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Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

Page

2

Uncle Sam explains how to mail service men Xmas presents

War Department guidance to postmasters covers suitable gifts for sailors and Marines, packaging and labeling rules, and overseas mailing procedures. Do not seal parcels, use two overseas addresses, keep packages under six pounds, and prefer money orders for funds.

Uncle Sam William Ashba War Department Ashba Navy New York San Francisco United States

Final Rites Monday For Reynolds Lady

Augusta Schroeder 73 a Reynolds native died Friday night at her home after a long illness. She was a Lutheran parishioner. Survived by husband Fred three daughters Minnie Williams Gary Lena Hag ue Fowler a son Henry Idaville and two brothers Charles Buss Reynolds Herman Buss Monticello. Funeral services were held Monday at 206 p m at the Lutheran church with Rev Herbert Petrich officiating. Interment followed in the Lutheran cemetery.

Augusta Schroeder Reynolds Lutheran Church Fred Schroeder Minnie Williams Gary Lena Hague Burnettsville Clara Bowen Fowler Henry Idaville Charles Buss Herman Buss Monticello Herbert Petrich

Rites Held In West For Former Carroll County Resident

Clarence Wise a former Carroll County resident died suddenly Friday in Billings Montana Survived by widow Ethel a son two grandchildren sister Mrs Roscoe Robbins four brothers Charles north of Delphi William Maine Jesse Nappanee and Elmer Camden Two sons preceded him in death Funeral services and burial were in Billings where family resided since 1908

Clarence Wise Carroll County Billings Montana Mr. Wise Delphi John D Ethel Fellers Wise Ethel Roscoe Robbins Camden Charles William Maine Jesse Nappanee Elmer

Housewives urged to collect fats for war effort

The War Production Board calls Carroll County households and others in the state to contribute 1 070 000 pounds of waste fats monthly as part of a nationwide drive for half a billion pounds. Campaign leaders note urban fats will lead the supply while rural areas reuse fats for livestock feed and soap.

War Production Board Carroll County

Nine Day Season On Cock Pheasants Opens Nov 10

Hoosier hunters may pursue cock pheasants from November 10 to 19 in a nine day season announced by Harrell F. Mosbaugh director of the Division of Fish and Game. The rules set a daily limit of two cock birds and a four bird possession after two days. Hen pheasants remain closed this year.

Harrell F. Mosbaugh Division of Fish and Game State Conservation Advisory Committee

Farmers to Attend Purdue Swine Day

Carroll county farmers will attend the twenty second annual Swine Day at Purdue University on September 18 at the Purdue hog farm north of West Lafayette. Tours begin at 9:00 a m with soy bean meal as a protein supplement a key discussion led by C M Vestal. J C Bottom of the Purdue Farms Management Department will discuss feed and hog problems.

Carroll County Purdue University Purdue West Lafayette C. M. Vestal J. C. Bottum Purdue Farms Management Department

Madison Township Farm Bureau Meeting at New Hope School

Members gathered Wednesday evening September 2 at the New Hope school building. Speakers Ralph Maggart Mrs Charles Tansey and Ralph Rinehart addressed the group. Fred Klein performed special musical numbers urging thrift for War Bonds with a ten percent per paycheck recommendation.

Madison Township Farm Bureau New Hope Ralph Maggart Charles Tansey Ralph Rinehart Fred Klein

Soybean Meeting at Purdue September 16 17

Carroll county farmers invited to American Soybean Association sessions at Purdue University on September 16 and 17. Reports and discussions will focus on soybeans as a war crop and uses of soybeans. Thursday features the Purdue field meeting at the experimental farm east of Lafayette with inspections and progress reports on corn varieties legumes and new crops.

Purdue Carroll County American Soybean Association Purdue University Purdue Experimental Farm Lafayette State Road 26

Future Farmers To Initiate Group In Delphi Chapter

Fifteen boys will be initiated into the Delphi chapter of the Future Farmers of America at later services. Names listed include Dale Cleaver and R J Maggart Jr among others. The chapter met September 8 with Dick Balser presiding. Plans cover Purdue Swine Day at Purdue on September 18 and attendance at the National Future Farmer Convention in Kansas City in October.

Delphi Future Farmers of America Association Dick Balser Dale Cleaver R. J. Maggart, Jr Walter Wilson James Clawson Robert Allen Don Anderson Glenn Brown Billy Draper Dick Furst William Kite John Keeler James Maxwell Kenneth Mears Keith Mears Leroy Powell Purdue Purdue University Kansas City

Lucerne man arraigned after DUI arrest on state road 25

Matthew Maroney of Lucerne was arrested Saturday morning on state road 25 east of Delphi for driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. He was arraigned in Rossie Dern's justice of the peace court and fined $16.50 and costs. Sheriff Harry Cree made the arrest.

Matthew Maroney Lucerne Delphi Rossie Dern Justice of the Peace Court Harry Cree

Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Bell

County Clerk Charles L. Bell issued licenses on Friday to several couples. John Waymire Jr., 26, of Ft Bem ning Ga and Dorothy Pauley, 20, of Delphi. Lawrence Ewing, 23, and Margaret Young, 18, of Lafayette and Flora respectively. Charles Thomas 37 of Burrows and Lillie Starkey 42 of Burrows. Robert Bolinger 20 of Rossville and Margaret Mitchell 18 of Cutler. Jack Orr of Madison Wisconsin and Lois Kennard ? of Yeoman.

Charles L. Bell John Waymire, Jr Ft. Bemning, Ga John A. Waymire Delphi Dorothy Pauley Lawrence Pauley Lawrence B. Ewing Albert Ewing Lafayette Margaret L. Young Claude H. Young Flora Charles Clayton Thomas Burrows Lillie Mabel Starkey Robert O. Bolinger Samuel C. Bolinger Rossville Margaret Mitchell Charley W. Mitchell Cutler Jack E. Orr Madison Wisconsin Forres H. Orr Lois Maxine Kennard Glen Kennard Yeoman

Weekend dismissals at St Elizabeth hospital

Weekend dismissals reported from St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette include Mrs Joseph Kunzeil and Paul La Prade of Delphi and Mrs Garnal Scott and her son Buck Creek.

St Elizabeth Hospital Lafayette Joseph Kunzeil Paul la Prade Delphi Garnal Scott Buck Creek

Fragmentary protest tale cites alibis for misdeeds

A speaker remarks that the human race relies on fixed alibis for faults and that a man protests his innocence by claiming only a couple of beers were consumed. The line suggests he knows this claim is untrue.

Levy on Polls and Tax Records Summary

Municipal ledger lists levy figures by year with account codes 1040 1042 and 1941 1943 showing amounts 666.14 668.70 and 0.00 633.56 respectively for a local polling or tax assessment. No narrative context provided.

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