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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
3
Detroit city motor fleet records show 21 Ford scout cars averaged under 2 1/3 cents a mile and a total 6 591 937 miles for 309 police cars at 2.9 cents a mile. The evidence claims Ford durability, low fuel and oil use, simple design and high reliability in grueling service.
Carroll Dairymen High yields above 497 pounds butterfat from Oct 1930 to Oct 1931. The top cow from C Hendrix produced 11 246 pounds milk with 4 97 test and 558.6 butterfat. The county’s herds show strong milk, fat and test figures and foretell a statewide dairy outlook.
The Washington township Home Economics club has elected officers for 1932. President Mrs Ora Yakey. Vice president Mrs Vella Appleton. Secretary treasurer Mrs Ethel Hardy. Project leaders Elizabeth Hardy and Mable Jones. Alternate project leaders Mrs Flora Caldwell and Mrs Nellie Deleplane.
The Home Economics club of Madison township has elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Elsie Shulthers, vice president Mrs. Faye Duff, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Carrie Snoeberger, project leaders Mrs. Ruth Rule and Mrs. Mable Shaffer, publicity officer Mrs. Grace McCormick, 4-H club leader Mrs. Bertha Timmons.
Farm meetings are scheduled for Tuesday December 1 in Tippecanoe Two and Thursday December 3 in Carrollton Township. Local organizers urge farmer stakeholders to attend for updates and outreach.
In the political arena Republicans and Democrats eyeing presidential nominations must pass the initial pop tests early in spring ahead of their June conventions. The piece outlines looming scrutiny and the path to securing a party nod amid evolving campaign dynamics.
A study on connecting Lake Erie with the Ohio River via the Maumee and Wabash aims to provide transport for Northern Indiana industries. Officials expect a report by January 1 and a public release after Congress opens. The project includes Maumee to Fort Wayne barge routes and a Maumee Wabash link with potential feeder connections, with hearings to decide among competing routes.
Mr and Mrs James P Wagonmon travel to Indianapolis to attend a dinner meeting at the Properyeum of the Mayflower society where Mrs Wason is a member.
Taxes levied for State county school Delphi City Flora and Camden Corporations in Carroll County are due at the County Treasurer in Mane. Taxpayers may pay one half by the first Monday in May 1932 and the rest by the first Monday in November 1932. If one half is unpaid by May 1932 the full amount becomes due with a 10 percent penalty.
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