Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Ella B. Siler
The Administrator of the Estate Ella B. Siler deceased has filed a final account in Rushville Indiana. Court in Rush Circuit Court on December 23 1932 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and interested parties must appear to prove heirship or claim any part of the estate. Attest Charles L. Newhouse Clerk John M Stiffey Executor Henley Marshall Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella B. Siler
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Chas. L. Newhouse
John M. Stiffey
Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Executor of the estate of Charlotte M. Hackle, late of Rush County, Indiana, declared insolvent. Date November 30, 1932. Attest: Chas. L. Newohuse, Clerk Rush County Circuit Court. Gary & Bohannan, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Charlotte M. Hackle
Cigero
Chas. L. Newohuse
Rush Circuit
Gary & Bohannan
Weather to Order The Russian rain control plan
The article describes Russia creating an artificial weather program centered in Moscow with plans to schedule fine weather and rainfall. It mentions experiments using planes and ground stations to induce rain and to disrupt hailstorms by firing blank charges from bell mouthed cannons, with hail directed to minimize damage.
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Moscow
Russia
Expect Coal to Furnish New Source of Protein
German chemists have advanced coal chemistry to the point where proteins may be produced directly from coal and coke. Experiments by the Gesellschaft fur Kohlentechnik suggest albuminous materials could be derived from coal, bridging chemicals and coal materials in protein formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesellschaft Fur Kohlentechnik
Louisville Courier-Journal
Treasure trove found in Biddeford garden dig
Ralph Labbe and Ovila Bouthot uncovered sixty gold and silver Spanish coins while transplanting flowers in Biddeford Maine. They mistook the coins for rusted iron at first. A coin identified as an 1805 Spanish dollar may be worth about 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Maine
Ralph Labbe
Ovila Bouthot
Words Are Harder A Detroit Boy Confesses Spelling Slip
A Detroit newspaper man recalls his son, a schoolboy, confessing a spelling mistake. He says older spellings were easier. The boy admits misplacing the letter e in money during a spelling test, highlighting tougher words today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Leaves as Nature’s Energy Storage and Soil Enrichment
Leaves store energy from summer sun and decay in autumn to enrich soil. Burning them destroys this natural fertilizing process. Leaves weeds waste hay or straw should be plowed under or piled with a touch of earth to rot down and enrich the soil.
Man Expert Needleworker Crowned Georgia Champion
Seven prominent Athinta women selected the best embroidery and were surprised to learn it was by J. J. Hardy, eighty one year old Americus resident. He has been crippled since age twelve and embroidery is his life work and hobby.
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Georgia
Athinta
J. J. Hardy
Americus
Indianapolis News
Literary Pauper: Truth of Money in Literature
Mrs Brown declares there is no money in literature while her friend asks why. She quips that George stays hard up after meeting the men who make books, implying financial strain tied to literary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Sweet Young Thing and the Lasso Conversation
Dialog shows Sweet Young Thing asking about the rope while Cowboy explains it is a lasso for catching horses and bulls. Die Griene Post Berlin notes the exchange and its playful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die Griene Post
Berlin
Hazardous Income Sparks Father Son Dispute
A Des Moines Register item notes a heated exchange over livelihood and support. The father reportedly told his child he did not intend to provide financial backing, highlighting tensions around career choices and parental expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Speeding the Hours a Scientist Ridicules the Idea
A scientist dismisses that kissing shortens life and argues it simply makes time pass faster. The remark appears in a Life magazine quote reflecting on affection and time perception.
Worth Several Strokes First Golfer
Second golfer asks about handicap then explains his wife wants him to bring his two nephews along for the round.
Carthage Merchants Defeat Greenfield Cubs 22 to 21
Carthage Merchants Independent basketball team beat Greenfield Cubs 22 to 21 on Greenfield’s court last Thursday night. Carthage opened strong with a 17 to 2 first half and led despite Greenfield’s late rally, Gardner and Schultz top-scoring for Carthage while Heim stifled the late Greenfield push. Greenfield’s Hendren and Trees stood out for the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Merchants
Greenfield
Greenfield Cubs
Carthage
Merchants
Gardner
Schultz
Heim
Hendren
Trees
Pearson
Smith
OD Hardin
Bere
Walker
Mosier
Lane
Bass
Watson
Bowman
Jackson
Gibbs
Miller
Morton Tigers defeat Carthage Bluebirds 28 to 18 on the road
The Morton Tigers upset Carthage High School 28 to 18 as Noble paced the visitors and Morton built a 16 point halftime lead. Carthage rallied briefly in the third but fell short while the Morton reserves won 11 to 9.
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Carthage High School
Morton H
Morton Tigers
Bluebird
Bluebirds
Morton
Noble
Tigers
Carthage
T.p
Miller
Chilicott
F. Saase
Harris
Pal Be ‘Hall
Eh SS . Hall
Heim
Hunt
Nowotne
Mosier
Smith
Cee Ae Fitch
Te Ee Ewing
Toch
H. Phillips
D. Sims
Electorial College Dates May Change Under Amendment
Rushville Republican reports that proposed amendments to end lame duck sessions could shift the Electoral College meeting on the first Wednesday in January and Congress joint session in February. If ratified by 36 states, the new law would set the new Congress to January 3 and the president’s inauguration to January 20.
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Congress
Swenteen
Windmill Tops Car In Greenfield Incident
Mrs Weber of Greenfield narrowly escaped injury Sunday afternoon when a wind gust toppled a windmill, struck the rear top of her automobile, which was parked nearby. She was visiting her mother Mrs Wood and moved the car to safety before more damage occurred. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence. Weber
Greenfield
Weber
Job Printing and Subscription Notice for The Citizen
Advertisement notes job printing of all kinds offered at the office and invites subscriptions to The Citizen. Includes a prompt to subscribe today.
Portsmouth Spartans Rout Packers in NP League Showdown
The Portsmouth Spartans defeated the Green Bay Packers 19 to 0 at Universal Stadium to move into first place in the NP League. The Bears could share the title by beating Green Bay next Sunday, with a possible Dec 18 playoff in Chicago if needed. Harry Snyder leads the Portsmouth squad as Earl Clark stars with two touchdowns and key leadership.
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George
Patsy) Clark
Portsmouth Spartans
Green Bay Packers
Tody
Portsmouth
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Chicago
Windy City
Universal Stadium
Harry Snyder
Patish
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Spartans
Unclear game drive with Clark scoring for Green Bay
Lumpkin set up on the three yard line and Presnell plunged in for the score after a goal by Clark. A blocked punt by Green Bay led to a series of passes and runs including Gutowski to Clark and a late fourth period connection pass to Clark for a touchdown. Nearby ads note coal and a tube radio price from Tweedy Lumber.
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Schrichte
S. Main
Rushville, Indiana
Bruce H. Stephens
Mgr
W. J. Henley, Sr
Wm. F. Marshall
Henley & Marshall
Attorneys-At-Law
Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
Howard E. Henley
Insurance Carthage
Tate
Henley & Marshall, Attys
Citizen Office
William
Williams
GEO. W. Williams Coq
Knightstown, Indiana
Electorial College
Harry Robinson
Charles Patton
Indianapolis
John W. Sullivan
Gwynneville
Titsworth
Morristown
Sun
Runion’s Cottage Grocery
Addison’s Meat Market
Ratliff
the Jeweler
KnIghtstown
Saj.e
Pioneer Island’ Creek
Yellow Jacket Egg
Roy Herkless
Tweedy Lumber Ca
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