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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
2
Carthage Lodge I O O F No 255 meets Tuesdays at 7 30 PM on the third floor of the Auditorium East Mill Street Visiting members welcome Rush Lodge No 580 F and A M No 580 meets first Wednesday of each month Regular meetings announced for members and readers
The Citizen promotes Indiana Day noting Indiana’s admission in 1816 and urges readers to shop early for gifts. It highlights a Farm Institute with two days of discussions and exhibits, emphasizing farming as a key industry and inviting reader engagement.
Miss Eva Johnsor returned Saturday from New Castle. H. J. Catt of Anderson was here first of the week. Fred King and family and his brother left Monday on an automobile trip to Miami Florida.
Arlington and Indianapolis visitors share weekends with local families. Ripley Country Club plans a Thursday gathering with a gift exchange capped at 25 cents. Shoppers stop at Danner’s Variety Store for Sunday School candy.
A lyrical fragment speaks of a path to Christmas and a shared journey. The couple imagines sunset, holly, hemlocks, and mistletoe as they anticipate reunion and a voice calling the beloved by name in a quiet, hopeful night.
The Ripley County Club ladies thank all who helped make the community dinner for the library fund a financial success. A few more donations are promised and $100 is hoped for the fund. Mrs. James Terhune, president.
Heavy cardboard 11 by 14 notices describing hunting regulations or alerts are offered for sale at this office. The compact items likely feature bold headings and critical instruction suitable for posting.
A festive tone describes Kris Kringle as the bringer of joy, with church notices detailing services at Bible school, sermons, and a December 20 pageant. Fletcher M E and local Methodist churches announce Sunday schedules, junior and adult activities, Epworth League events, and a missionary society meeting.
State news notes George Cuskaden of St Paul Indiana crowned healthiest boy in United States at Chicago livestock exposition. Burglars steal $100 from Traction Terminal poolroom safe in Indianapolis. A man and woman arrested at Greenfield for passing fraudulent certificates. Police warned of leads from Terre Haute. Elmore Reynolds, 28, a wanted criminal, captured in Rochester New York. he allegedly held up Kin Hubbard in Indianapolis. A wreck near Fortville injures Elizabeth Hacker and daughter Villa Murfin and Betty Murfin after a train strike while returning from Fortville shopping. George B Thomas, now a Marion post office employee, previously bought Tampa Florida lots for $500 sixteen years ago.
The executor of the estate of Owen S Hill in Rush County Indiana is Susie L Hill appointed by the Circuit Court Judge. The estate is believed solvent. Date November 24 1925. Newby Newby attorneys. Attest Leonard M Barlow Clerk Rush Circuit Court.
We, the undersigned, forbid hunting or trespassing on our farm under penalty of the law.
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