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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
1
A verse excerpt from the New York American recalls Washington and his forces crossing the Delaware on a grim December night. The poem depicts ice, frost, and peril, yet highlights the valor and destiny of the leadership that sparked a pivotal American victory.
Thieves entered the Geo W Williams and Co store at Knights town last Monday night likely through a rear window. Loot estimated above 100 dollars, with prints left at the scene. A telephone alert around 11:30 cut the burglary short, possibly an hour of intrusion.
Carthage held Arlington to a 12 to 12 halftime, but the Wildcats pulled ahead in the third quarter and edged the Bluebirds 24 to 21. Lee led Arlington while Hunt and Carthage’s Addison, Kemple, and teammates fought to the end in a hard fought game. The Carthage seconds also fell to Arlington seconds by 20 to 12.
A new carload of Red Cross flour arrived in Rushville last Thursday and will be distributed to county families. The relief headquarters on East 2nd street stores the flour and trustees will receive portions for their townships. The latest shipment adds to Rush County’s total of three and a half carloads, with 3,520 sacks in the previous delivery and another shipment planned.
William Green of the American Federation of Labor stresses libraries as essential in every city. Warden Lewis E. Lawes credits books for education and personal change. Mrs. Howard E. Henley donates a new book Night Flight, a Book of the Month Club selection about a mail plane pilot’s tragic flight.
Mr and Mrs Frank Weeks near Knightstown hosted a six o clock dinner Saturday night with guests including Mr and Mrs Noble Miner Mr and Mrs A B Trompson Mr and Mrs Oliver Baxter Mr and Mrs Reeves W R Zion of Knightstown and Mrs Mary Hubbard of the area.
The biographer portrays George Washington as a great yet prudent leader. He praises Washington's extensive judgment, calm courage, and cautious approach to decision making, noting his reliance on councils and measured conclusions. The piece emphasizes Washington's role in sustaining the Revolution and uniting a divided nation.
The piece reflects on a respected figure whose character and writings endure despite detractors. It notes that memory remains strong and that the subject’s influence persists beyond the present, signaling lasting esteem within the community.
An extract describes British troops at Yorktown during surrender, noting disorderly marching and chafed officers. It cites General Lincoln's insistence on order, contrasts with American calm under Washington's supervision, and reflects on the wider context of the capitulation episode.
The photo highlights the Star Spangled Banner peace chimes known as the Washington Memorial National Carillon, the first large American carillon built by American bell makers. The piece notes a new addition on the far right being installed.
Mr and Mrs Walter Jessup 2nd family Misses Ida and Mamie Jessup and Ralph Collins pastor of the Friends church at Charlottesville attended the Young People s meeting at the Friends church here last week.
Quo warranto and damages sought in circuit court over Walker township trustee vacancy. Albert J. Reddick, a Republican, seeks the office but Alonzo G. Abernathy, a Democrat, claims the position. The case cites refusal to surrender records and ongoing political conflict among county officials.
In Carmel area a stained Sunday school paper found in a chimney near an old house yielded several hundred dollars in currency and silver. The house had been sold by Citizens State Bank to the Carmel Post of the American Legion, with Arthur Pursel tearing it down. Rue Hinshaw received the paper and notified others, triggering competing claims from the Elkett heirs, the bank, and the Carmel Legion Post over the treasure's ownership.
W. K. Henderson of Shreveport Louisiana, a noted radio announcer, has filed a personal bankruptcy petition. The two stations KWEA and KEKHA are not involved. The petition lists liabilities at $1,300,000 and assets at $359,000.
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