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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Add Anderson received word their granddaughter Barbara Woodruff of Flint Michigan was struck by a car. She sustained a fractured skull and a broken leg areas not specified in the report.
Local social column records visits and gatherings among Morristown area families including Nigh, Dyer, Wortman, Keaton, Pollitt, Long, and Wilcoxon households. Attendees attended funerals, plays, and school events. mentions Home Show, Red Cross nursing class, and a few travel sightings to Indianapolis and Muncie. An elderly spinner Mrs J R Terry from Clarksville Texas is highlighted for sixty years of spinning and weaving.
Indiana farmers favor the state seed tag as a guide to buying good seed. The tag helps buyers compare varieties, ensure purity, and select reliable seed stocks for better yields.
A poetic reflection on a Crosley Corporation radio giving a charming start to the day. The speaker notes routine moments with hair braiding, a pompous son, school, coffee, and a rule to dream. Organ harmony sparks reverie and motivates daily tasks praising Chandler and Allison.
The article outlines menus from visiting nations including Blini from Russia kebabs and honey desserts from Albania wine soaked strawberries from Luxembourg and poultry dishes from France. Mexico sends chili con carne. Twenty four restaurants will be in the foreign section. It notes inflation and waste line disturbances as possible impacts.
Indiana will greatly increase mileage of modern dual lane highways in 1939 as the State Highway Commission reports progress and plans. Projects include roads 30 40 and 24 with relocations around Valparaiso Brazil Knightstown Dunreith and Fort Wayne to ease traffic and boost safety. An eleven mile modified dual lane with a parkway between lanes also exists between Indianapolis and Cumberland.
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