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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
2
Ramona Winfield grade notes describe class decorations Christmas trees and posters. Students prepare plays carols and a gym program while seniors decorate the gym and distribute gifts after the Christmas program.
Governor Myers noted farmer borrowers participate in electing local directors of the Louisville farm credit units. He cited ownership stakes by land bank and production credit associations totaling over $120 million, and predicted farmer borrowers will eventually own the credit facilities. The Louisville district covers Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Tennessee.
Carl Meeks and his Chicago orchestra will play at the Indiana Roof for a limited run starting Christmas night. The engagement includes the New Year’s Eve Frolic and Dance with a policy of dancing every night except Monday. Billie Lynch, the Orphan Angel of Broadway, appears as vocalist, and the Harlem Follies of 1936 will perform for one night. Tickets are 80 cents until 6 p.m. December 31, then 1.10 with mail orders open now.
The state store license division plans 65 000 applications for 1936 licenses. Current holders may reuse 1935 data with minor updates and sign and mail fees to Indianapolis. Fees range 3 50 to 150 50 per multi store. payment due January 1 and delinquent February 1 with 100 percent penalty.
The Department of Conservation reports more than fifty tons of predatory and undesirable fish removed from Bass Lake under Commissioner Virgil M. Simmons. The seining, a WPA/FERA project, ended for the year and aimed to improve game fish conditions. Thirty three men were employed and the catch was turned over to relief agencies.
Indiana's state parks with inns offering hotel facilities are gaining recognition as winter resorts drawing visitors from outside the state. Virgil M L Simmons notes popular weekend outings combine hikes with fireside evenings. Pokagon near Angola offers skating and ice boating on Lake James. Parks at Pokagon Turkey Run McCormick's Creek Clifty Falls and Muscatatuck stay open all winter. advance reservations advised.
Mrs Maria Gray and her son Owen visited her sister Mrs Mattie Wines in Cleveland on Sunday.
National chairman Raymond Pitcairn argues that protests arise from citizens and workers against bureaucratic overreach. He contends government by the people is replaced by government by bureaucrats as boards and commissions expand, eroding constitutional powers and public control.
James A Adams of the State Highway Commission urged a gigantic nationwide program to build long lines of divided lane highways. He spoke at the American Association of State Highway Officials annual meeting in Miami, arguing safety and employment gains justify higher costs and shared public funding. He stressed public understanding, highway costs, and the motorist’s right to know how funds are spent. Mr and Mrs Willard Cox visited New Castle. other local notes follow.
Dr. C. C. Gause was a guest of his brother J. C. Gause of Milton on Monday.
Mrs. Donald Gilbert leaves Saturday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Vinson in Irvine Kentucky during Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Don Addison host and entertain Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jessup and daughter Mary Katherine of Charlottesville and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cox on Sunday afternoon.
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