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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
8
An opinion column argues replacing statues that memorialize political figures with trees suited for parks. The author calls for removing statues not honoring humanitarian contributions and planting productive trees for wildlife and public benefit instead.
Margaret Dizney supervisor of nurses met with officials of the local Red Cross chapter in a Tuesday afternoon conference to discuss nursing supervision and chapter operations.
Delphi fire department was called to the home of John Greenwalt on Monday morning to extinguish a small fire. Little damage was reported.
Letters testimentary on the estate of Henry J. Butz of Clay township have been issued to Harvey Mann Ward Butz. They posted a bond for $2. The will probated this week in the county circuit court leaves all real and personal property equally to his three sons Harvey Ward and William. Registered voters must file by April 8 to vote in the May primary.
Fred H. Squires has been named the new manager of the C. J. Smith stock yards operated by I. Duffey and Sons of Lagro. The existing personnel remain, and Mrs. C. J. Smith will be affiliated with the business.
Delphi Library launches a Books Review series with Mrs Roosevelt's It's Up to the Women. The opens discuss changed home life under depression, call for value reordering, and praise plain language and strong personality. It notes chapters on budgets careers for women and public life plus recipes.
The Delphi high school presented a three act comedy titled Home Town Girl to a capacity audience in the gym last night.
Plans approved by the Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief aim to expand Indiana's relief garden program by 25 percent, enabling about 100000 families on relief or unemployment to grow vegetables in 1934. The effort, coordinated with Purdue University extension, will supply a standard 50 by 100 foot plot seed collection and arrange plant distribution through relief bodies and industrial gardens.
Finly H. Gray outlines the Fourth installment explaining the gold revaluation to double the money supply basis. He cites President statements from May 7 1933 and Oct 22 1933 asserting the aim to raise commodity prices so borrowers repay in the same money and to restore stable dollar purchasing power for future generations.
Mrs. Margaret Afflis hosted ten leaders of Democratic Women's groups for a luncheon honoring Mrs. A P Flynn, newly appointed Fourth District Director. Flynn outlined planned programs for Indiana and the nine region states, with the fourth district spanning eight districts across several Midwestern states. The event featured a lace cloth table setting, pink sweet peas, snapdragons, green crystal, and pink tapers.
The article emphasizes using last year’s experience to improve community and industrial garden work in Indiana. It calls for united cooperation and support to boost relief food production and economic benefits for all communities participating in an organized relief garden program this coming season.
The Delphi Carroll Citizen newspaper celebrates its 87th birthday today marking long service as the county’s oldest publication. The milestone highlights decades of local news coverage and community involvement.
Mr. Joé Shigley of Dependable Dry Cleaners runs a county wide name contest open to Carroll County residents. Deadline is Saturday March 3 at 10 p.m. Four prizes totaling ten dollars will be awarded for the top names. entrants can obtain details at the cleaners. The winning name and prize winners will be announced next week.
Marriage licenses have been issued this week for Hanna of near Burlington Pullen, son of Mr and Mrs Hanna. Thorlow R. George and Vera Isaacs daughter of Isaacs. Roy Dewain Brown and Luse, both of Rock.
A damaged OCR fragment shows an administration notice referencing Shaffer as administrator and Jane Cuall as attorney. The legible elements indicate an official order or filing related to a solver or executor.
The Circuit Court of Carroll County Indiana names Edward P. Brennan administrator of the estate of Julia T. Lane, late of Carroll County, deceased. The administrator states the estate is believed solvent. Dated 25th, 1934.
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