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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1939
Page
6
The Carthage Citizen urges strong support for school patrols as student pedestrians and safety ambassadors. It argues patrols are not police, but vital to crosswalk safety and should be uniformly equipped and supported by safety councils led by principals and staff.
The notice names Earl Tice as administrator of Alexander Tice’s Rush County estate. The radio listings outline holiday programming across CBS NBC and Mutual networks from Dec 15 to Dec 25, featuring Lombardo, The Fantastic Alibi, quiz shows, and Christmas specials with stars like Norma Shearer and Orson Welles.
A. O. Hill attended the State Association of Township Trustees in Indianapolis. J. C. Cox spoke on How to Interest the Uninterested at Walnut Ridge Missionary Conference in Westland. Mrs. Charles R. Butler recovers at 2206 College Ave Indianapolis. Harlan H. Henley plans return to permanent residence in town. Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider Binford sent calendars for sale to aid Japan mission. John F. Leisure and family celebrated Flossie Leisure’s 18th birthday with a postcard shower. Otro Draper’s farm team escaped a crossing collision with a Pennsylvania train near Charlottesville. one horse died. Revival meetings planned starting Dec 28 with Rev. A Napier and Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey helping. Miss Claribel Sipe to return from Miami University. Miss Millie Draper ill with scarlet fever in Rushville. Carthage H S basketball lost overtime to New Salem 11 to 9. Carthage American Legion Post No. 202 held first meeting with officers named. Jaypees requested rites at the Legion event.
Franklin Henley a fourth grade pupil was hit on Road 40 near the garage while walking home from school. He sustained a broken leg and bruises, received first aid, and was transported by ambulance to Riley hospital. The boy is the son of Mia and Paul Henley of Arlington.
Famed authority Fred Howard demonstrates lower abdominal breathing exercise to Shirley Miller as part of a poise and charm feature exclusive to The Carthage Citizen. The article notes Fred C. Perkins, a battery maker who gained nationwide notice in 1934 for NRA code stance and Social Security tax claims.
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