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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1926
Page
2
Carthage Lodge Notes and Local Visitor Visitors
Carthage Lodge 255 O E S V F meets Tuesdays at 7 30 PM at the Auditorium East. Visiting members welcome. Mr and Mrs Orville Stewart and Mrs Walter Newsom spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs James Forbes Christmas at Arlington. Miss Marcella Lineback home from Pauw University. Willard Speers family returned Monday from Westport and North Vernon. Forest Stickler of Markleville visiting uncle W O Moore. Cadiz relatives hosting Friday. F L Shonkwiler of Terre Haute guest of Jesse Reddick. Mrs Reddick with Henley brothers near Fairmount. Henley in poor health. Mr and Mrs Shirley Marsh and daughter with Mr and Mrs Jesse Painter and Ed Adkins dined with J J Anderson at Edinburgh. Harve Miner and family from near Checotah Okla visiting a week. four children absent for schooling and post graduate study. Mrs Miner formerly Kate Glass. They own a 160 acre farm near Checotah. The Citizen one year for 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Shonkwiler
Terre Haute
Jesse Reddick
Reddick
Allen
Otto Henley
Fairmount
Harve Miner
Checotah
Okla
Miner
Kate Glass
Traffic figures from early 20th century Chicago and New York rail and streets
The item notes Me 411 trains carrying mail daily except Sunday in 1926. It cites Michigan Boulevard Chicago with 56 000 vehicles in 24 hours, Park Avenue New York with 40 560 and Fifth Avenue New York with 39 000. It asks about traffic on the V at Carthage during the old May Quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Park Avenue
New York
Fifth Avenue
Carthage
Wedding Announcements and Local Social Notices
Offici er and Mrs Andrew Moore and Mr and Mrs Ben Collins of Rushville announce the birth of son William Moore and family. Mex and Mrs A J Carr return from St Louis Mo. A social session of Ladies Aid and gift exchange is planned Friday at Mrs Clyde Henley’s home. Visitors Bert Wrennick and Irving Markan of Detroit stayed with Mrs W T Hill. An auto owned by D T Teale of Shelbyville burned at a Rushville filling station. Christmas dinner guests included Mr and Mrs John Tarbet Lee Baker and James Tarbet from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Moore
Ben Collins
Rushville
William Moore
A. J. Carr
S.g L Louis
T*amends Ladies
Jan J
Clyde C. Henley
Bert Wrennick
Irving Markan
Detroit
Michigan
W. T. Hill
John Tarbet
Lee Baker
James Tarbet
Indianapolis
Harry McFatridge
Azilington
New Year Hymn with Bells and Hopeful Resolve
Poem reflecting on bidding farewell to the old year and welcoming the new with bells, music, and a prayer for forgiveness and guidance. The verse speaks of letting go of past sins and placing trust in a divine path for the coming year.
Family resolves to stop complaining for new year
A family at breakfast shares New Year resolutions. Ben vows to finish college year with energy while parents plan to improve. The mother confesses she will stop complaining after a rough year marked by finances and accidents, leading to a pledge to live more positively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Western Newspaper Union
First Footing Ancient Scottish New Year Habit
Ancient Scottish custom observed at Edinburgh near Tron church as the new year begins. Crowds gather late in December to time the moment of twelve strokes, then depart to be the first to cross a friend’s threshold and wish good fortune. Dark complexioned first footers and names starting with straight letters are said to bring luck. entering empty handed is bad luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinburgh Tron
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bank of
Arthage
Indiana
CR. G. Hill
Lodge
O. F
Carthage Lodge
Srd
A.M
A. M
Orville Stewart
Walter Newsom
James Forbes
Arlington
Marcella Lineback
Pauw University
Willard Speers
Westport
North Vernon
Forest Stickler
Markleville
W. O. Moore
Cadiz
Shirley Marsh
Jesse Painter
Anderson
Ed Adkins
J. J. Anderson
Edinburg
D. T. Teale
Shelbyville
Santa
Florence Harris Wells
Grandmother
Mater
Nix
Dad
St. Or R.F.D
American Poultry Advocate
Home Friend
Blade & Ledger
Capper
the Farm Journal
Mother’s Home Life
Farm Life Pathfinder
Gentlewoman Magazine
Tractor & Gas Engine Review
Home Circle Woman’s World
Ogail
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
First and Main Sts
Rushville, Ind
Rush County
North Main Street
Ind
Louis C. Lambert
Charles McKissick
Earl C. Nowotne
Carthage, Ind
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