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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
3
Office of the County Agent Alph Maggart advocates improved farming through more legumes and better dairying. Program outlines for youth clubs and home economics are included to support rural households and 4-H activities in the community.
The Farm Bureau committee led by Herbert Million and others schedules a May 16 meeting at Yeoman church with a Mother's Day program and a Memorial Service for Jefferson township members. Poultry and hog care tips cover chick housing, heat, litter, roosts, water, and feeding. hog full feeding, pasture use, and mineral mixtures are outlined for better gains and finish.
The Clay township Home Economics Club will meet Wednesday May 17 at Mrs Ella Otten's home with Mrs Herbert Ward assisting. The program aligns with Mother's Day. Miss Mary Frantz and Mrs Guy Clauser will lead the project lesson.
This article outlines two practical pasture feeding methods for spring pigs aimed at Carroll county farmers. It describes full grain feeding from start to finish versus limited grain now with full feed in fall, drawn from five years and thousands of Indiana farm experiences.
Roll call at the meeting was taken by Wm. Dickinson president asking the weights and gains of the calves on feed Orville Shulthers reported on the State Club roundup at Purdue. Discussion of summer feeding followed with recommendations for increased use of corn. The club will hold a June 8 tour of Carroll county. Officers will plan the tour later and report. The July meeting will tour the Stock Yards and Packing Plants at Indianapolis.
W O Mills of the Fordue Agriculture school will speak to former students and prospective enrollees about today’s agriculture course. Miles from the Agronomy Dept will discuss corn variety work on Purdue farms. The open meeting is in Camden on Monday May 15 inviting all interested.
Dwight Beard and Lois Shoff were chosen by the advisory committee to attend the Junior Leaders Training School at the Kiwanis school from June 3 to 8. Representatives will come from every county in the state.
Bulk garden seed offered at Margowski's Rexall Store with sale details noted for a mid October period. Local shoppers can stock up on assorted varieties ahead of planting season.
Three major announcements followed a Battle Ground assembly board meeting at Trinity church in Lafayette. Dr. E Stanley Jones will open the Bible conference on July 30 and speak daily through August 8. The Northwest Indiana M E conference will hold its session at Battle Ground June 20 to 25. Indiana seeks to purchase seven acres west of the battlefield for a state park extension and forest restoration.
Frank Shockley and Emerald Rose were taken to the state penal farm on Friday morning by Deputy Sheriff Art Anderson to serve a ninety day sentence for petit larceny.
Stomach gas that causes loss of sleep and rest ruins your health and beauty. Even long time sufferers of acid stomach get relief from Bisma Rex, a delicious tasting antacid powder. Bisma Rex brings lasting relief. Get it today at Jones Rexall Drug Store.
The Burrows Presbyterian Church holds 11:00 a.m. worship and Rock Field Presbyterian Church hosts 7:30 p.m. services led by Rev. D. J. Ball from Chicago. Mothers Day observance on May 14 calls for full attendance, with 9:30 a.m. study, 10:30 Sunday school, and 11:00 a.m. lay delegate elections. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. invites all to worship and fellowship.
The weekly Christian Science Lesson Sermon for May 14 explores mortal and divine reality. It cites Eph 5 6 8 urging avoidance of deceitful words and describes man as mortal dream versus true immortal being from Science and Health.
A 9 30 Mother's Day service will be celebrated at the Methodist Church with all departments including Beginners Primary Juniors and adults sharing in the United Service of worship.
Bible School opens at 9 30 led by superintendent Ray Orr. At 10 30 a Mothers Day program of songs readings and a short sermon by the pastor on Our Mothers. Flowers expected in profess, to use our American Beauty roses. Come with flowers.
First Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m with Rev William Grant Smith leading the pulpit You are invited to attend The Taxis Club meets at 6 00 p m
The Delphi Citizen features a section on greeting cards tailored for all occasions. Readers can find card ideas, messages, and tips for composing personal notes suitable for holidays, anniversaries, and informal gatherings.
Advice for sustaining garden yields through succession planting and seed care. Details on interplanting crops, cold frames, seed aging, and germination factors for various plant types. Emphasizes timely planting, soil management, and adapting to seed peculiarities.
Feasibility of planting seeds is a general concern for gardeners. Ordinary garden seeds usually sprout promptly, but occasionally seeds that seem ready to grow fail to germinate.
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