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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
6
Murray S. Kenworthy and Pastor Gouldie Kyser lead the Bible school session at 9 30 a m with S S superintendent. The lesson theme centers on meeting human needs within the early church setting.
At 10 39 a m a meeting for worship offers the sermon Lost and Found. A Thursday 7 00 p m mid week worship follows due to the commencement program. Young peoples meeting is set for May 4 at 6 00 p m at the Friends church.
Rushville Christian Science Society announces Sunday services at 10 45 and third Wednesday prayers at 7 45 in Rush County Bank rooms 7 and 8. Sunday school for ages up to 20 meets at 9 30. Probation After Death is the April 27 Lesson Sermon topic with Bible verses from Corinthians James and a passage from Science and Health.
In Indiana forests and woodlands about three million acres are guarded by 29 fire towers with observers who monitor smoke from 90 to 100 feet up and dispatch crews to control blazes. Over the past two weeks fires burned more than fifteen thousand acres, traced to brush burning and careless smoking, while wardens and volunteers fought to limit damage across Brown County State Park Pike County State Forest and other southern public lands.
Government figures show Indiana farmers obtained 11 percent more plant food per ton of fertilizer last year than in 1934. The content rose from 13.9 percent in 1920 to 19.35 percent today while fertilizer bills dropped 41 percent, due to improved manufacture and economies in the industry.
The excerpt asserts that believers can rise to use the supremacy of Truth over error Life over death and good over evil until reaching the fullness of God's idea, eradicating fear of illness and mortality.
A traveler describes crossing from Nuevo Laredo into the United States and back, notingMexico’s vivid small villages and church crosses, the strong coffee and foods, calm Mexican officials, and brisk American customs officers handling alcohol and baggage as travelers return to the U.S.
Tweedy Lumber Co announces a new Building Service Headquarters offering guidance on home modernization without obligation. The firm invites customers to consult for building or remodeling needs and emphasizes ready assistance.
New reference books arrive at Henry Henley Public Library including Who's Who in America 1940 41 Indiana Year Book 1940 Indiana Voters Handbook and Congressional Directory 1941 A notable gift is The Indiana Gazetteer of Indiana 1850 from Lindley Clark and an oak library table once owned by Mrs Ella Coffin donated by Mrs Douglas Cooper Two new books include The Charm of the Antique by Schakle directed at antiques collectors and admirers
Judge Ackerman freed a game law violator with a 25 cent fine after two days in jail for trial. When the man claimed he lacked a quarter, the judge paid the sum himself, covering the cost to release him.
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