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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
3
Miss Bernice Branson returns home from Indianapolis for the weekend. Mrs H. G. Laird of Wabash visits Friday and Saturday with Miss Ellen Walker.
Winter water access is crucial for hens as eggs are largely water. Warm, insulated winter fountains keep drinking water from freezing and promote comfort and steady egg production. Breeders should study insulated winter fountains now to avoid unpreparedness during severe cold.
A manure carrier saves labor and boosts efficiency in farms with heavy manure handling. A good carrier paired with a proper manure pit reduces annual manure production losses, helping livestock communities appear prosperous by preserving soil fertility and field value.
The Missouri College of Agriculture recommends a balanced winter ration for 100 hens including scratch grain and dry mash with corn, oats, bran, shorts and meat scraps or milk, plus tankage as needed. Ensure ample water access, green feed, grit, and crushed shells for best results.
Miss Marcella Lineback of DePauw University and Miss Mildred Johnson of San born spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs J A Lineback.
Rushville led 20 to 15 at halftime and maintained the edge to win 53 to 26. Key players included Heim with five field goals for Carthage and Renegar, Alexander, and Arbuckle for Rushville amid lineup changes. Referee Bills and umpire Parker officiated.
Martinsville beat Frankfort 31 29 Richmond won 42 37 over Connersville Greensburg 48 34 over Knightstown Spiceland Juniors 13 Knightstown Juniors 11 Knightstown girls 14 Center Grove girls 8 Greenfield 41 29 over New Castle Wilkinson 44 14 over Fortville Wilkinson 81 23 over Markleville Rushville led 23 18 at half and beat Garfield 45 30 Milroy edged Greensburg 23 21 Kinnett 9 Moore 8 Greensburg beat Knightstown by 9 Carthage 8 point wins Milroy beaten by Carthage Moscow won Waldron tourney 28 12 Fairview A C won Raleigh tourney 35 23 Carthage Strollers Shining Stars A C to play Thursday 7 45 p m Carthage Auditorium gym
Carthage High finishes the season Friday night with an alumni game. Morristown cancels its return game. 8th grade and Freshman play at 7:15 p.m. Alumni include Calioral? and 7th and 8th grade teams tourney at Jackson township school. Juniors in a late game at Rushville. District tourney draws set for Feb 28 in Indianapolis with results by 3 or 4 p.m. Phone No. 10 for same.
Mrs J. H. Healey hosted a Valentine themed luncheon for Ripley Country Club on Thursday. Thirty four members and five guests attended as the roll call featured Federation news. Rena P. Warner outlined upcoming Rush county Federation activities in the Sixth district and Kate C. Allen discussed state charity work. Executive committee members listed included L. D. Cooper James Terhune Edgar Ruby Luther Gibson Walter Rhodes James McGeorge R. P. Henley and S. M. Parker.
Local church notes outline service times and activities for Fletcher M. E and East St. Christian, Wesleyan Methodist, and other groups. Upcoming programs include life story panorama, revival services led by evangelist Rev E J Pitts, and choir performances. Social reports mention travels, visits, and a theater fundraiser by the Arlington Dramatic Club netting about 50 dollars.
Miss Ramona Pitts donated several magazines to the public library last week. Miss Clark and Mrs Benton Henley visited the public school Monday, ate lunch at the cafeteria, and watched the noon basketball game.
William Saylor came back last week after spending two months working in Wisconsin's lumber areas.
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