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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
2
Notice indicates second class matter status for Carthage Indiana dated March 25 1907 under the 1879 act. Includes postal service filing and congressional authorization details.
Carthage Lodge 1 O. F. No. 255 meets Tuesdays at 7 30 in the Auditorium East Mill Street visiting members welcome Rush Lodge No. 580 F and A M holds a regular meeting on the first Wednesday of each month
The community is invited to Easter Sunday services as churches across the area extend open invitations. Weather reports note sixty two snows this winter to date. Framed notices advertise The Citizen yearly at one dollar fifty cents. Frank Cotton of Shelbyville visited Monday. Mrs Albert H Johnson is in ill health at her daughter Mrs Clarence R Wen yer in Indianapolis. Floor varnish and related supplies are sold at McCarty's Drug Store. Mrs Frank Swift, formerly a local resident, died March 12 in Connersville. Surviving are her husband two sons Fred and Louis and a married daughter Mina in Connersville. A Ford coupe owned by Milo Aiken a Fairview teacher was stolen in Indianapolis Saturday and recovered stripped of accessories.
School events recap shows Miss Graff and Miss Piersol among visitors from Brownsburg and Danville officials. Juniors defeated Freshmen 23 to 3 in the class basketball final while Seniors beat Sophomores 11 to 6. Juniors 10 Seniors 7 in earlier games. Track candidates met to gauge school participation, and the Seniors selected Deacon Dubbs as their class play with cast chosen and work begun. presentation date pending.
Robbers obtained over $5,000 from the Morrison Cloak Co. safe at 2 a m in Indianapolis on Sunday. The break in follows a string of crime reports across the state including a fatal truck-train collision in New Castle and an oil station clerk robbery in Columbus.
Mrs Mat Clark, 69, died Saturday noon at her New Castle home from paralysis. She is survived by her husband and two daughters Frances Clark and Mrs James Sharer of near Spiceland. Funeral services were held Tuesday at ten at the home, with burial in East Hill Cemetery near Arlington. Bert Sharer and sister Mrs Charles Moore attended.
In loving remembrance of Anna Lou Addison who left us two years ago on April 3. A rosebud from the garden of Heaven came down for awhile and was only loaned. She fulfilled her mission and is transplanted in the garden above with Jesus and the Angels. Thurmar Addison and family.
Marcia Sinclair at age twenty inherits 4000 dollars buys a car and sets out to find romance in Romance a new book. A lively guide to party ideas for young people notes fashions in parties changing from mother's era to modern styles. Freshmen sophs and juniors will want this clever read.
Thomas P. Weaver reports a whitewashing job on Market Street and Third Street, indicating local maintenance or repair work in progress.
The Fletcher M. E. Church announces Junior Sunday School at 9:30, morning worship at 10:30, evening service at 7:30, Epworth League 6:30, and a sunrise prayer meeting at 6. Evangelistic services run through Sunday at 7:30 except Saturday, with Good Friday communion and sacred music. Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday. Bible school at 9:45 led by Supt W O Moore. Preaching at 11, Thursday prayer at 7. Charles S. Dudley is pastor with Riverside church services at 10:30 and 7:30 plus a community sing in the evening.
Mrs Paul W. Linton and her two children were in Indianapolis on Monday.
A fourteen member committee from four churches and Walnut Ridge met at the Public Library to plan a Carthage W. C. T. U. organization. Mrs J H Healey chaired the planning group. Mrs C S Dudley of Lewisville spoke, and J A Lineback led the nominating panel. A public meeting is set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the Friends Church to organize and elect officers with Mrs Odessa Rayle presiding.
An ad by E. W. Wagoner of Knightstown offers painless dental procedures including nerve removal extraction crown grinding and fillings with no bad effects. It promotes Easter millinery at Nelle Behem's with outstanding Easter assortments and daily new hats in current materials and trims.
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