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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
Carthage Lodge No. 255 O F meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 in upstairs room over White and Son s hardware on Main street Visiting members are always welcome Rush Lodge No 580 F and A M meets regularly on the first Wednesday of each month
The item notes Washington’s Birthday is observed on February 22 and reports sugar camps plan to open here in about three weeks.
A compact biographical timeline traces Abraham Lincoln from his 1809 birth in Kentucky through his childhood in a log cabin, move to Knob Creek and Gentryville, schooling, family losses, early work, law career, marriage to Mary Todd, political rise, and his 1865 death in Washington.
Miss Bernice Branson was home from Indianapolis for Saturday and Sunday. Gene Haynes of New Castle, recently with the Indianapolis Star, is now at the copy desk of the Miami News in Florida.
A collection listing catalogues statements circulars envelopes visiting cards folders sale bills receipt books and Dodgers 6x9 books and pamphlets offered in multiple sizes and styles for printing and organization.
The township seeks children's clothing shoes and underwear in good three month wear for needy families. Mrs S M Parker requests donations left at the library. Walter Jessup of Charlottesville returned home amid health updates. Local Farm Bureau event featured talks by H R Nevins and grace readings. The will of Mrs Ella R Deem was probated naming Wallace K Deem as heir and distributing Knightstown property.
Bank advances and receipts totaling 12835.69 plus year end balance. Disbursements from January to December include salaries, labor, lights, bridge costs, sewer work, pub notices, and various contract payments to F F Brenan, Jasper Parish, Howe Fire Apparatus Co, and others. Listed are numerous small payments along with accessories like hall rent, taxes, and interest.
A four day junior legislature will assemble in Indianapolis after the current session ends. One senator or representative will be elected from each county’s high school junior and senior classes, with each school delegating to the county seat for a county vote on the final delegate. The state will pay delegate expenses. the Lieut. Governor and Speaker of the House will oversee the process. Carthage aims to be represented. Howard Binford won the recent county board election as delegate, with petitions circulating for Paul Gray and Malcolm Small as additional representatives.
The Glenwood canning factory building contract went to C. L. Hays of Morristown for 4413.50 dollars. J N Culp and son of Rushville bought the Wabash Printing Co job plant in Terre Haute and will continue publishing the Rushville Telegram. Rushville dining room furniture factory construction to start when weather permits.
In Indianapolis on Monday Mr and Mrs Clyde C Henley toured the city. The notes mention Smart spring hats priced from 3 75 to 5 dollars and list new donors to the recent Institute including F M Miller 2 dollars Ed Adkins 1 dollar Reeves Elevator of Charlottesville 1 dollar Citizens Bank 50 cents and Weber s Garage 50 cents.
Outside of City Limits Donald Winslow heard Kreis ler noted violinist Sunday at the Murat theatre in Indianapolis. Several local families and individuals hosted or visited, including the Oakley Sampsons and Whittons, Mr and Mrs Rue Henley and Ruth, and Josephine Overman returning from Indianapolis. Owen A Gray sprained his left ankle after his foot caught in a rut while running after school dismissal.
A family including Drake and A B Shriner moved Friday onto a portion of the Oscar Alexander property, integrating into the land in question.
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