Carthage Citizen Weekly Indiana Publication
The Carthage Citizen is published weekly in Carthage Indiana under proprietor C G Hill. Editions appear every Friday with local notices and community news.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
2
The Carthage Citizen is published weekly in Carthage Indiana under proprietor C G Hill. Editions appear every Friday with local notices and community news.
Carthage Lodge No. 255 of the I O O F meets every Tuesday at 7 30 in the Auditorium on East Mill Street. Visiting members are always welcome to attend.
Dr S M Cornell from Jasonville, a dental graduate, will locate in Milroy. Mr and Mrs Clifford MacNicholl, Miss Lavenne Nelson and Thomas Talbert spent Sunday at Clifty State Park. Miss Bernice Baldwin and Miss Babette Henley of Indianapolis were guests of Clyde C Henley and family Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Henley of Terre Haute spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs W P Henley. Mr and Mrs Andrew Miller of that place accompanied them to Knightstown and then Dayton Ohio for the day.
Ruth Ann Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Hill of Carthage is part of the 1926 Methodist Hospital Indianapolis nursing class. She will soon work at General Hospital Indianapolis after winning 100 first prize tuition in a Cincinnati music contest. Harvey Hopkins of near Morristown visited. Captain Ferdinand F Boltz 87 died after brief illness. he led the 82nd Regiment Indiana Infantry and served on General Farmer’s staff. funeral held Sunday at Ft Wayne.
The column notes rhubarb will be available for weeks and gives USDA canning guidance including hot water bath processing and new rubber rings for jars. It warns hog prices look set to fall from current highs, with a cautious view on future markets and the implication for corn-to-hog profitability.
Mrs Thomas Hiner of Rushville asked Indianapolis police to search for her husband missing since last Thursday after he left to trace crews tied to the pool room robbery owned by his father and him. He was driving a newly purchased Buick coach, license 185-925, and was last seen in Carthage.
Dr. Owen Clark of Greenfield, recovering from pneumonia at his parents home in Morristown, was bitten by a dog brought for treatment. The dog was killed, its head sent to the state laboratory yielding a hydrophobia report. Clark continues Pasteur treatment as local notices advertise a home demonstration of the Hoosier Electric Suction Sweeper. Mrs M L Woodbridge and daughter Mary of Austin Texas plan to move to Geneva New York and are visiting Geneva relatives.
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