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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
2
Lodge Notices for Carthage and Rush Lodges
O O F No 255 meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 on the third floor of the Auditorium East Mill Street Visiting members welcome Rush Lodge No 580 F and A M regular meeting first Wednesday of each month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lodge
East Mill St
Rush Lodge No
A. M
Readers in States Call for Letters to the Citizen
Kentucky readers urged to send a letter while Florida readers are asked to mail the Citizen an interesting letter. Illinois readers seek the promised letter, Connecticut readers show appreciation, and renewals arrive steadily from town and country by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Florida
the Citizen
Illinois
Clean up Sale in Carrolls Knightstown noted
Local items report Carrolls Knights town cleanup sale progress and social visits. Neighbors include Mr and Mrs Westfall of Indianapolis hosting Mr and Mrs Phelps and Mrs Grace Phelps after a Music Box Revue in Indianapolis.
New Palestine Defeats Carthage 20 to 18 in Friday Clash
New Palestine High beat Carthage 20 to 18 on Friday with a 14 to 3 halftime edge. Renegar starred for New Palestine while H Scott and Scott shone for the locals. Pearson of Carthage missed the game due to mumps. Substitutions and full goals listed. junior game followed as Carthage juniors edged New Palestine juniors 18 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Palestine High
Carthage
Renegar
H. Scott
Scott
Tew Palestine
Pearson
Carthage Ward
Tetrick
New Palestine
S. Reisner
E. Reisner
Snograss
Merling
Heim
Siler
Sil
Mosier
Alexander
Carrolton
Cassidy
Coffin
Cambridge City
Waldron Wonders Top Carthage in Local Basketball Tourney
Friday night Carthage Yankee Five beat Acton 28 to 17, then lost to Waldron 30 to 18 on Saturday. Columbus defeated Waldron 31 to 25 in the final as Waldron, Carthage, and Acton squads compete in Greensburg and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Carthage Yankee
Acton
Yankee
Waldron Wonders
Columbus
Social notes from Indianapolis and surrounding towns
Residents and visitors include Maurice Alexander of Indianapolis with Alva E Newsom party guests Friday to Sunday. Miss Helen Overman left Saturday for Marion. Miss Josephine Overman visited Clayton and Jacksonville Florida before returning. Grace Overman returned to Miami University. Ed Retherford and family with Dwight Coffin and family spent Wednesday with Mrs Hallie Hopper in Indianapolis. Ed Powell of Hendrick Iowa visiting sister Mrs Jesse Addison near Little Blue. H H Foust guest in Indianapolis part of last week. Sunday guests of Alta Tweedy included Florence Shaffer Mable DeMoss Pearl Dyer Omer Cou ley Herbert Wagoner Roy Ward Irrin Miller. Mr Miller left Monday for Sebring Florida. Ripley Country Club to exhibit corn products at the Institute. Born Jan 2 a son Richard Marvin to Mr and Mrs Russell Garfield grandson of Mr and Mrs Al va Juckin. Mr and Mrs Charles S Winslow entertained at dinner on New Year’s. Mr and Mrs Fay Winslow and daughter Indianapolis Mrs Grace Doherty and son LaGrange Ill Mrs Agnes Winslow and sister Miss Hollister of Cleveland Ohio Mr and Mrs Donald Winslow Knightstown Howard Winslow and family Miss Susie Bentley Theron Coffin and Ralph Winslow. Paul Gray returned to Cleveland Ohio after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs M T Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Overman
Marion
Josephine Overman
Clayton
Jacksonville
Fla
Grace Overman
Miami University
Oxford
O. Ed Retherford
Dwight Coffin
Hallie Hopper
Indianapolis
Alta Tweedy
Florence Shaffer
Mable DeMoss
Pearl Dyer
Omer Cooley
Herbert Wagoner
Roy Ward
Irrin Miller
Charles S. Winslow
Fay Winslow
Grace Doherty
LaGrange, Ill
Agnes Winslow
Miss Hollister
Cleveland
Donald Winslow
Knightstown
Howard Winslow
Susie Bentley
Theron Coffin
Ralph Winslow
Henleys Return to Purdue and Indianapolis
Miss Marjorie Henley returns to Purdue University while Miss Babette Henley heads to Indianapolis for unspecified plans. The brief note lists the sisters' movements without additional details or dates.
More Sunlight for Babies Promoted by Dr Eliot
Dr Martha M Eliot head of child hygiene at the U S Department of Labor urges increased sun exposure to prevent and treat rickets. A demonstration in New Haven by the Children’s Bureau and Yale’s pediatric department shows sun therapy benefits, noting visible light and heat reach indoors but ultraviolet rays are blocked by window glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Martha M. Eliot
Children's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Doctor Eliot
New Haven
Eliot
Why Waters of Ocean Vary in Their Color
The article explains how shore color changes with shallow white sand producing water gray or green, deep yellow sand darkening the water, and the Bay of Loango showing deep red from a red bottom. It notes red algae in salt lakes and phosphorescent water from ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of
Loango
Tibet
France
Great Britain
Bristol Channel
Turner
Anger and Grief Threaten Health Says London Times
A London Times writer argues anger and grief have mental bases and harm the body. Sir James Paget and Doctor Murchison linked protracted grief to cancer and anxiety to indigestion headaches and neuralgia. The piece urges modern psychology to teach how to avoid these feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
James Paget
Murchison
Fingers Wrinkle Explain Outer Skin Fit Response
The outer covering of our bodies acts like a glove over the true skin. When immersed in hot water it expands first, causing the skin to wrinkle until the underlying skin catches up.
Why Eggs Are Poached and the Poacher’s Name Origin
The term poach comes from the French poche meaning pocket describing how the yolk sits in the egg white. The word poacher derives from pocketing another’s game, linking both terms to the act of taking or pocketing.
Cloud Floats In Air Describes Lift and Droplet Size
A fragment states that a cloud floats in still air and would sink if not for slight upward currents. It notes clouds descend at about 8 feet per minute and that droplets are extremely small compared with ordinary raindrops, about 18,000,000 times smaller.
Local Social Notes and Obits Roundup
Miss Myra McDaniel returns to Indianapolis. William Reiser, 67, formerly of Knightstown, dies in New Castle and is survived by three children. Lydia Reiser, 87, dies in Detroit. Reeves of Greenfield is appointed Hancock County attorney for a fifth year and has served as city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Milroy
Board of Control
Indiana High School Athletic Association
New Castle
Shelbyville
Greenfield
Mooresville
Frankfort
Lebanon
Connersville
Greensburg
Charitiesville
Eden
Warren Central
Mt. Comfort
Battle Ground
West Lafayette
Knightstown
Wilkinson
Thorntown
Anderson
William Reiser
Earl Reiser
Charlottesville
Leo Porter
St. Petersburg
Fla
Russell True
Lydia Reiser
Detroit
Mich
Robert F. Reeves
Hancoc County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana
G. Hill
Congress
Lodge
Connecticut
Carroll’s
Miss Juanita Winfield
Robert Westfall
Walter Phelps
Phelps
Grace Phelps
Richmond
Rushville
Brookville
Red Cross
Ripley Township
J. L. Hubbard
John
George McCoy
Arlington
Cement Street
Fortville
Brookston
McCordsville
Pendleton
Monticello
New Salem
Moscow
Headlee
Kennedy
Bloomington
New Palestine Girls
Carthage Girls
N. Pales
F Mosier E. Reisner
Siler Merling Tetrick
F. Scott Alexander Carrolton
G Renegar
Dyer
Fansler
Hamlin Glover
Paul Miller
Modlin
Larrison
House
Heck
Miller
Hopkins
Hamlin
Smith
Paul
Lowes
Glover
Dyer Madden
Kennedy Osterling
Glover Ruddell
Wagoner
McKee
Kinnett
Hearsh
Madden
Woriland
Ruddell
Osterling
Heifner
Ruby
Worland
Chrysler
Newtle
Batesville
Peters
Craig
Clarksburg
New Point
Gosnell Brothers
Marlowe
Morristown
Maurice Alexander
Alva E. Newsom
Ed Powell
Hendrick, Iowa
Jesse Addison
Little Blue
H. H. Foust
Richard Marvin
Russell Carfield
James Carfield
Alva Juckin
Paul Gray
M. T. Gray
Earl C. Nowotne
Carthage, Ind
Marjorie Henley
Purdue University
Babette Henley
Leavitt
Davis
Rushville Implement Co
Rushville, Indiana
W. First St
Myra McDaniel
J. I. Meyer
J. Butler Hill
R. A. Watling
Middletown
Wil! Delashmit
Irvin Miller
Oliver Mattix
Edwin Drake
Walter Zartman
Greentown
Martha Brenan
W. T. Vandament
Ed Miner
Harve Miner
Checotah
Okla
Floyd Miner
Fred Maxwell
Frank Reddick
Eleanor Henley
Earlham College
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