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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
3
Mrs H. T. Beher and Miss Louise Parish visited Indianapolis last Friday while noting steel posts bought and sold at Sharer & Moore.
The flock of blue herons or cranes arrived March 16 from the South, about twenty to thirty birds in the area with nests 14 to 24 feet across high in trees. Nests hold four to six sea green eggs while sentinels guard as the birds hunt fish and frogs. The cranes remain until autumn and shed spectacular flights and balance lessons for onlookers.
Rushville adds a brick and steel plant with forty workers from the Indianapolis Veneer Co the third new factory location in months. Rider Packing Co Sey mour plans a 45000 equipment addition next summer to process sweet corn over 700 acres contracted. Cannery aims year round operation. Morristown sale praised as best in three years drawing shoppers from Knightstown Fairland Carthage Arlington Rays Crossing and others. High School Commencements announced for Raleigh Milroy Manilla Arlington Westland with multiple graduates listed and baccalaureate sermons set in local churches.
A tornado passing near Miami and striking Hialeah killed three people and injured twenty seven. About 75 homes were destroyed and roofs were lifted up to 200 feet. Around 500 people sought shelter in local groves.
David McCorkle and J M Culbertson of Indianapolis visited Milroy last week. Mrs Amy E Fox died near Manila. surviving husband and children listed. Roxey and his Gang heard on WEAF. S L Rothafel linked to Lee Nixon in Washington. Rupert Stanley and family cannot travel from China for two years. Eugene Herkless joins U S Army.
The Citizen notes a Friendship class gathering on Wednesday with Mrs Homer Miller. W. O. Moore offers picture framing services and Sharer & Moore supply paints oils turpentine and varnish. Local residents Mr and Mrs Carr visited New Castle, and Mrs George Ewing and others were in Indianapolis Friday. Ford parts and a special oil for Fords are advertised by J. V. Moore & Son.
Mrs Mary F Willcutt, Mr and Mrs S L Newsom, and Mr and Mrs Sam O McCarty were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Henley in Terre Haute from Saturday to Monday. They dined with the Henleys and attended a weekend gathering.
Batteries charged at J. V. Moore and Son garage as workers prepare vehicles and confirm service readiness. Local shop maintains standby battery stock and typical maintenance offerings for area motorists.
Rushville Indiana ad from Louis C. Lambert offers abstract of title services for real estate buyers and sellers in Rush County. Twenty years experience. references from local acquaintances. office at 111 North Main Street Rushville Indiana.
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