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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
3
Bruce Jordan and family visited in Shelbyville last week. Frank Dilly spent the weekend at his home in Lafayette. L M Knopp has taken employment at Sharer Moore's hardware store.
A listing of printing services and products including directories catalogs circulars signs wedding and business stationery envelopes visiting cards folders sale bills receipt books and Dodgers 6x9 books and pamphlets.
John B. Ray assistant state fire marshal inspected Greenfield during a state tour aimed at identifying unsafe and fire hazard prone business buildings. Roy Drayer of Greencastle was wounded after a confrontation with three game wardens during a license dispute, wardens alleging he fired first. A separate incident recounts a cowboy style stop of a mad cow by a local youth, earning a gold watch from a packing company.
William C. Bobbs prominent publisher died in Indianapolis at 65, a Riley confidant. Westport suffered a 10000 dollar fire loss Tuesday from a gasoline engine backfire destroying a bakery frame, post office, mail, and injuring adjacent rooms. Ralph Test, 38, Wayne county agricultural agent and former Argonne veteran, died at Richmond from lung hemorrhage. He attended Earlham and Purdue, later farmed, and ran for state representative. Librarians note gifts from Warder and Marjorie Hill Allee of Jungle Island and Bruce Barton’s The Man Nobody Knows, plus staff changes and social visits from Pendleton, Anderson, Knightstown communities.
Istate Bank will be closed Monday in observance of Washington's Birthday. Maple sugar candy is for sale. Mrs James Terhune and Miss Jeanette Rawls are noted, with social visits mentioned including Mr and Mrs John Clevidence. A box supper is planned Saturday night at the new Charlottesville gym.
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