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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
3
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Executor of the estate of John G. Calloway deceased. The estate is claimed to be solvent. Dated December 7, 1936. R L Bell Executor Floyd J Newby Attorney Clerk Dale Fisher Attest.
The undersigned is appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as administrator of the estate of Maud C. Sims, deceased. The administrator is Fred B. Sims, with Titsworth & Titsworth representing. Dec. 3, 1936. Dale Fisher, Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that a final settlement of the estate has been filed. The proceeding concerns the estate of a deceased individual. Interested parties may appear to contest or object within the legally prescribed period.
Administrator Morris Morris asks Rush Circuit Court in Rushville Indiana to approve the final settlement of Ora D Henley estate. Heirs and interested parties must appear January 4 1937 to show cause and prove heirship or claims. Dale Fisher Clerk. Hanild Henley administrator.
K A Rick of K A Rick Automatic Heating speaks for Iron Fireman Coal Flow burners, arguing mass advertising drives mass consumption. He claims advertising underpins the coal burner sector's fast growth, rising sales records, and falling consumer costs.
Speed limit signs are being erected throughout the area to alert drivers. Officials emphasize adherence to posted limits and improved road safety for pedestrians and residents.
The State Highway Commission maintenance division will erect signs indicating maximum speeds in residential and business districts. Chairman James D. Adams said motorists should not exceed 30 mph in residential areas and 20 mph in business districts. Signs appear at entry points to restricted zones.
Local notices describe residents shopping in Rushville and Shelbyville, visits among neighbors, and Christmas dinners. The Jackson Township Farm Bureau held an oyster supper with music, while Hannegan youths forego a party due to a lack of suitable space.
The Christmas play When the Prince of Peace Was Born drew a large audience. White gifts were presented by each Sunday school class, reflecting community participation and holiday spirit.
A scientific report outlines how colors influence emotions in humans. Red is described as exciting and passionate, while orange is considered warm, glowing, and lively.
A list of adjectives covers moods and tones from yellow to purple including gay extreme opposite sickly green peaceful neutral tranquil blue cool sedate sober violet stern hard unyielding gloomy and impressive.
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