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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
2
Framing a brief postal and publication notice for Carthage Indiana, listing A Norris as publisher and indicating weekly issue timing and second class posting. Includes archival filing language about post office entry under 1872 congress provisions and Mar 25 190? date.
A reflective essay contrasts war debt with a comic fable of a growing “war debt baby.” It includes figures and calculates debt in dollars, seconds, and lifetimes, then pivots to a 1932 financial report from Carthage Indiana detailing receipts, disbursements, and the year-end balance with no indebtedness.
Rhody reviews the Carthage High School Invitational, praising Manilla Owls’ late shooting in both games and Barney Kuhn as the spark. County results include Technical defeating Rushville 89 to 22, Arlington Wildcats beating Clarksburg 34 to 20, Morton over Milroy 31 to 18, New Salem over Mays 44 to 21, and Raleigh Sir Walters 49 to 20 over Lewisville, with upcoming county schedule listed.
Fragmentary lines describe fear about weapons reaching from Springfield Illinois to Sacramento California. The piece laments lost innocence as children grow up amid guns steel ships gas tanks and harsh modern horrors replacing Bibles hymn books and guardians.
Indiana's fish and game division contracted a commercial firm to remove coarse fish from Cedar Lake near Crown Point. The firm has harvested 25,000 pounds of edible carp and buffalo, sold for a cent per pound to fund further removals, while gar and dogfish were destroyed. A 3,000 foot seine was used, costing thousands, with seining limited by lake topography and bottom vegetation.
Mr and Mrs Karl Bordner were in town Tuesday calling on friends. The Bordners reside at Fort Benjamin Harrigan with an army officer who is a relative of Mr Bordner.
Notice states that Pennina N. Bryant and Horace H. Newsom are appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as administrators of the estate of Daniel W. Newsom, late of Rush County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent with date December 21 1932 and filed by Gary Bohannon Attorneys. Attest: Chas L. Newhouse Clerk.
Harold Ruby administrator seeks final settlement of Minnie B Ruby estate in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana Saturday January 28 1933 24th day January term show cause why account should not be approved heirs and others invited to appear and prove heirship or claim to estate Dale Fisher Clerk Gary BohannonAttorneys 283
Mr and Mrs Cassius Gray were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Nail in Shelbyville. Mrs Anna J Sipe hosted dinner Sunday with Mrs Ora D Henley Mrs Katherine Kennedy Mrs Johnna Gibson Miss Pearl Coffin and Miss Winona Newsam.
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