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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
2
County War Food Agent outlines essential steps for preparing and freezing vegetables to preserve color and flavor. Topics include variety selection, maturity, speed, blanching, cooling, packaging, and immediate freezing with reference to Purdue University material. A two week Purdue short course in poultry production runs August 13 to 24 with 24 specialists and practical sessions.
A two week poultry program offers field work in culling and blood testing plus farm visits to observe modern practices. Registration is 2.00 for both weeks or 1.00 for the second week. Eligibility as flock selecting agent or blood tester requires attendance in week two under the National Poultry Improvement plan supervision. The Golden Acres 4-H Club met at Quentin Clem’s home near Ockley on June 21 at 8:30 p.m. Club officers and members reported on projects, a movie was slated for the next meeting, and refreshments followed. The July 12 meeting will be at Bob Gerard’s home.
Funeral services were held for Irvin Flora with many relatives attending from Hoagland Dayton Logansport and Noblesville The Ball Hill Methodist church hosted a Men s Community Club program led by Rev Don ald Fleenor who spoke on What Religion Has Done for Music Special music came from the Patty Sisters the Lindley family and Miss Robertson The Cutler Church youth groups held meetings and devotions were led by Harvey Lee Mrs Bruce Draper returned from St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette Mrs Hobart Deeds to entertain her bridge club Friday Young Women s Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mary Overholser s home The Cutler church Women s Missionary Society hosted the Mary Shanklin Circle program Youngsters Ready for Action was presented by Mabel Miller and Mabel Pullen Hosts were Mabel Sandifur and Jesse Sibbitt Orth Quinn and Clara Shaw completed a two week visit to Shelbyville and Terre Haute Frank Moss and Mrs Charles Smith attended Eva Neibrand s wedding to Bert Lyons at Frankfort Christian church Sgt Harold Bowen and wife welcomed a son. Sgt Bowen is stationed at Hawthorne and Mrs Bowen resides with Walter Bowen near Cutler.
Mrs. Thomas McCauley visits family in Chicago while Gerald Leiber and Walter Skiles serve at Camp Croft. News of births and family updates spans Kennedy nursing home Flora and Omar Hicks war loss. 4-H Live Wire club meets at Donald Shanks. Camp Riley training for Kenneth Graham. Blohm brothers report Okinawa reunion. Florida visit for Hedde family. Rufus Doyle on leave from Navy.
Indiana appeals for a final two day rush in war bond sales to meet a $167 million goal. Eugene C. Pulliam says orders postmarked by July 7 count, with corporations already over subscribed. The drive ends after a final counting period in early July.
Miss Rosemary Smith of Kentland and former Delphi residents has taken a secretary to the actuary position with offices in the state house in Indianapolis, after resigning as Boswell high school commercial teacher. She is a Delphi High School graduate and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Smith.
County Agent Robert Van Slyke reports armies of army worms in areas near Carroll county. No reports in the county yet but farmers should watch fields for dark green worms with yellow side streaks. They devastate small grain, then move to corn. control is poisoned bran bait and county extension help is available.
Notice announces Floyd J. Julien as administrator of the estate of George J. Busteed of Carroll County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. The filing is dated May 16 1945 and lists Julien and Kerlin as attorneys.
Beginning July 5 1945 all gasoline for all uses will be issued from the district office in Indianapolis. Counties will join a state mailing center and applications pass through the Carroll County Rationing Board before district approval. Coupons will be mailed to applicants, who must apply a week to ten days earlier. The local board remains closed to the public every Wednesday. Radio Report, Phone 999.
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