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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
4
Saturday and Sunday visits listed for Vernon area families including Terhune Gray Severs Woden Parish Morrow Foust Miner Knightstown and Gwynneville. Births recorded Harold Eugene Butler and Hansel Miller with Miller grandson of Arnold and family. various guests and dinners noted in Mays Greenfield Rushville and Indianapolis areas.
Charles E. Manville a veteran Big Four passenger conductor aged 68 died Tuesday at his Anderson home after a 45 year tenure with the company and 35 years on the rail. He retired last June due to poor health. Surviving are his widow and four children.
Mrs Ellen Deem died at her Knightstown home Monday night from injuries sustained in a fall. She was married to Wallace K Deem in 1892. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM at the residence with burial in Glencove cemetery.
Rushville visitors Mr and Mrs J H Ball spent time here while Greenfield guests Mr and Mrs F G Clayton and Mr and Mrs I A Detenbaugh and daughter Evelyn joined Mr and Mrs Logan Nelson. Mrs Charles Benson traveled to Indianapolis for sister's illness. James A Albrandt dies at Nazaren e church near Greenfield. he was 2 years 7 months. Morristown Canning Co plans factory in Milroy. payroll $2,000 weekly. Farmers received $90,000 for 1350 acres sweet corn and 3000 tons pumpkins.
Local church listings outline Sunday services at multiple sites with Bible school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 and 7 00. Epworth League and Ladies Aid meet, with a 6 p m program and baskets, plus Christian Helpers gathering next week.
Mrs Paune Lamphear and Miss Nelle B Turner departed from Mrs J L Hubbard’s home and will reside in Washington D C. Mrs Olive Haywood and daughter Belya with Mr Vankirk of Rushville and Mr and Mrs C P Baird of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Longhurst. The Bairds continue to Florida and Havana Cuba for a few weeks.
Seed corn should be stored in a dry place with good air circulation avoiding excessive heat or cold. An airy attic can hold home supplies but may attract mice. Ears can be covered with dry oats in a bin or hung outdoors on sunny walls to dry.
The excerpt notes a dramatic claim by a Norwegian film star about a fifty thousand dollar offer to stay in America. It includes a cartoonish exchange about whether the offer originated in America or Norway, reflecting a satirical tone.
Former resident Mrs Florence Stenger of Clearlake Washington, formerly of here, wed Mr Berkley of California on January 10. The couple now reside in Washington state.
Mrs S M Parker of Two Chr Child's Welfare asks residents to leave usable children's clothing underwear dresses shoes and mittens at the library for needy township children. The notice urges donations of items suitable for three months wear.
Miss Ruth Hill of Indianapolis spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs R C Hill. Several residents attended the National Canners' convention in Cincinnati. Mrs James Perkins, recently at Eastman Hospital Indianapolis, joined Mr Perkins in New Castle where he works. Mrs Orlando Zimmerman visited Mrs Perkins last Thursday. John Tarbet injured his right foot after a keg of nails fell on him. Mrs R H Phelps and son Harold visited Anderson and Elkheart. Will T Hill improving. Mr Hill partly active. Marvin Bramell and family moved to Charles Foust tenant farm. Brandywine township fox drive spurred a confrontation with a game warden who drew a gun. a bystander knocked down the warden and his car was damaged.
Between 1 and 4 p m Friday afternoon eighty full blood Plymouth Rock chickens were taken from the Bra den farm east of town while Mr and Mrs Arthur Bra den attended an institute.
Local ad notes durable wallpaper options from Peats and the Pan American lines. Readable text highlights good stock, attractive patterns, and reasonable prices as offered by W S Walker.
For sale a one sixth horsepower electric motor and a modern bakery items. Lost a black Poland China sow owned by Dwight J Coffin. For rent six rooms on Main Street listed by C G Hill. Wanted salesmen for lubricating oils and paints at Jed Oil and Paint Co. address 3701 Burwell Cleveland Ohio.
Bennett Webb has returned from New Palestine. The straw machine at the paper mill continues operating. Within a few days No 1, one of the two board machines, will start up to run for possibly three or four weeks. Mrs Willis Ratliff and her little daughter, from near Fairmount, visited Friday to Sunday with her brothers W. L. Tetrick and family and Howard Tetrick.
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