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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1934

Page

2

Mechanical farmer directs tractor by radio at World’s Fair

During Farm Week at the Chicago World’s Fair August 11 to 18, a radio controlled mechanical farmer will steer a tractor in the International Harvester exhibit. Rufus C. Dawes, president of the Fair, and H. E. McKinstry, president of International Harvester Co., observe with others as displays of farm machinery surround the exhibit.

International Harvester Rufus C. Dawes H. E. McKinstry The International Harvester Co

Army dinner menu announced for Camp Mess Officer

Lieutenant A. C. Cunkle announces a typical army dinner at Camp Mess. Menu includes baked ham baked beans shoe string potatoes creamed gravy cold slaw dill pickles bread and butter ice cream cookies and lemonade for the meal.

A. C. Cunkle

Indiana Department of Conservation Outlines State Properties Value

Virgil M. Simmons says Indiana state possessions including forests parks and hatcheries total 20 million dollars in value and cover over 55 000 acres. The department supervises five forests five fish hatcheries three game preserves eleven parks and five memorials with ongoing offers of new land and a long term conservation program.

Department of Conservation Virgil M. Simmons Indiana

Candidates at Fort Harrison Camp Plan Visitors Day

Sunday Visitors Day at Camp Candidates at Fort Harrison Citizens Military Training Camp prepare for July 21 with events including a mounted review, nose order drill demonstration, speeches by Brigadier General Nay lor and Colonel Farrand, a noon dinner, and a diamond baseball game. Each candidate may invite parents and relatives as guests at the noon meal.

Fort Harrison O. P. Robinson CMTC 1Itu Infantry 31Th Infantry W. K.naylor Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana R. F. Farrand St. John’s Millitary Academy Dalafield Wisconsin Infantry Indianapolis Sanitary Commission

Mary M Stephens Celebrates 91st Birthday at Carthage Home

Mrs. Mary M Stephens marked her 91st birthday with 75 relatives and friends at daughter Roxy Jane Moore’s home in Carthage. We celebrate the event with music later broadcast by W H B U Anderson and note extensive family attendance including four sons, fifteen grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and out of town guests from Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky.

Mary M. Stephens Newcastle George Stephens Knightstown Hiram Stephens Williamstown Ind Eli Stephens Carthage W. D. Moore Mable Thompson Portsmouth Ohio Harry Moore Merle Robinson Columbus Ora Stephens Williamville Indianapolis Rushville Katherine Junior Stephens Ethel Blessinger James Stephens Shirley Thurman Porter Nora Wells John Moore Joe Stephens Stella Lovall Albert McClurg Norman Moore James Roe Wisconsin Arnold Dyer Roy Payne Vanceburg

Hancock County Fair Dates Set for Four Days

John Hinchman secretary of the Hancock County Fair Association announced the county fair will run four days next month from August 14 to 17. Plans aim to stage a larger fair with local merchants contributing several hundred dollars for premiums and cash awards for vegetables fruits flowers baking and other exhibits.

John Hinchman Hancock County Fair Association

New Auto License Plates Described by Official

Frank Finney state automobile license commissioner announces 1935 plates will bear black numerals on robin egg blue. Plates produced at Michigan City prison by six workers during summer, then shipped to fourteen license distributing bureaus statewide.

Frank Finney Michigan City

Committees With Meeting Dates and Times Agenda Listed

Library events set for next Monday at 2 30 PM with multiple committee chairs including Carr Henley Lovett Hill Wolf Butler Hill Newson Hunt Pitts Kyser Henley Stinger Publow Newlin Sattler Lineback DeSchipper Cooper Henley Herkless Newby Henley Stinger Henley Nowotne Gatewood Phelps Newby Glass Dec next Friday 8 PM exhibits list due Decoration Parade History Buildings Floats Schoolcraft Prize Registration Special Entertainment Registration notes and banner details provided by chairs and organizers Roy Herkless Pins and floats to be displayed at home and library venues

Willella Henley Alta Carr Lucile Phelps Mattie Clark Henry Stinger Russell Publow Weldon Newlin Peter J. Sattler Arthur’ Lineback Emma DeSchipper Hazel Cooper Grace Porter Jesse Henley Roy Herkless Douglas. Cooper Ralph Winslow Myrtle Henley Sarah Newby Jennie Henley Anna Sipe Oran Henley Clyde Henley Earl Herkless Chas. White R. T. Moore Roy Mattix Lillian Coleman Cressie Akers

Speed limits and costs of high speed driving

Excessive accelerator use harms many and drives up deaths and costs. Clarence P. Taylor finds speeds over 30 mph waste fuel and wear tires and engine, urging drivers to adapt to highway conditions. Also notes administration of Minnie W. Adkins estate and local social notices from Rush County Indiana.

National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Clarence P. Taylor Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Department Taylor Circuit Court Rush County State of Indiana Minnie W. Adkins

Woman from Charlottes ville suffers broken arm in weed pull

Mrs Luella Wales of Charlottes ville broke her arm near the wrist when she lost balance while pulling a weed and fell. The incident occurred recently and caused her to seek medical treatment.

Luella Wales Charlottesville

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Arthage Cc. G. Hill L. R. Linscott John Hancock County A. J. Carr Howard E. Henley Michael F. Lovett Ed N. Hill Arthur Wolf Chas Butler C. G. Hill Chr Winona Newson Florence B. Hunt Harry C. Pitts Sharlee Kyser Frank M. Miller Helen Ruby Ross J. Tweedy Davis P. Dunn Rue McDaniel Walter Colbert J. W. Moore Ralph Moore Joseph Graff Cecil Hamilton Earl Nowotne Fred King Ruth White Elizabeth Gatewood Maude Phelps Frank Overman Harold Ruby Orrin Miller Ella J. Coffin Sam L. Newsom Sam. O. McCarty Emma Overman Irvin Hill W. A. Willcutt Otto C. McCarty Walter J. Phelps Harold Phelps Mattie B. Publow Grace Phelps Pearle Coffin S. O. McCarty Mabel Phelps Henry McCullough Geo Winslow Ida McCullough Quin Buckner Harland Tuttle Public Service Company OF Ross Tweedy Louisville Katherine McDonald Mary Ann Kulmer Clark Gause George Kulmer Clyde C. Henley Jr Ralston Food Company Lois Jane Bryant Lafayette Fort Wayne Bryant Dale Fisher Henley & Ingle Atty’s Vlevet
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