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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1938
Page
3
Hloosier duck hunters have five more days to hunt as the migratory waterfowl season ends in Indiana on Monday November 28. Virgil M. Simmons commissioner of the Department of Conservation announced the open season end date today.
Nationally known company seeks several men for good paying work delivering orders to farmers rendering service and other tasks. Farm experience helps but not required. Car needed. Permanent positions. Send name and address in Box 27 care of this paper.
Seventh and eighth grade girls finish sewing projects to make pot-holders for the new food laboratory. Seventh grade history classes complete booklets on how America was peopled. Three new junior high students join: Mary and Alberta Trapp from Owasco and June Britton from Yeoman. Perfect spelling records named for seven seventh graders.
Evelyn Bardon and Robert Sanderson join Mr and Mrs Marshall Wingard Flora as guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Eikenberry in Lafayette to watch the Purdue Indiana game on Saturday afternoon.
Charles Carroll chapter Delphi D A R joined a Friday trip to Indianapolis visiting the Benjamin Harrison Home on North Delaware street. They toured, attended tea, and learned about Caroline Scott Harrison and the home’s restoration funded by around 25 000 dollars. Local interest noted with university ties and future tours suggested for Home Economics clubs.
A state welfare report on the Carroll County Delphi jail cites fair condition and adequate heat and lighting but notes fire hazards and inadequate female bathing facilities. Recommendations include replacing broken windows, repairing the roof, installing a steel stairway, adding a female bath tub, and mesh screening on doors and windows.
President Roosevelt endorses the National Tuberculosis Association and its affiliates urging all citizens to back the Christmas Seal Sale starting Thanksgiving Day. He calls eradication of tuberculosis a patriotic duty and highlights seals as funding for prevention, cure, and recovery efforts nationwide. Mr. and Mrs. Drake will spend Thanksgiving in Kokomo with the Alexanders.
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