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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1942
Page
7
The Army launches Yank, a new newspaper for U S troops abroad with full world-wide wire service. Pvt Bill Richardson editor and Seymour Berkson managing editor of a national news service appear together in the feature photo.
A fragment notes leather from a pair of men’s Oxfords could be used to craft an officer’s pistol holster. The statement combines a product detail with an unexpected military-use suggestion.
The Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Pastor W. F. Siders lists Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and Evening Worship at 8:00 p.m. Prayer meetings are held Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
Murray St Kenworthy pastor Gouldie Kyser leads Bible School at 9 30 am on Adam and Eve Temptation and Sin theme. Worship follows at 10 30 am with sermon The Seat of the Trouble. Mid week worship Thursday at 7 30 pm. Four ex members attend with Mrs Caroline Miles Hill Chicago and others visiting from Ce dar Rapids Cincinnati Indianapolis Spiceland Rushville.
The East St Christian Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Frank F Jones as pastor and Russell Siler assisting. Lesson title Adam and Eve Temptation and Sin explores miss the mark concept and moral striving. The sermon frames sin as deviation from true good and moral growth.
The report states faulty means or poor judgment as to the goal are noted. Morning worship will include the regular observance of the Lord's Supper. The minister will be absent from the pulpit with the Pulpit Committee in charge of services.
The Sunday School lesson outlines that sin is ancient and universal, tracing to Adam and Eve and Augustine's original sin doctrine. It defines sin as disobedience to God, causing guilt and moral decay, with redemption through repentance and church fellowship. Sermon title is Finding God and Rivervale Institutes are announced for youths and teens.
Christian Science Society Rushville holds Sunday service at 10 45 and the third Wednesday monthly at 7 45 in the Rush County Bank rooms seven and eight. Sunday school for ages up to 20 meets at 9 30. Sacrament is the Lesson Sermon subject for July 12 with Bible citations from Luke and the Golden Text from I Corinthians. Miss Betty Dhonau of Indianapolis was a weekend guest of her parents.
A roster-style entry lists individuals including Rue McDaniel Earl, C. Nowotne, Harold Phelps, James Reynolds, Harold Allen, Ruby Pred, B. Sims, J. Alvan Sohn, Dr. Robert H. Spangler, Henry G. Stager, A. L. Tuttle, Ross J. Tweedy, Arthur White, and A. W. Winfield.
A series of social visits across Indiana and nearby states. Pearl Griggs and Zella Good hosted by Judge and Mrs Will Henley. Nancy Murray returns to Hagerstown with her mother. Herbert McCorkhill Jr and family visit Indianapolis. Jack Meyer Elmer Hoehne visit Lima residents Russell Kennedy family. Camp Forrest Tennessee hosts Thorne and Ewing. C W Meyers and Ivan Alexander visit Harold Ruby family. Boida Siler stops by Ora Siler home. Caroline Miles Hill visits Carthage area. Paul Benton Norris and Forrest Richardson guests of local families. Nina McClintock and daughter visit Indianapolis relatives as Mrs Moore shows improvement.
C Hadden chairman of the State Highway Commission urged Congress and federal officials to invest public funds in producing synthetic rubber from agricultural products. The Indiana Highway Study Commission adopted a resolution calling immediate utilization of all resources, including agricultural and petroleum products, for synthetic rubber. The groups warn highway maintenance funds are strained by gasoline rationing with 208000 public transportation vehicles in use.
Out of town mourners attended the funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Thompson last Sunday afternoon. Listed were Oriel Binford Butler Pa and Marian Sanders of Indianapolis. Alice Binford and Joseph L of North Vernon. G C Grimes. Bill Rinskaup and Carol Ann. Paul Brown. Amy Parney. Arthur Beason and Ralph Beason. Roy Beason. John Bentley and Robert Bentley. Sarah Hamilton and Anna Pearl of Greenfield. Guy McCrory of Muncie. Will ion and Emory Gox of Indiana polis.
Knights in Knightstown and residents from Chicago Anderson Arlington Westland Charlottesville are noted while a military estimate states an armored division could deplete as much as 600 tons of ammunition in a single day of combat. If loaded into freight cars this would fill about 17 train cars.
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