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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1941
Page
6
The morning service combines Bible school with the Meeting for worship the sermon expounds the Sunday school text of the day. This format continues through August with a weekly Thursday 7 30 p.m. mid week worship service in daylight saving time.
The Christian Science Society of Rushville announces no service will be held during August and will resume on Sunday September 7 at the usual location.
Minister Frank F. Jones leads morning worship at 10:00 a.m. with the sermon Debtors and Creditors. Forrest Marshall directs Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. and lessons focus on Paul Preaches Faith In Christ.
In Cross Lake Louisiana C E Whitney reeled in five catfish on a single hook. The fish were on a line abandoned by another angler and one fish foolishly took Whitney's bait.
A compact roster-like entry lists personnel roles including radioman, boilermaker, molder, yeoman, steward, bombsight mechanic, CD boatswain and musician, indicating a naval or shipboard assignment with varied technical and service positions.
Library notes correct authorship for Bernard Baruch and Hugh Johnson on American Industry in the War. New circulation titles include A Place for Herself by Adele de Leeuw and Doyle's Complete Sherlock Holmes. Mulford’s Hopalong Cassidy and Fisher's Bent Twig highlight popular thrill and wholesome family themes. Gail Sherwood’s college dream inspires a circulating library tale.
The excerpt highlights two books about Bob Wakefield a naval aviator and Bob Flame a ranger. It praises aviation training adventures and the modern American west as exciting themes with frontier spirit.
Indiana state parks attract both Hoosiers and out of state visitors to trailer camping this summer. Nearly three thousand overnight trailer camps indicate growing use of homes on wheels. Parks offer special trailer areas with spur drives, outdoor ovens, tables, benches, water, showers, toilets, and electric outlets. Fees are twenty five cents per overnight site and twenty five cents for electricity.
A week long trip by Mr and Mrs Randolph Reames and their daughter includes Detroit and crossing into Canada to Toronto to view the Dionne quintuplets in Calandar Ontario. They tour Niagara Falls Harrisburg Hershey Gettysburg Cincinnati and attend the Cincinnati Brooklyn game on Wednesday July 23 before returning home.
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