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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1932

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St Christian Church Youth Schedule Promotes Conference Trip

The Young Peoples Society invites members to a bus trip to the Rush County Young Peoples Conference in Ben Davis. Bus departs McCarty's Drug Store at 6 p.m. Friday for the 7:30 p.m. meeting. Gladys Reddick is president with Nadine Herkless leading. The Christian Helpers plan a meeting with Mrs. Paul Lifit Thursday afternoon in April with Mrs. Earl Nowotne and Mrs. Conrad Kyser assisting.

Young ‘Peoples Society Ben’ Davis Rush County Young Peoples Conference McCarty Young Peoples Society Gladys Reddick Nadine Herkless Christian Help Paul Lifit Earl. Nowotne Conrad Kyser

Revival at Wesleyan Church Continues This Week

A Wesleyan Church revival led by Rev. Cory of Marion continues through the week. Messages aim to stir hearts and invite all to Christ. Services are 7:30 PM daily with Sunday school at 9:30 AM and preaching at 7:30 PM. Pastor Edward Smithee invites attendees to reach the hundred mark next Sunday.

Cory Marion Conasay Christ Edward Smithee

Easter Egg Hunt at Golf Park Highlighted by Rosalie Humes

Junior C E Society held an Easter Egg Hunt at Golf Park last Monday. Rosalie Humes found the most eggs with Doris Tetrickas a close second, and James Henley unearthed a rabbit nest. The event preceded a day of Missionary talks by Dr Bond and a stereoptican lecture, with various church groups meeting through the day.

C. E. Society Golf Park Rosalie Humes Doris Tetrickas James Henley Drs. A Bond Friends Lsst Africa Mra Bible “School C. E Bonda M. Cc. E

Local Social Notes From Gwynnville And Nearby Areas

A rough social column records visits and dinners among residents. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Holbrook and others from Gwynnville and Indianapolis. Activities center on weekend hospitality, with multiple families hosting relatives and friends near Charlottesville and area towns.

Frank Holbrook Will Arnold Gwynnville Maurice Passwater Indianapolis Dwight Sims Earl Nowothe Max

Local School Notes Highlight Classes and Community

School notes detail convocation on Thursday April 11 at 10 AM led by Mr. Baker and the 8th grade Civics Class. Freshmen plan a Saturday party at Betty DeSchipper’s house. 8th grade Junior Citizens discuss political conventions and support Prohibition and taxation reform. Seniors prepare class photos and a forthcoming class play. Various alumni visits and community notices follow, including local family gatherings and church Ladies Aid plans.

Baker Betty DeSchipper Ifig Herbert Hoov Rok Calvin Coolidge

New Ford V-6 Models Promised by RSPAX

The report notes Ford V-6 models from RSPAX with bold claims of power and speed. It mentions a 65 horsepower figure for the engine development and highlights the camera of features in the new line.

Auto Crash Injures A Johnson Near Carthage

An automobile crash near Mays on State Road 3 injured A Johnson of East of Carthage 4. Johnson lost control when brakes failed while turning toward Rushville and was taken to City Hospital in Rushville for treatment.

Mays Rushville Johnson Wish Bh Sodas Ea

Farm dollar value dwindles hurting farmers nationwide

The piece notes the February farm dollar at half its prewar value, eroding purchasing power since 1920 and threatening peasantry as agriculture loses wealth to cities. It calls for constructive thinking and united farmer effort to improve conditions for the country, amid unsettled global relations and economic strain. Ralph Moore and daughter visited Rush Myndt? and Mrs Rohs Friend of Shelte w were Easter guests of Mrs William Parish.

Rohs Friend Shelte Rs. William Parish

New Bindings Planned for Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Home

The Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children's Home in Den partially funds two new cottages for boys and water mains extension with fire protection upgrades. About 106000 in improvements will be completed by the fall opening, funded by prior 75000 and 17580 appropriations and bids to be opened at 10 o'clock in the superintendent's office under Cortner.

Indiana Den‘Courier McGuire Shook Theiatapolis Cortner Or- Pater -T¢Mbet

Guard Attendant Exam Announced for Public Health Service

The U S Civil Service Commission announces applications open until April 19 for guard attendant in the Medical Hygiene Division of the Public Health Service at Federal prisons. Salary begins 1620 dollars yearly plus 360 for quarters subsistence and laundry. Candidates must be trained nurses or have navy hospital corps enlistment or army hospital corps service. Full details from state civil service boards or the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington.

United States Civil Service Commission United’ Si ‘Public Health Service United States Treasury Department Hospital Corps United States Navy United States Army States Civil Service Board of Examiners Washington, D. C

Latin District Contest Set for Straughn Next Saturday

The district Latin contest will be held at Straughn next Saturday April 2 for coin winners from eight counties including Hancock Henry Rush Shelby Union Wayne andette. Mrs Bat Kuhn is chairman and Miss Margaret White of Gurthagfe appears to be involved.

Straughn Hancock

Contai ner Corporation of America Elects Officers and Directors

At the annual meeting of Contain er Corporation of America the board of directors was elected: Sewell I Avery William R Basset Henry Teele Walter P Poepel Stanley A Russell and Charles Ward Seabury. Russell is a new member from National City Company New York. Officers were re elected: President Walter P Paepcke Vice presidents Wesley M Dixon J J Brossard E R Hawkins Treasurer J L Schooley Secretary E A Wag onseller.

Er Corporation of America Sewell I. Avery William R. Basset Henry Eearea H. Teele Walter P. Poepel Stanley A. Russell Charles Ward -Seabury Rusell National City Company York Walter P. Paepcke Wesley M. Dixon J. J. Brossard E. R. Hawkins J. L. Schooley E. A. Wagonseller

Librarian receives five gift books from Cyrus W Coffin

Los Angeles donor Cyrus W Coffin sends five books to the library including Miracles a bodrep Velty by Floyd Darrow Pagan and Christian reeds by Carpenter The Venture Book by Elinor Mordaunt recounts a shipwreck survival tale and a collection of proverbs The note suggests readers will enjoy the detective story Iust and mentions a 26 on FL

Cyrus W. Coffin Los Angeles Floyd Darrow Carpenter Elinor Mordaunt Oman Iust

Local Youth Fern Young Dies at Parents’ Home

Fern Young aged 22 died Sunday evening at 9 30 p m at his parents home southwest of Carthage after several weeks illness due to complications of diseases. He is survived by widow Mildred Adams Young and two brothers Frank C Young and Earl Young both of Astington. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 00 pm at the late residence with Rev Ferry pastor Morristown Zerine church. Interment in Arlington cemetery.

Ase Fern Young Elda .Young Southwest Carthage Mildred Adams_ Young Frank Earl Young Astington Si Cs Sa Ferry Morristong ‘Zerine Arlington Cemetery Aebes

County youth session set for weekend conference

The eighth annual county Young People's Conference will be hosted Friday night and Saturday at the Ben Davis Creek Christian church north of Mauzy. Officers include Frances Brooks president and Louise Malson secretary with speakers from the state council and local churches. The program features sessions Friday evening Saturday morning and afternoon ending with a banquet Saturday night. A quilts display and missionary society event accompany the gathering. Hazel Hill and Mrs. George Kulmer visited local residents this week.

Mildred ‘Stewart W. Guy Hamilton Audra Peoples ‘Council R. By Milly-M Ehurch James A.orah Bea ‘Disciples

Ben Bernie to Lead Orchestra at Indiana Roof Ballroom

Indiana’s Indiana Roof Ballroom will host Ben Bernie “the ole Maestro” and his nationally famous orchestra. The event in Indianapolis marks a high profile radio era act returning to town for a one night engagement.

Ben Bernie Indiana Roof Indianapolis Indiana

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