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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
3
Carthage Indiana weekly paper notes ASUed every Friday with editor Kenneth Rhodes and society editor Grace Porter. Telephone contact provided and subscription rates listed for one year and six months.
A survey by the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce shows 107 firms abandoning over 32 million dollars in planned plant expansions and other capital outlays due to increased federal income taxes since the Korea conflict began. Eighty four percent of 157 responding establishments say higher taxes hinder further expansion, potentially delaying substantial job growth.
Lafayette Indiana farmers receive guidance from Cc L Hill and Purdue engineers on preparing combines for red clover harvest. Test run first acre, check cylinder loading, adjust fans and chaffers, slow straw rack, and ensure head maturity before cutting. Social notes follow with local visits and weekend gatherings.
A Washington opinion piece compares escalating federal spending and 1953 budget projections with earlier Truman era actions. It argues defense commitments drive taxation and public debt, claiming 175 billion in available spending for fiscal 1953 and 810 billion in taxes over 70 years, urging concern for future consequences.
Superintendents of departments and gym exhibit committee met to arrange Rush County Fair displays and accommodate growing exhibits. Leaders plan a sodded waterway demonstration on August 21 with committee setup. Veteran and vocational ag teachers met at Wilhelm’s Cafe with Purdue expert Noah Hadley as guest. dates announced for Farm Machinery School and county and district tractor events. next meeting set for September 17 at C L Spuller home.
Mr and Mrs Edward Brown and family of Fort Wayne are spending this week visiting Mr and Mrs Roscoe Brown.
Basil Stultz serves as minister Edith Hull leads Sunday School at 9 30 am with lesson Samuel Judge and Prophet Memory verse directs hearts unto the Lord Worship and Communion at 10 30 am pastor absent John Wagner delivers message Mrs John Wagner choir director Mrs Harold Ruby pianist Attendance last Sunday 98 Invitation to worship.
Everett W. Chapman ministers the church with Alta Carr on piano. Sunday School superintendent is Mrs Wayne Osborn with Flora Heim as assistant and Mary Robertson as secretary. No worship service on August 3 due to vacation. worship service scheduled for August 10.
Reverend Faris is on vacation as Arie V Faris the minister. Hubert Hunt and Raymond Manche lead the staff with Sue Ann Truitt as pianist and Bonnie Manche as secretary. An invitation to attend class at the school is extended. Morning worship runs 10 30 to 11 00 with Roy Stanley as speaker. Regular official board meets at 8 00.
Edgar White is minister at Walmu Hinge Friends Church Loyall Hunt serves as superintendent with Mildred Nigh as assistant superintendent Sunday school begins 9:80 a m Morning worship at 10:40 a m Young People's meeting at 6:30 p m Evening worship at 8:00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m The quotation Evil in others does not become good when in us appears.
Mr and Mrs Charles Holiday of Indianapolis visited Mrs H Holiday's parents Mr and Mrs Paul Gray and family. Barbara and Gloria Lukens of West Alexandria Ohio dined with Mr and Mrs Ray Fox and family. Loyall Hunt hosted a Sunday gathering for Paul Masters birthday of New Castle. Other guests included Mrs O M Masters New Castle Mrs Charles Miller and daughter Vickie Shelbyville Mr and Mrs Leland Hawkins and son Mark Muncie Mrs Albert Smitha near Greensburg overnight guest Monday of Mrs Nelle Newby.
The piece argues that God guides lives through home and church, citing Samuel as an example. It stresses the home as foundation, the church as sanctuary, and the need to keep young people engaged to prevent decline, noting God speaks through both nurture and direct revelation.
Mrs Dorothy Adams is spending a few days this week with Mr and Mrs Pickett in Vevay, sharing time with the couple and enjoying local hospitality.
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