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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1936

Page

6

Arlington News Roundup of Social Visits and Notices

Local notes record numerous visits and happenings across Arlington and nearby towns. Guests include Everett Sunman and family, Carl Dearinger, Ernest Beckner, and many Rushville and Indianapolis visitors. a 6 pound baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ernest north of Homer. community groups meet for quilt making and charity events. church and club activities feature speakers, meals, and Founder's Day observances.

Everett Sunman Gings Will Sunman Aurora Lawrenceburg Carl Dearinger Ernest Beckner Earl Downey Hampton. Reeves Cleora,Jordan Catherine Elliott Manilla Clyde Heath Indianapolis Clarence Northam Rushville Harry Joyner Dean Stanley Denning Nelson John Nelson Thurlow Overleese Howard Ernest Homer Ernest Telen Addison Real Carthage Frank Megee Ruby Brarran Glen Moore Cras. Mesure Thos. Bird Ruth Lee Melvin Henley Vera Lee Rue Henley Near Carthage Grace Lee Bert Jordan Tom Jordan Ora Beckner Richard Gardner Morristown Clyde -Heath Walter Marshall Worth Brow Dunreith Urban Kennedy Ed Ray Danville Reeves Woods Wm. Gallimore Jerry Roberts Perry Collins Maino Maribell Readle Elmer R«dle Carlos Heath Franklin Gear Melvin Jones Near Pete Jones Burt Kennedy James Allison Paul Kennedy Chas Burdy Nelle Morgan Conrad Kiser Carthage Jerry Brown Leroy Catt Nolan Matthews Chester Northam Ruth Ridlen Jean Buddy Wicker Chas Wicker Clell Dearinger Margaret Shauck Shelbyville Raymord Wicker de Carrol Clarksburg Roy. Brown Chas. Wicker Cincinnati Stella Woods Oscar Miller Cleora Jordan Lettie Lane Hal Pike Elvira Miller Edwin Northam Billy Hufford Byron Bitner Wesley McFatridge Creenfield Alta Addison Ksatherine Mincy Lowell Hutchinson Herbert Myers Joe Readle Owen Packer Gwynneville Stella Davis Mary Tarbet D. M. Dearinger Chester Dearinger Janet Charlene Esther Ellen Priscilla Club Dwight Beckner Weldon Beckner Ireland St. Patrick’s James Hyatt Pauline Mitchell Stanley Williams Beckner Hutchinson Howard Brown Lowell Riley Wm. Marshall Melvin’ Henley Pearce Pleasant Ridge Missionary Society Gladys Marsh

The Personal Touch In Taxes Explained

Readers learn that many taxes bearing odd titles raise prices for goods and services. Economists say hidden costs from taxes like capital-stock, tonnage, and excise taxes fall on workers and families via higher living costs, while waste in government drives the burden higher.

Congress

The Ides of March and Potent Fates Across Time

The poem laments Caesar's death and Tsarist fall on March ides while imagining Pagan rites to thwart winter. It contrasts ancient omens with spring longing. A stray line praises a sturdy three-rail paddock fence as a charming farmstead feature born of labor.

Caesar Rome Czar Russia Olympus Pluto Pompey

St Patrick's Party Set By Miss Crystle Moore

Snow fell all day last Friday and a big snowstorm arrived Tuesday as Miss Crystle Moore hosted a St Patrick's party and six o'clock dinner for many of her young friends. The week saw temperatures fall to 12 degrees Sunday and rise to 50 degrees by Thursday with additional social visits and birthday honors noted among local families.

Crystle Moore Mercury John DeSchipper Edna Harrold Kennard Ogden Enos Coffin Walter Addison Jesse Reddick

Local social rounds feature parties and visits

Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs H T Beher hosted a 500 party last Thursday night with guests Mr and Mrs Russell Phelps Mr and Mrs R L Hamilton Mr and Mrs Walter Newsom Mr and Mrs Henry Jessup and Mr and Mrs C G Hill. Various families shared hospitality at dinners and visits across Carthage Fletcher M E church and Gwynneville with friends including Thelma and Joseph Butler and the Newsoms.

H. T. Beher Russell Phelps R. L. Hamilton Walter Newsom Henry Jessup C. G. Hill Harry Bentley Clay Springer Broadripple Walter Haydock Greenfield John Dyer W. P. Newsom George Fancher Oren Souder

Beatrice Hunt and Donald Ruby Guests of Helen Souder

Miss Beatrice Hunt and Donald Ruby attended a social visit hosted by Miss Helen Souder. The gathering included friendly conversation and shared hospitality among local residents.

Beatrice Hunt Donald Ruby Helen Souder

Carthage Cornet Band Serenades Editor in Residence

Forty years ago Carthage enjoyed a local serenade as the Carthage Cornet Band performed at the editor’s home. The town notes the band’s progress with praise and hopes for further improvement. Easter social plans arise from the M E church women for April 4, selling autograph quilts and articles. Friends' Christian Endeavorers join Epworth League for a gathering at I O O F hall with music and marches. Emma Clark ends her term at Tilliwigan school with a student program drawing patrons.

Carthage M. E. Church Epworth League Friends’ Christian Endeavorers I. O. O. F. Hall Emma Clark Tilliwiggan

Civil Service Exams Announced for Navy and Naval Observatory

The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams including junior astronomer at 2000 dollars yearly at the Naval Observatory Washington DC marine engineers at 2600 to 3800 dollars a year Navy Department and agricultural engineers in various grades.

United States Civil Service Commission Naval Observatory Washington D. C Navy Department

Civil service pay scales for government jobs published

The notice lists annual salaries for several federal positions including Junior veterinarian at 2000 dollars, Clinical director and Director of laboratories at 5600 dollars, and Associate psychologist at 3200 dollars. It also mentions the Bureau of Agricultural Engineering and Bureau of Animal Industry within the Department of Agriculture and provides directions to obtain full information from the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D C.

Bureau of Agricultural Engineering Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital Washington, D. C Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners United States Civil Service Commission

Tangible Results of Newspaper Advertising

Continental Oil reports 1935 annual results show rising general business and profits. Sales of its germ processed motor oils rose over 14 percent, aided by heavy newspaper advertising. The company plans to spend most of its 1936 advertising appropriation on newspaper space.

Continental Oil Company Continental

Mrs Amy Milkes Visits Crown Point for Weeks

Mrs. Amy Milkes is spending a few weeks in Crown Point, staying as a visitor and enjoying the town. She plans to tour local sights and partake in community events during her stay.

Amy Milkes Crown Point

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