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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
2
Carthage Lodge I C C F No 255 meets Tuesdays at 7 30 PM in room upstairs over White and Son's hardware on Main street. Visiting members are always welcome.
The item lists multiple small notices from Greenfield Indiana and surrounding areas. It mentions cylinder reconditioning at J W Moore and Son's Garage and a free air station on East Mill Street. It records social visits, reunions, and church tent meetings including the Rush Fayette County Association 27th annual reunion at Brookside Park Indianapolis with Theodore Sandstrum as president and Joseph M Taylor as secretary. It notes civic actions and moves by residents, and a Wesleyan Methodist tent meeting closed at Hedrickburg with a new church formed.
The name Becky, a baptismal form of Rebecca, carries a bond meaning from Hebrew Rabak. From Rebecca’s biblical firmness to Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair, the name spans literature. Becky is linked with luck, friends, and a talismanic gem, with Saturday as a lucky day and a lucky number mentioned.
A resident in an urban boarding house is described as not automatically a heavy drinker, shaping a nuanced portrait of life among tenants. The attic room stands as a quiet backdrop to evolving neighborly tensions and personal choices.
The new Chicago Union Station is described as one of the finest and most efficiently designed terminals, a key link in the City Beautiful Plan. The immense three acre main building, 85 acre facilities, 60 000 passenger capacity daily, and innovative conference room illustrate its monumental scale and modern comforts. It serves multiple railroads including the Pennsylvania Railroad and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway.
The piano pupils of Lucy Wellman Meredith held a Thursday recital at that place. Mr and Mrs William Wi moved to 505 Locust St Terre Haute. A. J. Heliker of Muncie travels to Florida with Mrs Heliker and Sara Jane for vaudeville plans in Chicago and New York.
Mr and Mrs F W Gottlieb of Morristown and Mr and Mrs F W Gottlieb of Indianapolis plus Mrs Lawrence Workman of Rushville visited Monday afternoon with Roy M Small and family. John McFall of Morristown, a twenty year resident, died July 2 at his Tacoma Washington home. the family had earlier lived in Davenport Iowa. A daughter Josephine McFall was once a local chiropractor.
The Carthage Specials were blanked 8 to 0 by the Cumberland Giants in a seven inning game halted by rain and hail at that place. Jim Rohm and teammates struggled against tough pitching as Rushville beat New Palestine earlier, Arlington outslugged Raleigh in 14 innings, and Eleventh Infantry toppled Shelbyville.
Mr and Mrs Rowland H Hill and Mrs R M Sut ermeister spent Sunday at Richmond with Arthur Denham and family. Mrs Elizabeth J Hill visited Frank Stephens then Dayton to see Frank Parrish and family. Mrs R D Hiatt of New Castle visited daughters Mrs Michael Kyser and Mrs A J Carr. Everett Kyser and Greenfield family visited Michael Kyser and family with Miss Sharlee Kyser. Cleve Beher and Anderson family visited Oren Beher and Mrs Ola Stevens visited Robert Holt near Rushville.
Miss Ruthellen Moore spent the week in New Castle at J. W. Moore & Son's Garage where batteries were charged. Glen Renegar visited from New Castle and returned home Sunday. Mrs W W Zike and daughters Charlotte Helen and Ruth of Morristown were guests of Thurman Addison and family Saturday and Sunday. Ford parts and a special oil for Fords advertised by J W Moore & Son. Mr and Mrs A G Simmons of Steele Missouri visited with her parents, Mr and Mrs J L Rohm. Simmons is a newspaper publisher at Steele. The Citizen One Year for $1.50.
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