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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1926
Page
2
Carthage Indiana notes C G Hill proprietor of the Carthage Citizen remarks on the paper as a second class matter publication since May 25 1907 at the Carthage post office under the 1879 act.
O O F No 255 Carthage Lodge meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 on the third floor of the Auditorium East Mill Street Visiting members welcome F and A M No 580 Rush Lodge No 580 regular meeting first Wednesday of each month
Radio owners in the area report interference with receiving sets and consider forming a club. The issue reflects similar problems in other towns. The Saturday Evening Post carried an eleven page advertisement by an Ohio firm, costing 7500 dollars per page for one issue, totaling 82500 dollars, written by a New Castleman who leads the advertising company.
Mr and Mrs Van Hood of Indianapolis visited A. W. Winfield family this Saturday. Purol Co purchased the Milroy filling station for 5000 dollars, with plans for a modern station. Roy Crider and daughter Louise from Greenfield spent the weekend with H. O. Pitts. John Samuels and Roger Kennedy from New Castle visited F. J. Kennedy's family. Mrs John Short, 87, died Thursday in Greenfield. She leaves a husband and five grandchildren. George and Jeroy Kelvey of Greenfield. Bessie Patton of Wray Colorado. Lucher DuBois of Woodlawn, California. Ralph DuBois of Los Angeles, California. Mrs W. Siler attended the funeral and stayed over.
Two bandits robbed the Cherrywood drug store in New Castle. Elmore Reynolds, the polite bandit, aided the Chicago case. Kin Hubbard, jailed in Rochester 15 years for Indianapolis robberies. A well dressed bandit robbed the Philabaum restaurant in Jonesboro taking 12 dollars. Walter Markle, 25, captured with Canadian liquor entering a hotel in Indianapolis. Nolan Bowers of Wilkinson died after his auto collided with a traction car near Shirley. His sister Marie Morris was injured.
Notice to Lind say Ramey of an $800 storage debt for an automobile garage, due by January 23 1926. If unpaid plus advertising and storage costs, the owner will sell the car at public sale January 23 1926 at 1 30 p m at the garage on East 4th street Carthage Indiana. Sale conducted by William Moore.
Betsey and Jerome wed young in a notes on domestic life. Read Bread and Jam in a menu of selections. The Glass Window features life sketches of Kentucky mountain folk with pictures of a colorful locality. Also Curwood's The Ancient Highway and The Chicken Wagon Family offer romance and modern love themes.
F F Brenan and daughter Martha of Middletown visited Saturday. Three weeks earlier an insurance agent reported missing purse containing 85. The two cannon were moved to Memorial Building grounds and one cannon mouth was looked into revealing the empty purse.
New Palestine High School won the invitational tourney Saturday by defeating Jackson Township 81 to 17 in the finals after leading 18 to 7 at halftime. Battle Ground opened with a win over New Salem, and New Palestine faced Garbage's Texas Rangers in a 19 to 15 semifinal, with Renegar's and Alexander's play standouts.
Arlington defeated Moscow 21 to 18 in last year’s Invitational held Jan 10. Milroy won the county tourney, beating Moscow 389 to 37, with Eden 29, State School for Deaf 26, Charlottesville 89, Straughn 18, Manilla 29, Webb 20, Rushville 31, Elwood 20. Overtime saw Fairmount 28, Pendleton 24, Greenfield 74, Westland 23, Martinsville 49, Vincennes 82.
Shellyville Independents 43 Rushville 20 and New Castle Chryslers 33 Rushville 25. Estell Alexander and the Gosnells return to Moscow. Moscow beats Manilla 52 to 37. Manilla features Gardner Shook Fair Hester Kuhn. Carthage Strollers start season with Carthage Yankee Five at 7 45 p.m. lineup includes F Stewart F McDuffey C Tuttle O Stewart C Stewart Harold Hill.
Lawrence Johnson of Indianaplis visited friends here Saturday evening and Sunday, according to local observations.
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