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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
2
Carthage Lodge I O O F No 285 holds weekly meetings Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the upstairs room over White and Son's hardware on Main Street. Visiting members are always welcome.
Rail schedule notes outbound times and daily trains with mail and express. Town and country residents urged to support a community institute event. Last week's weather sparked moonlight coasting and a bonfire. The High School Invitational Tourney occurs Saturday with seventy five or more players coaches and officials plus visitors from the county.
A biography of the late Hiram Hadley, edited by Annie R. Hadley, Mrs C. Frank Allen and Mr Allen, details his life as a noted educator. Born earlier decades, he died December 3 1922 in Kansas City Missouri and was buried in Mesilla Park New Mexico. The work recalls his early teaching at a district school near Carthage and his famed evening geography class with outline maps and a pointer, plus a memory of a pupil Mary Newby Henley and her son Hiram H. Henley of Miami Florida. The volume includes a few halftone illustrations.
A meeting of the stockholders of the State Bank of Carthage Indiana will be held at the Banking House in Carthage on Tuesday January 13 1925 to elect five directors to serve the ensuing year. HoWARD E HENLEY Cashier.
Telephone bills for the first quarter in 1925 are due and must be paid on or before January 15 to save 75c for the quarter. J. E. Harper, Secretary.
Frank Cornett and his daughters have moved back to Knightstown to resume residence, marking a return to the community hub. The family previously lived there before relocating.
A fragmented listing shows dresses, coats, and suits with color notes and prices like 15.95, 11.50, and 7.50. Items include hair lined dresses in black and brown, French flannel and Point Twill fabrics, trim details, ladies and children's coats, Swiss serim curtains, and men s serge suits.
Carthage High School hosted a corn show on January 1 with 43 entries including 16 ten ear exhibits and 27 single ear entries judged by Lowell Moffett. Winners earned cash, cuff links, box candy and other prizes from local merchants.
The library spotlights dog tales by famous authors including Prince Jan St Bernard White Fang Lad Bob Son of Battle and others. Readers inclined toward nature and northern life are urged to explore The Call of the Wild and writings on immigrants contributions to America.
The undersigned appointed by the Circuit Court as administrator of the estate of J. Russell Winslow, deceased. The estate is deemed solvent. Charles S. Winslow signs the notice dated December 23, 1924, with Loren Martin, Clerk, and attorney Douglas Morris on record.
Charles Kennard of Knights Town was reported as being in the area on Monday. The brief note mentions his local appearance without additional details.
Mrs Rose Sims and her son Joe of Edinburg visit Mrs Eva Johnson after New Year’s. Eva Johnson returned Monday from Indianapolis. Mrs Al McDaniel and family hosted the gathering with Johnson’s sister.
Report of condition for the State Bank of Carthage Indiana as of December 31 1924 shows total resources and liabilities with figures for loans overdrafts bonds and securities banking house cash deposits and capital stock. Howard E Henley cashier swears to the accuracy before Notary Fred Brooks on January 6 1925.
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