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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1941
Page
4
Conservation clubs across Indiana prepare for a record 1941 game fish production through club hatcheries. In 1939 and 1940 clubs produced about eleven million fish annually, with 246 clubs operating 513 ponds across 54 counties.
A compact notice urges readers to test classified ads to realize value. It highlights potential benefits and invites participation, suggesting satisfaction from use and comparison with other advertising options.
Social and community items include Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hill hosting a Valentine themed Monday gathering with twelve guests. Montgomery sale near Charlottesville. a new organ for the Friends church at Walnut Ridge received and used. several visits among locals including Sattler and Collins families. East Street Christian church school class Valentine party. Strand theatre installs pipe organ in Knightstown. fire on North East street damages Zach Crawford residence. various local residents' routine notes and visits.
Movieland gossip covers go west humor in Marx Brothers and Go West, Lionel Barrymore’s wheelchair return, Red Skeleton’s rise, Judy Garland and Ziegfeld Girl CBS airing, Beery’s Washington visit, Rise Stevens MGM signing, and Captain Eymes’s Dillinger era tale.
Beekeepers from twenty two Indiana counties plan meetings in February to discuss apiary management honey marketing and disease control. Rush County session led by J B Starkey and Frank N Wallace scheduled for February 18 at 1 30 p m in Rushville.
Wilhelm Muhlenbroich already serving life for kidnapping 3 year old Marc de Tristan in California last September attempted suicide at San Quentin by slashing his wrists with a razor blade. He later regained consciousness and told officials I am sorry I am still alive.
A February 4 1941 letter from Camp Shelby Mississippi from the 151st Infantry Band details daily routine during 13 week training expected to compress to five weeks. The writer notes field exercises chemical warfare scouting and defense, mess meals, first night at the regimental canteen, rumors of officers training, a plan for glee club recreation and respect for chaplains with a promise to write again next week.
State nurseries report a shortage of several tree species for spring planting due to heavy private landowner orders. While production this year is the highest ever, reforestation interest has surged. applications are accepted as supply allows and queued by order received. A separate note says a man asked Sheriff Sells for his wife but refused to pay her fare, blaming the other man.
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