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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
3
The ABC Theatre offers three features next week. On Monday and Tuesday Marceline Day stars in Under the Black Eagle. Wednesday and Thursday present Sporting Goods with Richard Dix. Friday and Saturday show Wick Edness Preferred starring Lew Cody and Fileen Pringle.
Taxpayers with mortgages may claim an exemption up to $1,000. Exemptions must be filed between March 1 and May 1 each year in the auditor's office.
County Manager Lee Henderson schedules three livestock marketing meetings in Camden Carrollton and Delphi from March 26 to 28 with speakers Oscar Swank and Ayer from the Producers Commission Association. Purdue expert Claude Harper endorses speaker Walker for sheep men and round table discussions accompany each session. Five Acre Medal recipients for 1927 include J T Billings C M Yeakley John Edward Snoeberger J H Gilkerson Roy Snoeberger and J F Harness. Entries for 1928 due June 15 with a 50 cent fee to Indiana Corn Growers Association.
A letter from S B Pershing Tippecanoe County agent invites Carroll County sheep men to a meeting at Wea high school next Tuesday evening March 27. Speaker will be J F Walker secretary of the Ohio Wool Growers Association who studied wool marketing in Europe and Australia for the U S bureau of economics.
Official Tester C. M. McClure reports February on 271 cows with 65 dry, average 463 pounds milk and 21.0 pounds fat. Feed cost per cow $7.00, income over feed cost $4.90. 206 cows’ product divided by 271 lowers average. 65 dry cows reduce averages. High January milk cow is Raymond Jones’s imported Guernsey with 1801 pounds in Jan and 1702 in Feb, 58.5 pounds daily. Fat leader is Guernsey calf club cow “Creamline Lula” with 78.0 butter fat in a month. William Douglas and son built a Purdue-based bull pen at Bringhurst. Indiana Condensed Milk praises the design. Bankable Stock Farm bought a new two-year-old Guernsey bull. Focus: feeding, breeding, weeding, testing to boost Indiana dairy reputation.
Pauline Shorty of Pittsburg school entered room five Adria Lewis moved to Cutler and Raymond Myers moved to Rossville Richard Downs returned after a week illness Virginia White hosted a birthday party The five B class had a perfect attendance week Catherine Landis Noblesville entered five A class Ralph Flora hosted a birthday party Eileen Jackson absent due to illness Eileen Lewis entered New Hope school Rev O P Manker spoke on Christ and Architecture The Captain Milk Castle finished by sixth grade Antique furniture refinishing by manual training class Robert McCain table is seventy five years old One A class doing subtraction A students in spelling listed for last week Operetta tickets 25 and 35 cents March 30 date reminder Junior class program included beauty contest and plays Sunshine Society met Wednesday
Zion's Lutheran Church of Colburn announces a week of special Lenten services from Monday March 26 to Friday March 30, starting 7:30 PM nightly. Rev Wilbur E. Allen will preach on Sin Regeneration and Justification Conversion and Satisfaction of Growth in Holiness with special music each evening. All welcome to worship.
Everett Baer plans to depart for Chicago next Saturday with a truck load of freight. He will return with an empty truck unless local people hire him to bring back merchandise.
Farmers are informed of a fence line matter with Anderson Fence Co listed for contact. Phone access shown as 463-2 and the notice runs 1-4t in the paper.
Clifton C. Hilderbran of Pittsburg completed fifteen years with the Bell Telephone Co. His career began in 1913 with the Chicago Telephone Co. and continued through roles in field, maintenance, and the equipment engineering department. A favorable article with his photograph appeared in the company's official publication.
Royal Sceptor coffee, Smith's Groc. The article traces a career path from promotion to checker through multiple relocations. It notes transfers to New York in 1924, Hawthorne, Boston for appraisal work with New England Telephone, and later roles back in Hawthorne and Kearny as section chief overseeing Small Multiple P. E. X. and Text Set in the equipment practice department.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother Mrs Eliza beth Jane Carrick. J W Thomson and family.
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