October Farm Meetings Across Carroll County
County agent notes corrected October Farm Bureau programs for Deer Creek and Washington townships. Lists a full schedule of meetings in Clay Adams Rock Creek Deer Creek Jefferson T Tippecanoe Pittsburg Madison and more with program notes including music, readings, and a play Good Gracious Grandma. Also covers seed corn selection, Colt Club Show, and soy bean observations from Purdue, highlighting gains from fish meal kelp and soil improvement through soybeans.
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Farm Bureau
Washington Township
Democrat
Deer Creek Township
Orvil Schock
Deer Creek
Methodist Orchestra
F. Sheets
O. P. Manker
Burr. Balser
Dean Balser
Joseph Peterson
William Greenup
Ralph Raegan
Claude Wickard
C. V. Quinn
O. F. Halli
Clay
Owasco
Adams
Rock Creek
Burrows
Delphi
Jefferson
Oak Grove
T. Tippecanoe
Pittsburg
Madison
New Hope
Leroy Hardy
Burlington
Washington
North Central
Jackson
Camden
Monroe
Carrollton School
Cutler
Carroll County
Purdue
County project meeting sets food radio exhibit at courthouse
Home Economics clubs voted to present a wholesome fruits vegetables and cereals display as an unusual attractive exhibit in a rest room on the first floor of the county courthouse. Ladies from city clubs will host daily during the fair. Achievement Day is planned for Wednesday Oct 24 at the Flora community building with committees named to manage the program.
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Home Economic Club
C Ty
Court House
Flora
Farm Bureau Meeting Program in Washington Township
Mrs Leroy Hardy program committee chair will host the Farm Bureau gathering on the east side of the county Announcement of the program features instrumental music by the Myers family reading by Mrs Castle Fouts and a vocal solo by Babe Hayes.
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Leroy Hardy
Washington Township
Farm Bureau
Katherine Cornell
Myers
Castle Fouts
Babe” Hayes
Delphi Hi Y and Sunshine groups plan fall activities
The Hi Y club will initiate 34 new members October 12 in the high school gym, with county participation from Carden, Cutler, and Flora. They sponsor a Thursday and Friday fax sale for community projects and plan a Camp Tecumseh Halloween party. Sunshine Society officers are President Berniece Arnott, VP Jean Kramer, Secretary Irene Haslet, and Treasurer Mary Fisher. Forty-seven girls were initiated, and the group will sell candy at the county fair. Delphi hosts the county track meet at the city park this Friday, with Delphi aiming to retain the cup. The girls glee club has formed and begun rehearsals. Miss Naomi Pruitt and her mother were weekend visitors in Bloomington for the Indiana Wabash game.
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Carden
Cutler
Flora
Hi-Y
Hallowe’en
Camp Tecumseh
Sunshine Society
Berniece Arnott
Jean Kramer
Irene Haslet
Mary Fisher
Sunshine
Carroll County
Delphi
Delphi High School
Hoover Alibi on Wheat Price Fixing Emerges in Campaign Talk
A Citizen editor notes Hoover could not provide an alibi for wheat price fixing during Wilson era. Campaign dopesters relay a Wilson remark to Mellon associate about Hoover signing letters to grain dealers threatening license revocation for above fixed wheat prices. The story, attributed to a farmer, relies on overheard gossip rather than direct denial.
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Editor Citizen
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
G. O. P. Dopsters
Wilson
Andy Mellon
Virgil Stinebaugh to Inspect Public Schools
Virgil Stinebaugh, ex Delphi high school principal and state education inspector, plans an inspection visit to Carroll County this month. County trustees favor an early review to identify and correct defects before the new school year.
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Virgil Stinebaugh
Delphi High School
State Board of Education
Bailey
Carroll County
Good road work links parks and farms across the nation
More than 1,000,000,000 dollars were spent on U S highway improvements last year. Good roads aid city and farm alike as Yellowstone gateways report excellent condition. National parks in the United States and Canada now connect by improved highways. The Defense highway will shorten Washington to Annapolis travel by eight miles and be completed this year.
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United States
Yellowstone National’ Park
Canada
Washington
Annapolis
Chemistry waves IC hand over so corncob
The article extols corncob chemistry noting lignin cellulose pentosan adhesives ethyl alcohol glucose and carbon extracted from the plant. It envisions vast industrial uses and value including corncob plastics lacquers boards textiles papers and dyes in a future era.
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Chemistry
Better Crops Magazine
Imag
Advertise in The Citizen for Luna Coffee and Smith's Grocery
Lost items inquiry or sale prompts appear as a small ad mentioning Luna Coffee at 43c and Smith's Grocery. This brief notice invites readers to contact or check The Citizen for classified advertisements.
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Luna
Smith’s Grocery
Miss Wilma Woody Named Assistant Librarian
Miss Wilma Woodley accepted the position as assistant librarian at the Delphi library to replace Miss Marion Robbins who is attending Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute. Miss Mary Cochran the regular librarian has been absent for two months due to illness.
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Wilma Woodley
Delphi
Marion Robbins
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Mary Cochran
Artichokes Feed Cattle Notables In France Use
Artichokes are widely produced in France with about 300000 acres planted annually. The tubers are used to feed cattle and sheep across the region, reflecting a major agricultural practice of the country.
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France
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