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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1936

Page

2

Carthage Citizen Details Publisher and Rates

The Carthage Citizen owned and published by C E Wooldridge announces weekly publication in Carthage Indiana. Subscriptions cost 1.50 per year with Canada at 2.00. Six months 90 cents and three months 50 cents. Entered as second class mail matter.

Carthage Indiana Canada

What Has 1936 in Store for Us

A reflective forecast for Carthage and the nation outlines political anticipation for 1936, recognizing the presidential election clash, the New Deal proposal, economic caution, and calls for measured civic involvement and international restraint. The editorial urges faith, courage, and fair dealing to shape the year ahead.

Carthage Ieal The Perdition United States

Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Rush and Hancock Counties

The Rush Hancock partition action Verna S Hill et al appoints Peter J Sattler as commissioner to sell described real estate in Rush and Hancock Counties Indiana on January 20 1936. sale includes multiple tract descriptions with terms one half cash and one half in one year or all cash with a first lien at 6 percent. sale held at commissioner’s office in Carthage Indiana universal details provided.

Bush Circuit Verna S. Hill Carthage Rush County Indiana Rush Hancock Hancock County Section Township Mill Street Main Street Peter J. Sattler Henley & Cooper, Attys

Library Notes Highlights New Historical Works and Novels

The library lists gifts from the Indiana Historical Bureau including two volume reports on Indiana constitutional revision from 1850. New fiction and travel titles appeal to all ages, with stories set in the Civil War and frontier life by Longstreth Knox and Davis.

State of Indiana Indiana Historical Bureau Historical Bureau Historical Bureau of the State Library

Christmas Guests Near Decatur Ill Families Share Holiday Dinner

Mrs Celia Earnest spends Christmas with daughter Miss Mary Earnest in Decatur Illinois. Mr and Mrs Hubert Hill and daughter Mary Louise host Christmas dinner with guests Mrs Garee H Porter, Mrs Verna S Hill and Miss Maria Henley.

Celia Earnest Miss Mary Earnest Decatur, Ill Hubert Hill Mary Louise Garee H. Porter Verna S. Hill Maria Henley

Why Mary Sang A Mother's Vision and Influence

Lesson text from Luke 1 46 58 presents Mary as a pure humble and unselfish figure who accepts God's will. It covers Gabriel s announcement the Magnificat and Mary s visit to Elizabeth along with the themes of salvation divine character and God s faithfulness.

Mary Nazareth Joseph Gabriel Jesus Isaiah Immanuel God Elisabeth Jesus Christ Abraham

Simpler manners and purer lives urged for future Christianity

A terse civic or religious reflection calls for simpler manners purer lives and greater self denial to lay the foundations of a Christianity that will be deep and broad in the ages to come. It stresses sympathy with the classes below and earnest moral reform as essential.

What Is Religion

A concise articulation stating religion as the fear and love of God, its demonstration, and good works. It claims faith pleases God and fuels fear and love of what is believed.

God Penn

Christmas Dinner At Walnut Ridge Notables Attend

Do You Remember When Mr and Mrs P J Sattler and Mr and Mrs Henry Morris hosted Christmas dinner with Phillip Sattler at Walnut Ridge Russell Publow and Harry Rhodes of Indianapolis vacationing here with parents Mrs O E Hill Greenfield visited Ed Miner family Miss Carrie Lambert and Joseph G Clark wed at the brides parents home in front of about thirty guests A girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles Kennedy last Thursday granddaughter of Ann Kennedy

P. J. Sattler Henry Morris Phillip Sattler Walnut Ridge Russell Publow Harry Rhodes Indianapolis O. E. Hill Greenfield Ed Miner Carrie George C. Lambert North Oliver Street Joseph G. Clark C. G. Clark Charles Kennedy Ann Kennedy

Died From Rabbit Bone Injury Near Carthage

Edwin Macy aged 35 died at his home southwest of Carthage on Monday evening from swallowing a small rabbit bone that perforated the stomach wall causing an abscess and hemorrhage. The piece notes Christmas dinner gatherings with relatives in the area.

Edwin Macy Carthage Noah Leisure Russell Payne Richmond Rush Lee Alta Arlington Taylor Lakin Rushville John Butler Levi Butler Cambridge City Ed Ruby George Judy Mary Frazersburg Will Hinshaw George Hinshaw

Christmas Dinner Gatherings Across Indiana and Chicago

Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Allen W Newsom and several relatives hosted their annual Christmas dinner in Winona with diverse kin from Terre Haute Chicago and New Castle. Families including Magee Finney Kennedy and Tarbet shared Christmas meals in Anderson Indianapolis Arlington and nearby areas with friends and neighbors.

Allen W. Newsom Winona Newsom Sam O. McCarty S. L. Newsom Floyd P. Newsom Henry Henley Terre Haute Howard Newsom Chicago McCarty George Magee Merrel Robert Bear] Magee Mayme Magee Terrence Finney Anderson F. J. Kennedy C. C. Trunnelle Roger Kennedy New Castle Katherine V. Kennedy Avery Rawls Jeannette John Tarbet Lee Baker James Tarbet Indianapolis Harry McFatridge Arlington

What America asks of Congress in the new session

The public calls for a Congress that respects the Constitution, safeguards rights, and puts national interests above partisan pressure. Voters want responsible, economical action, rejection of wasteful spending, and courage to restore public confidence and long term security.

Congress America

Dark City Room Accord Turns Against Him

Hal confronts Martin Crack in a Los Angeles hotel room where Barry waits, a plot to extract money hinges on Ireland’s son choosing protection over exposure. Crack reveals intent and threats, while Hal weighs risking everything to derail the scheme and preserve love and loyalty.

Hal Barry Doc Martin Crack Crack Derringer Providence Ireland Anastasia Los Angeles Frederick Ireland Frederick G—d

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. E. Wooldridge Library Notes Margaret Widdemer Charles Nordhoff James Norman Hall Mutiny On the Bounty Captain Bligh Bounty Longstreth Knox Bob Davis Shelbyville P. B. Fitzwater D. D Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Western Newspaper Union Raymond Pitcairn Sentinels of the Republic By Richard Hoffmann
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