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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1926
Page
2
Carthage Lodge 1 O O F No 255 meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 in the Auditorium on East Mill Street. Visiting members are always welcome to attend.
Trains carry mail and express. Trains run daily except Sunday.
On Sunday May 9 Mothers Day is noted while political tension rises on streets and debates intensify. Citizens face a tax deadline nine days away prompting urgency and widespread discussion.
Local voters see Republican filings for Rush County offices Dan L Spivey for Assessor Lewis J Newhouse for Commissioner Northern District R F Powell for Recorder Edna Hardin Burgdorfer for Recorder and Fred A Bills for Commissioner Northern District Also notices of travel and deliveries with Sharer & Moore promoting Sargent's Enamel and Kyanite Chi Namel Lig Lac varnish. Two freight cars derailed east of Arlington causing a three hour delay.
The Teachers Institute took place Saturday in Rushville with a school exhibit. Students miss classes due to mumps while shrubbery was planted on campus funded by the trustee, senior class, and others. The spring festival is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the gym with all grades marching.
Rev C F Shaul former Christian church pastor at Arlington accepts new assignment at Mt Summit. He and his family plan to move there on May 9. The item notes local church leadership change and upcoming relocation.
Four bandits robbed a Duesenberg payroll of 4273 at West Washington Street Bridge in Indianapolis. Kermit Bowen, 25, of Decatur, was trapped under a overturned tractor and burned by hot water before rescue. A covered bridge west of Richmond on the National Road collapsed during demolition, injuring three workers. Two grain elevators at Beech Grove burned with about 150000 bushels of grain lost.
The note thanks relatives and friends Dr G B McNabb the Masons and others for their kind service during Jesse H Siler illness and at his death and for floral remembrances.
Card expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. Special thanks to Rev Meyer singers and Dixon Board Mills Inc friends, W. O. Moore undertaker, signed by Olive Zimmerman Howard and Mr and Mrs Orlando Zimmerman.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rush County announces the appointment of Howard E. Henley as Administrator of the estate of Aaron O. Hill, deceased. The estate is presumed solvent. Dated March 30, 1926. Attest: Leonard M. Barlow, Clerk. Henley Smith Moore, Attorneys.
A local shop advertises shipping tags in two sizes along with wedding and business stationery. The sale includes envelopes, business cards and visiting cards for customers arranging events and professional branding.
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