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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
3
Farm Bureau meetings begin after the election with the first held November 5 at New Hippe school Madison township. County agent to discuss Farm Accounting and Management. social and educational directors to present a short program. About 100 Indiana leaders volunteer to speak for a revised constitution.
A broad group of Indiana citizens including educators attorneys bankers business leaders farmers and club women have joined the constitutional convention league of Indiana as speakers. Names include William Loweryan W H Eichhorn Paul V McNutt Winfield Miller L A Pittinger Samuel L Scott Albert Stump O F Hall D L McKesson Lloyd D Claycombe L N Hines H F Clements and A G Brown. 4-H clubs report 39 meetings 106 girls enrolled and 67 percent completing projects with Clay township achieving a 100 percent completion rate. Edith Beard led Clay township last summer. Purdue and state education officials publish a bulletin detailing average Indiana farm expenditures and income.
The Burlington Home Economics club elects officers for the coming year with Mrs. Daisy Reavis as president, Mrs. Blanche Hinkle as vice president, and Mrs. Dora McCarty as secretary-treasurer.
The Indiana Federation of clubs will air a 10 minute program Fridays from 1 30 to 1 40 over WFBM Indianapolis about the constitutional revision. The broadcast runs until November 4. The Indiana Federation of Women’s clubs and the Indiana League of Women Voters urge a favorable vote on the constitutional convention.
A practical farm accounting program will be available in Carroll county schools. The four to six week course guides students through home farm record keeping, covering income sources and expense areas, to prepare an opening inventory for the new year. It serves classroom work and home farm use.
James Hurt of Jefferson township won the primary among three candidates for township trustee. A retired farmer and businessman, Hurt is viewed as well fitted to succeed Artie Million, with the township boasting the county’s lowest tax rate and taxpayers’ interests expected to be prudently managed.
Chicken thieves frightened away from the home of Misses Pearl and Lola Hanna while attempting to rob a coop. Officers were called as the culprits fled, releasing some fowl in their hurried retreat.
Thirteen DePauw University students were chosen to draft a proposed Indiana constitution. George Obear of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Obear, contributed and earned full credit in Howard C. Smith’s feature in the Indianapolis Star last Sunday.
Carroll county alumni are urged to attend the homecoming events on November 7 and 8 connected with the Northwestern Indiana football game. A 23 member homecoming committee is working hard to ensure this year’s observance is among the best in recent years.
Nine of ten customers choose radios from Herbert Smith, reflecting strong market trust. Local store data shows consistent demand across models and steady patronage. The pattern underscores SMITH brand dominance in the period.
Vintage ad promotes Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a pure vegetable extract remedy for constipation and torpid liver. Emphasizes no substitutes and urges purchase from red bottle packaging at druggists.
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