For Sale New Perfection oil range and bike
Classified notice offers a four burner oil range with built in oven for sale and a girls sidewalk bicycle described as a good one. Inquiries via telephone 54. 50-51tc.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1940
Page
3
Classified notice offers a four burner oil range with built in oven for sale and a girls sidewalk bicycle described as a good one. Inquiries via telephone 54. 50-51tc.
Makomb Electric Brooders and Golden Rule advertise starting chicks with expert help. They claim 35 years of experience and free study on poultry care, inviting customers to bring poultry problems and discuss chicken needs at Rushville based Golden Rule Hatcheries, phone 2516.
Seventy five northern Indiana streams are to be stocked with fingerling Brown Brook and Rainbow trout from federal hatcheries in Northville Michigan and Manchester Iowa. The plan calls for 400 000 trout to stock 50 to 60 streams with known trout and test plantings in about fifteen others with suitable conditions but no trout history. The trout season runs May 1 to August 31 drawing thousands of anglers to the region.
In Waukesha Wisconsin a thief took a package from a parked car seat and found only a dead canary bound for a taxidermy shop. The incident centers on a missing item and an unusual victim to be prepared for mounting.
Light, Heat and Power Co. plant at Carthage was sold at public auction Saturday afternoon. Purchaser was F. F. Brewen of Parkersburg West Virginia. Opening bid 1500 dollars, final bid 3060. Opponent was Mr. Steiner of Knightstown. Auctioneer was H. Oran Henley with three judges present.
Miss Willetta Winkler became the bride of William Henry Beckner at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Morris Wilson in Indianapolis. The couple, both near Arlington, are Arlington High School graduates of 1935 and will reside in Arlington after a North Carolina wedding trip.
The Arlington high school alumni gathered Saturday night for the twelfth annual banquet in the school hall. Kenneth Earnest served as toastmaster and led a memorial for deceased alumni while Phyllis Beckner gave the response. New officers include Franklin Addison as president Billy Hufford vice president Miss Margaret Richey secretary treasurer. Betty Lou Heifner entertained with readings, Betty Wedding and Ruth Kennedy sang, and Lumis brothers from Shelbyville provided music and dancing all evening.
Mr and Mrs Lee Silvers of near Carthage along with several Arlington residents including Mr and Mrs Ray McCloskey Mr and Mrs James Cadwallader Mrs Joe Readle Graydon McFatridge Norman McCloskey Richard Northam Robert Cadwallader Junior Anderson Bobbie Joe Readle James Hamilton Jr John Heifner Keith Wicker and William Ross attended the Boy Scout circus in Richmond Friday night.
Eleven members and two guests of the Colloquial club enjoyed a Tuesday noon lunch at Mrs George Carne's home. Hyacinths formed the centerpiece for the two course meal. In the afternoon a short business session was held. Roll call sparked with Spring Delicacies and How To Fix Them. Mrs Elmer Readle organized the entertain ment featuring contests and keno.
The Friendship class of the Methodist church met Tuesday night with Harold McFatridge south of Arlington. After devotions, guests viewed moving pictures of his trip in the west. Delicious refreshments followed during the social hour.
Mrs. Hugh Kennedy led the Jolly Eight club gathering on Thursday with two tables of rock games in session. Refreshments followed the cards.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hutchinson and Miss Lucille Gardner joined a turkey dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Ross Hutchinson in Cambridge. Culver McDaniels and daughter with Miss June Price of New Palestine and Jesse Norris of Indianapolis visited Mrs Anna McDaniels. Marjory Houston of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Zula Houston. Maxine Swain IU student weekends with parents Roy and Mrs Swain and attended the alumni banquet. Worth Brown of Dunreith attended the alumni banquet. Phil Guest of Knightstown visited Mrs Joe Readle. James Hyatt of near Muncie spent the weekend here. Posey Six and wife are parents of a 8 lb 34 oz daughter born Monday morning named Carolyn Marlene. Mrs Six formerly Virginia Bogue of Gwynneville.
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