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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
2
In a local message residents demand Roosevelt era New Deal banks in Delta and Fawn Grove reopen fully and without restrictions. They note nearby communities with open banks still operate safely under government liquidity requirements while urging immediate full access.
Wheat rises toward four dollars a bushel bringing cheer to farmers who endured lows and to merchants and implement dealers. The tone notes the New Deal era optimism, acknowledging some waited years for relief while others fear delays.
A compact and quirky item of verse and snippets by G. H. Enfield. Elements touch on prohibition, mischief, and social observations with playful wordplay and sharp punch lines. The piece mixes humor with social commentary and whimsical letters.
Miss Mellie Jones of York visits grandparents the Wilsons while Kinsey family calls on Miss Kilgore. Many relatives travel between York Abbott Littlestown Baltimore and Delta for visits funerals and weekends with Browns Proctor Galbreath and Hemphill families. Mrs Abel attends Milwaukee convention and World’s Fair in Chicago.
W. Z. Macomber advances a new 30 by 60 foot cannery at Harford Siding described as among the region’s most complete. A mule kicked Nelson Lee injuring his right arm above the elbow during boat team play for James Sinclair. Delegates elected for Delta borough and Peach Bottom in the Republican County Convention. John Q A McConkey shipped 2000 bushels of corn and 1000 bushels of wheat aboard the Martie for Baltimore on June 21.
John H. Rouse Bel Air office manager and Mrs. Alvah M. Isennock traffic employee will receive gold one star emblems for five years of service with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Baltimore City. They join seventy state employees with a total 820 years of service recognized this month. Gold two star emblems are awarded for ten years and fifteen years for other long service rewards.
Twenty five years ago a barn on Rev. J B Scarborough's farm burned down with no determined cause. The blaze was too intense to save any belongings and the eclipse the prior Sunday drew many local observers. Dr and Mrs M R Girvin hosted about 200 guests for Dr Girvin's birthday at Airville with Grahamville Band selections. The Hyson family held a first reunion at Mrs Bertha Manifeld's home on June 23 marking Mrs Hyson's birthday anniversary.
The text describes gold emblems awarded for twenty, twenty five, and thirty five years of service. The twenty year badge is a three star emblem, the twenty five year badge a ruby, and the thirty five year badge a diamond while the twenty year service also features a four star symbol.
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