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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
2
The sixteenth century Merrie England will be recreated at the Chicago World’s Fair opening May 26. The Street of Foreign Villages will feature authentic reproductions of old Europe with 84 miles of free exhibits as part of 15 foreign villages.
Scriptural note from G Hill publisher and Linscott associate cites Psalm 133:1 about good and pleasant unity among brothers.
The Carthage Telephone Co plans private lines to Thos T Newby and expands to southeast and northwest routes with night service to Ripley township. Excursion to Benton Harbor on Big Four next Sunday. Federal straw shipments from Kentucky and plans for a Carthage corn band board of directors. Local rumors of two family households, many vacant homes, and an Anti saloon League meeting at the Christian church.
Sixty nine Indiana students among 506 candidates for degrees at Notre Dame’s ninetieth commencement. Frank C. Walker delivered the address to seniors, guests, and dignitaries. Bishop McNamara gave the baccalaureate sermon. Snow disrupted Central Oregon. Roosevelt spoke at Groton graduation. Community notices list church events, visits, and local gatherings across Indiana communities.
Agricultural clubs and Future Farmers of America chapters can borrow operating capital at five percent through the Production Credit Association. Forty-four associations in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee supervise loans, with total capital of 4,140,000 and more than 650,000 in loans to over 3,000 farmers since starting in March.
The final concrete pour completes the road three project between Roseille and Dunreith, and the entire road will remain closed to traffic for several days.
Executive Manager F N Shepherd argues that bankers as a group are unfairly judged by sensational exposures. He notes only a small share of the population suffered losses and credits honest bankers with guiding institutions through the largest business disaster, while demagogues distort public perception.
The Federal Reserve System with the Comptroller of the Currency will raise trust department examinations to the level of commercial bank audits. Experts are being placed in all twelve districts to supervise state and national banks, aiming for nationwide uniform standards and coordination across federal and state authorities.
B B Benner secretary of the Central States Grain Association reports rain in parts of Indiana supports a normal wheat crop while oats prospects are poor due to seed quality. He notes good corn stands and overall Indiana crops compare favorably with years of good yields. The association handles grain from 100+ elevators and 14 000 members, backed by Farm Bureau and Farmer's National Grain Corporation in Chicago.
Taxpayers are told to pay the second installment on federal corporation and individual income tax by June 15. If unpaid on time, the remaining two installments become due in full upon demand with interest at one percent from June 15.
Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson of Knightstown hosted Mr and Mrs Harry Rhodes on Sunday. Their daughter Rosemary of Anderson spent last weekend at home. In Indianapolis, 23 year old Less Burgers was struck by three cars last Sunday. he died after sustaining crushed hips and broken legs.
Local note lists Chas Tuttle moving to the William Scott property on North Market Street. The item also records visits and hospital news including Mrs Fowler Newsom of Knights town in Newcastle hospital with a serious illness. Others return from Ohio and Indiana travel, with several residents planning or making trips and visits among friends.
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