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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
2
The Christmas Seal, sold for one dollar, funds ongoing tuberculosis work by the National Tuberculosis Association and state groups like Indiana, including research, prevention, and curative programs. Buying Seals supports science that extends life and advances health for communities and future generations.
Rev. Geo. Holwager leads Hannegan Christ Church with Cordelia Gauthier as superintendent Bible School begins at 9 30 AM. Morning worship at 10 30 AM features The Everlasting Feast and the communion sermon. Evening service at 7 PM presents Gods Dividends. Sunshine Circle hosts tallness contest with inches earned per attendance and a fish supper on Dec 9.
A lighthearted note praises seals as the ideal Christmas gift, highlighting their charm and appeal as a seasonal treat.
The church announces forward planning for Christmas season featuring Sunday School and morning worship on Dec 20. A brief drama and music program is set for Sunday afternoon. Members and non affiliated worshippers are invited to attend Sunday School 9:00, worship 10:30, and mid week meeting Thursday 7:00. Tonight Thursday features discussion of recent Egyptian archaeological discoveries and their impact on the New Testament.
The Fletcher M E Church outlines 9:30 A M Sunday School with Primary Department pictures and 10:20 A M service featuring a sermon on Facing Responsibilities. An evening worship at 7:00 P M covers The Freedom which God Bestows. Midweek choir practice is Thursday.
A revival meeting is in progress at Walnut Ridge Friends Church with evening services at 7 30 except Sundays at 7 00 led by evangelist Rev. Robert Earl of Arba.
To the many friends who contributed to a pleasant visit to the hospital I wish to express my appreciation. Mrs Carr.
The text notes a planned gym floor project during the Christmas vacation to replace the warped hills and valleys. It mentions report cards issued Wednesday and a Friday night ball game at Knightstown, with financial feasibility as a condition for the improvement.
The Friendly Circle gathered Tuesday night at Mrs. Ruth Gray’s home with eighteen members and one guest attending. Mrs. Hazel assisted as hostess. after the business meeting, guests enjoyed social time and refreshments.
The Women’s Literary Circle met with Mrs. H. G. Henley. Members heard two papers on Mark Twain and The Prince and the Pulpit marking Twain’s 101st anniversary. Seventeen members attended. next meeting with Mrs. A. W. Winfield on December 14 features a gift exchange under ten cents.
Indiana game preserve reports show archery hunting and several bow hunts. LaGrange and Fort Wayne residents, including Jack Wendling and Otto Hart, bag rabbits and quail as Pokagon opens to archers for the first season. Others from Fort Wayne and LaGrange also bagged rabbits while hunting with bows and arrows.
The Indiana Department of Conservation reports hundreds of sportsmen submitted returns from a three day pheasant open season. Virgil Simmons says 383 cock pheasants were taken and about two thousand birds seen overall. Final tallies will take another week as more reports are processed.
Hoosier archers enjoy successful hunting with bows and arrows at Pokagon state park and in Brown County state park during archery season. Rabbits and quail are reported among the game taken by local bowmen in these parks.
A group of archers spent a weekend in Brown County camping at a shelter house. They cooked meals on site and rolled up in blankets before the fire each night.
A farm undertakes a dairy herd purge removing non-breeders and irregular breeders to improve efficiency. Over time, the operation aims to focus on productive cows and reduce waste in storage and feeding.
Windshields now use perspex a coal based glass substitute with equal transparency and double strength yet half the weight. It remains clear under extreme high altitude conditions where traditional glass darkens or weakens.
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