home.
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