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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
2
Carthage lodge 1 O F No 255 meets weekly on Tuesday at 7 30 PM in room upstairs over White and Sons hardware on Main street. Visiting members always welcome.
Rush Lodge No. 580 Freemasons announce regular meetings on the first Wednesday of each month. Members are reminded to attend as per lodge bylaws and local Masonic calendar.
The churches invite residents to Easter services as the community gears up for busy school activities. Glen Magee of Anderson was here Sunday and Fred King visited from Anderson over the weekend. Sharer and Moore advertised paints oils turpentine and varnish. Mr and Mrs Walter Newsom called on Mr and Mrs Albert N Earnest at Gwynneville Sunday. Subscribe for the Citizen.
In Richmond a hearing named Judge Will M. Sparks appointed Charles L. Henry receiver for the S. and C. traction line amid rumors of $100,000 in debts and a declining business. The Indianapolis American Association season opens April 14 at home. local incidents include a post office plot arrest in Hamilton County and tractor related injuries.
Carthage High dropped to Charlottesville 8 to 4 and to Spiceland 14 to 2 in early season baseball. Arlington High beat Webb 27 to 11. Knightstown beat S. O. Home 15 to 5 on March 27. Charlottesville defeated Maxwell 8 to 2. S. O. Home beat Westland 10 to 1. County track meet Saturday at Moscow with local entries listed.
T H Stout of Arlington visited Tuesday. R M Allen and family from Anderson spent Sunday with J M Stone. The paper mill fire occurred a year ago on April 12 with alarm at about noon on Saturday. Edwin Drake and family were in Indianapolis and Plainfield visiting relatives. L D Cooper and Howard E Henley women attended the Home Exposition in Indianapolis. William Moore and family spent Tuesday in New Castle with Mary Howren joining them home for a visit.
A New York Sun excerpt urges a nation to endure, learn from elemental treachery, and be prepared. It speaks of wind and salt, sand and adversity, until doors are opened to life and homecoming.
Caviar commands high prices with Berlin selling at about 22 dollars per pound and Petrograd and Moscow workers consuming it regularly for a dollar. Hamburg houses the world’s largest caviar storehouse under Soviet government control, distributing shipments to New York Paris and London through a central Petrograd port warehouse.
The text recounts Christophe rising from private soldier to ruler of Haiti after Toussaint l Ouverture’s era. It notes his contested rule with Petion, retreat to the north, Citadel construction, reputed tyranny, a stroke, and a self-inflicted death with a gold bullet.
The guide outlines pruning and training for young peach trees. Choose a vigorous one year growth, cut the transplant trunk to 18 to 24 inches, remove side branches, and keep only 5 or 6 buds near the top. In subsequent years prune to open the center and avoid large wounds.
Small paper pots available at seed stores or homemade offer a handy way to plant tomatoes cabbage peppers and flowers. The container can be left slightly torn to ease transplanting and protect roots. Leave about half an inch of pot above soil to prevent cutworms from reaching the plant. Tear out the bottom when setting out plants. the folding box comes away without harming the plant.
Notice lists current first class and zone postage, special parcel charges, and guidance on marking mail contents. It also outlines money order fee brackets from under 5 to up to 80 dollars and references postmaster assistance and news agents.
The trustee of Ripley School Township Rush County Indiana offers Walnut Ridge School property District 7 for sale on April 18 1925 at 1 PM. The parcel covers 1 acre in the NE quarter section 27 15N 8E with a frame coal house two privies and an iron pump included on site. Cash sale at the premises.
Notice by trustee Thomas J. Passwater of Ripley Township Rush County Indiana of a sale of Carthage School property at 3:00 o clock at the school building. The notice describes the property and sale terms in formal auction language.
Outside of City Limits Roy Mayse and family and Mrs Clara Henley of Marion visited Mr and Mrs Will Henley over Sunday. Ripley Country Club will meet April 16 at the Library with Mrs Ertle Price as hostess. Mr and Mrs John Gray of Shelbyville and Miss Mount and George Gray of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Cassius Gray and family. Mrs T H Jordan and Mrs Roy Herkless and daughter Mildred were in Indianapolis last Friday. Miss Mildred Addison with Harley Foust of Mays visited Sunday at Pendleton and Anderson. Earl M Tweedy, formerly carpentering at Miami Florida, arrived home last Friday night after a six days motor trip.
James Terhune and family visited his father and sister on a Sunday near Greensburg.
Sharer and Moore advertise durable steel fence posts available in 74 and 8 foot lengths. The firm promotes sturdy construction for long lasting fencing projects and invites inquiries for bulk orders.
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