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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1941
Page
7
Farming is described as both a business and a craft. The piece argues farmers fail to succeed when they neglect cost records and failure to plan what to plant and when to sell crops. It stresses solving common business problems mirrors merchant and factory challenges.
Cincinnati Reds prepare for two home games against the St Louis Cardinals at Crosley Field this Saturday and Sunday. The schedule continues with travel to Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Boston through September 21, ending with remaining games at Pittsburgh. Tickets are on sale at 307 Vine Street.
King's Guard a sensational junior five-gaited gelding from Spring Hill Tennessee, owned by Col J L Haynes, is a leading contender in the $1,000 Worlds Junior five gaited stake at the Indiana State Fair Night Horse Show in the Coliseum August 31 to September 5. Trained by Frank Radigan of Haynes Haven Stock Farm, the gelding has won top honors this season. The show features $20,000 in purses and attracts top stables and riders, with record crowds expected.
Posey township 4-H girls hosted 4-H boys and their mothers at Riley park Greenfield Tuesday for a pitch-in supper and games. Mrs. Marjory Beaver hosted a Wednesday dinner with covers set for Miss Edith Tribby Patty Carol Jane Long Clemadine Hutchinson Letha Carwein Arlington and Barbara Jane Carwein of Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs William Gallimore hosted a birthday dinner for Miss Jerry Roberts on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Virgil Wilson and family from New Salem and Mrs Gerald Butler with her daughter from Morris town.
About 50 attended the cooperative gathering at noon. Alva Newhouse of Rushville was re-elected president and Mrs. Bessie True of Knights Town named secretary treasurer. Mrs. Sarah Stevens of Mays gave a reading while Mrs. Henry Schrader of Rushville and Perry Collins of Arlington entertained with a dialogue.
A flurry of Sunday and weekend visits link residents from Manilla to Greensburg and Indianapolis. Rigsbee Farlow and Hester families dine together near Manilla while Hauk and Amanda Green from Indianapolis join Anna Hauk. Visits extend to Rushville, Morristown, Carthage, Lafayette, and LaPorte county government plant guards, with several households hosting relatives and friends.
Classified ads in this section promise value and gains from trying the services offered. Readers are urged to test ads and report positive experiences to encourage trust in the offerings.
Twelve members of the Colloquial club met Tuesday at Mrs. Elmer Hutchinson's Arlington home for a two course chicken dinner at noon. Roses and garden flowers adorned the table. Mrs. Lowell Beach led the program including the club creed and song, then "America." One guest, Miss Imogene Sharpe of Rushville, attended. next meeting shifts to Mrs. Cleora Jordan.
A jug of illegal whiskey exploded near a steam radiator in Chicago, blowing out the police station windows and causing alarm. No injuries reported as investigators inspect the scene and secure the area.
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