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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1940
Page
8
John E. Miller claims he was boiling with indignation after viewing a motion picture in Glendale California and as a result suffered permanent damage to his heart. He sues the theater and producers for twenty thousand dollars.
Library highlights two new reference works: Joseph Aronson’s Furniture and Decoration and World Famous Paintings by Rockwell Kent with full color reproductions and artist biographies. Also featured are The Dreyfus Case by Alfred and Pierre Dreyfus and The Tragedy of Tolstoy as told by Countess Alexander with memories of Tolstoy’s life and exile.
Indiana banks issued 603 000 loans totaling 451 073 203 dollars in 1939. Forty-three percent of banks participated in the ABA survey, with 18 574 more new loans in the second half of 1939 and open lines of credit underutilized at only 42 1 percent of carried lines.
Patty Berg, the Minneapolis golf star and former women’s national amateur champion, signs a contract in Chicago to pursue professional golf and boost interest among college women in the sport. The report also notes year end credit extensions totaling 39.8108 billion with 12.68 million new loans and 12.033 million renewals, plus mortgage lending of 285 thousand loans totaling 899.81 million. The overall loan volume reaches 39.8108 billion, with new loans up 10 percent and dollar volume up 20 percent.
A Frederick Maryland hen owned by Rev. J. W. Griscoe produced a double yolk egg every other day in one week ending with a four ounce triple yolk. H. W. Diedrich, a fireman in Columbus, Ohio, also creates oil paintings at home. A Belfast man named W. A. Cannon wills his wooden leg to a nephew. A notice states Violet Schuck’s debts are not the husband’s responsibility starting July 16.
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