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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1940
Page
5
EB Hoptin of Buffalo pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals after throwing a bird cage with a bird at his wife and was fined ten dollars. H M Smith of Vermillion Kansas owns a razor bone crafted by his ancestor in Heidelberg Germany in 1620.
Growers and canners across 28 states contributed 1000 choice samples to form the world’s largest can of peas during a ceremonial close to the five month peak season. Loretta Robb and Phyllis Cramer assisted with the display.
Mr and Mrs Fred B Sims hosted Sunday dinner with Rushville neighbors the Wallaces. Guests included Milo Hinckle Richmond and several ministers. Barbara Blacklidge recovering after major surgery in Indianapolis. Patricia Donovan ill with measles, others traveled to Indianapolis and Anderson.
A month after the season opened game wardens note fewer violations of state hunting laws. Hunters are more licensed and within bag limits, credited to conservation clubs educating members on the rules and their importance for sustaining hunting.
Clarence Dodge aged 87 of Pembroke Maine and a helper reportedly sawn 90 000 laths in a nine hour day continuing his lifelong trade after nearly half a century of work harvested in a single shift highlighting enduring old line labor in New England.
A December offer promotes gifting a one year subscription to The Carthage Citizen for $1. The notice frames subscriptions as meaningful Christmas gifts for family and neighbors, highlighting ongoing reading and valued information throughout the year.
Gwynneville guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Irvine and family visiting News Palestine. Indianapolis weekend visits by Mr and Mrs C E Hurst to Will Graham. Shoppers in Shelbyville include Mrs Stella Kemp and others. Townsfolk attend basketball in Shelbyville. musical program in Bloomington. hospital calls in Shelbyville. Multiple visits to Indianapolis and Bloomington noted with families and young students at IU.
Local citizens donate funds to allow six children to hear the Second Popular Symphony Orchestra in Indianapolis on January 12. They will be accompanied by Choral Club members who will provide transportation.
Georgia Tillinghast of Burlington New Jersey has invented a tubular device with a flared end resembling a trombone designed to slip over eels for easier handling.
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