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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
2
A curious proposal urges wives to form a Husband Study Club focusing on diet, domestic order, timeliness of dinners, and maintaining husbandly appeal. The idea aims to boost husbands’ usefulness and peace at home, likening it to beneficial social clubs and life insurance recognition. Browne also notes state efforts to hire more workers for highway maintenance to aid relief efforts.
Kathleen Yerkes of Jackson Township won the special prize and placed in multiple divisions at the 4-H Club Fall Festival. Margaret Ulrey, Kathleen Barnhart, and Richard Reef also earned top ribbons. Cash prizes and state contest entries announced. Burlington Farm Bureau plans a Thursday meeting with a guest speaker in Burlington.
Carroll County entered ten posters in the Farm Bureau Contest created by area boys and girls. The entries were presented at the District Farm Bureau meeting held at the county center.
Mindwell Crampton Wilson recalls meeting Mrs Thomas A Edison at a DAR National Board gathering in Washington. Edison resigns to stay by her husband, her quiet sacrifice praised by colleagues as a shining example of devotion and duty.
The state highway department enacts an eight hour day for all maintenance crews starting Wednesday. Director John J. Brown says the change lasts until the labor situation improves and workers are paid hourly. The shift aims to spread road work and employ more men than last year, with Governor Leslie backing the effort.
A plan to cut the eligibility age for Indiana high school athletic contestants from 21 to 20 is the most drastic item before the I H S A council at its meeting on Wednesday October 21 ahead of the October 22 A meet. The commission office released the proposed changes and principals are asked to report injuries from football season to aid insurance rate calculations effective 1932.
A recap of property transfers listing Bertha M Nichols to Paul Hohn in Tippecanoe township for $1.00 and numerous other parcels in Burlington, Sunset Park, and Washington townships. Also notes large jail crowd at the Arroll County jail with inmates including Mrs. Andrew Way, Charles Burke, Arthur Vaughn, Ike Owens, James Riggle, and John Freeman Dilling.
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