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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
6
A long list of prize-winning textiles and garden entries names winners and judges. Items include bed spreads pillow cases table linens center pieces crocheted garments and a vast array of flowers and fruits with numerous participant names and ribbons.
Best Bouquet ist Mrs W J Nunnins. Largest Number of Bouquets ist Mrs Eunice Smith. Blooming Potted Plants ist Mrs Catherine Holsinger, 2nd Mrs Lena Dillon. Wild Flowers Goldenrod ist Lila Beale, 2nd Robt Deeter. Bitter Sweet ist Alice Been, Vase of Wild Flowers 1st Robt Deeter, 2nd Mrs Harry Baum.
A local fruit show entries include Yellow Winter Apples by unidentified grower with Charles Kromm placing 2nd Walter Barnhart Srd Chas Jester 4th Roy Snoeberger Red Winter Apples unnamed entrant with 4th Mrs Ruth Kennard Plate Crab Apples 1st Will H Wood Yellow Fall Apples unnamed with Chas Jester 2nd J G Shoff Lrd H E Newell.
Schlosser Bros creamery of Frankfort announces free admission tickets and parking space at the Indiana State Fair grounds for 50 000 dairy farmers attending the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 to 17. The firm plans free lunch headquarter service and baggage check rooms for visitors at its Schlosser headquarters during the event.
Miss Mary Sample writes from Arcata California about renting a bungalow for a year and detailing home making plans. She describes a sunlit living room kitchen decor and budget for new furnishings while sharing jelly making social life and a trip to a whaling station with vivid, humorous notes on daily domestic and institute activities. She also reports visitors Dr J A H Wilson and wife departing for California after a two month Carroll County stay.
Negotiations long in progress concluded Saturday with the sale of The Frankfort Daily News to Roy C. Swank and Eugene C. Pulliam of Lebanon. John and Justin Schumann, longtime majority stockholders and managers, have disposed of their entire interests.
Purdue University reported an October 1 enrollment of 3 202, a gain of 143 students from a year ago. The figure marks the largest student body in the university's history amid continued expansion across campuses and programs.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Coonrod longtime White County resident died at her West Harrison Street home after a brief paralysis illness. A pioneer citizen, she lived seventy seven years in the county and left five children and fifteen grandchildren. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev. J. M. Fross officiating and interment at Riverview Cemetery.
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