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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Blaine Addison of Knightstown called on Mrs Frances Lineback Sunday afternoon Shebert Moore and Bert Sharer ate Friday in antilety Myra M Duel was an Indianapolis visitor Monday
The Rush county farm bureau held its annual two day convention at Rushville courthouse. Officers for the coming year were elected and all existing directors were reappointed led by Chairman Fred Goddard and Vice Chairman Will L Brown. Secretary Ze no Hodge Treasurer Burl Hinch man and social director Mrs Burl Matney with assistant Mrs Joe Schocke were named. An Ed Fricke address from Center township and the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Raleigh high school glee club provided musical numbers along with committee reports to close the session.
A compact reflection on Clement C. Moore famed for writing The Night Before Christmas. The piece notes his role as a professor at Geneva Theological Seminary and his land donation for Chelsea Square. It recounts the Trinity Cemetery Christmas Eve Feast of Lights and children bearing candles to honor Moore and Dickens.
The tradition of placing lighted can dies in the windows on Christmas Eve continued uninterrupted for over 50 years at the old Kirk house in Germantown Philadelphia.
The Detroit News explains that Xmas uses the Greek letter chi, the initial of Christ in Greek, not a cross. It notes Xn for Christian and Xty for Christianity as parallel abbreviations.
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