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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
2
The Carthage Citizen of Carthage Indiana lists weekly publication by C G Hill as publisher and L R Linscott as associate with post office entry as second class matter. The item opens with a Hosea verse about understanding wise and prudent people and the Lord’s ways.
The 1935 Auto License Plates go on sale December 10 at 150 state branches with December 31 as the last day to display 1934 plates. Applicants must bring title, poll tax receipt, and follow Bureau instructions for prompt service.
National Safety Council issues simple rules for a safe Christmas season. Keep children off streets and avoid sleds linked to cars. Ice must be four inches thick for group skating. beware ice and snow hazards. no candles on trees. avoid inflammable trim and drying trees. anchor trees firmly and use small bulbs. Follow these tips to protect loved ones.
Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson called on Mr and Mrs Henry Binford Sunday. Miss Jean Sullivan visited her Indiana parents last week. The Sattlers hosted George Sattler Carl Earl from Elwood and Frank Sattler from Knightstown. Numerous locals visited hospitals, relatives, and friends from Indianapolis to Marion including the Jessups and Jordans. Evening callers and dinner guests appear across multiple households with travels to Florida and visits to Greensburg Dublin Grant City Arlington and Richmond.
The lesson outlines Jesus as master teacher using the Sermon on the Mount foundations and the impress of his teaching versus scribal repetition. It contrasts Apollos the eloquent believer still needing fuller gospel understanding, aided by Priscilla and Aquila, resulting in a fruitful ministry confirming Jesus as Messiah.
A devotional excerpt cites Psalm 139 describing God guiding and upholding the speaker from dawn to sea. The verse emphasizes divine presence in all places and times.
A compact moral reflection emphasizes steering one’s life by conscience toward Zion as the right direction.
A quotation attributed to Calvin stating that those without wings must use a ladder to rise. The line emphasizes resourcefulness and perseverance when direct ascent is impossible.
President J. E. Long of the National Safety Council warns that if trends continue, the 1934 automobile death rate could rise about 20 percent from 1933. He cites unsafe cars, excessive speeds, drunken driving, and weakened law enforcement as key factors needing public action.
Indiana Gross Income Tax Division will accept CPA certified returns for the 1934 filing period January 1 to 30 with no state audit. CPAs must certify all facts essential to tax liability. intentional misstatements can trigger revocation by the State Board of Certified Accountants. Jackson cites reduced state auditing costs and notes England uses a similar plan.
Finly H Gray member of Congress will deliver a series of radio addresses on money problems and the world crisis. The talks begin Friday December 7 at 8 45 p m CST from WLW Cincinnati and continue weekly for eight weeks.
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