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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
6
Rosa Rhodes administratrix of the estate announces in Rush County Indiana that the estate of Frank Rhodes has been declared solvent. Date June 2 1936. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Morris and Morris Attorneys. 6-5-12.
Administrator of the Estate of Willard G M'mer filed for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. Interested persons must appear Monday June 15 1936 to show cause why the account should not be approved.
The court sets a date for heirs and interested parties to appear and prove heirship or claim to any part of the estate of the deceased. Attest Dale Fisher, Clerk. John F. Miner, Administrator. Newby and Newby, Attorneys.
Jackson I. Frazier's estate in Rush County Indiana seeks all interested parties to appear in Rushville Court on May 15 1936 to establish heirship and claim to any part of The Citizens National Bank Knightstown Indiana estate. Newby and Newby serve as attorneys for administrator.
A rugged frontier saga unfolds as San Juan Delevan faces ruin from rival Silas Spelle. Spelle plots to seize vast plateau pastures while nursing a personal vendetta tied to Martha Wingate. An illegitimate son returns, demanding sustenance and shelter, threatening Spelle’s control and fate of the region.
A reflective column contrasts political intolerance with calls for temperance and decency. It argues for enduring, constructive influence through planting trees and building a lasting rural life in New England, envisioning personal legacy beyond political outcomes. The piece weaves essays on patience, farming, and the value of time.
Clarence Murray Parker was interviewed at the Lincoln hotel in Indianapolis by Assistant Dean Chauncey of Harvard University Monday evening. Rev. J. R. Furbay, acquainted with the dean's father, Rt. Rev. Wm. Chauncey, rector of Calvary Episcopal church in Columbus, Ohio, accompanied Parker.
A gay musical and a great action story feature Jean Arthur and Geo Murphy in The Public Menace. The production blends comedic song with high stakes pursuit, aiming to entertain with its bold, colorful pairs and brisk pace.
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