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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
3
Friends and members of the Friends church recall Martha Bentley as a devoted, patient, cheerful soul who sacrificed self for others. In illness she hid the gravity of her sickness, gratefully accepted acts of kindness, and wished recovery to avoid being a burden to loved ones.
Numerous social calls travel between Indianapolis Milroy and surrounding towns. Settlement life includes motorists, family visits, a fish planting by Game and Fisheries, and a profile of Rush County taxation values showing shifts in farm land and town lots across several communities.
The notice lists Sunday activities with J W Huddleston as guest preacher on law enforcement. Frank T. Hoon is pastor and J A Lineback leads Sunday School at 9:30. Children’s Day exercises and an evening entertainment are planned. special Bible schools and meetings occur midweek.
Sunday visits fill the Greensburg area as James Terhune hosts relatives while H G Conway and family dine with Irvington pastor A A Coil and others. Several families and guests gather across Knights Town and Indianapolis areas, with Legion Auxiliary meeting and baccalaureate events noted.
Miss Clark is absent this week due to her mother's illness. Mrs. Jesse Healey supplies McCall's and Abbie Clark Liberty magazine. Mrs. John DeSchipper donated 1925 copies of Literary Digest and Asia Magazines. James E. Watson urges a strong navy and national defense in the Nation al Republic. The piece mentions declining views of Indians and current U S population figures with nursing activity at homes.
A book titled Picture Every Child Should Know appeals to adults as well. High school students show strong interest in collateral reading with twenty one students currently reading and a few taking up the second volume.
Governor Ed Jackson announced four new trustees for the State Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Knightstown and the four year terms. Appointees are Arthur Wolf Indianapolis veteran of the Spanish American War James W Strain Evansville R H Tyner New Castle Civil War veterans and Mrs W H Hart Indianapolis widow of a Civil War veteran Joseph Minturn Indianapolis the sole reappointed board member. The governor also noted an ongoing inquiry into reports of whipped girls but issued no statement.
The Ripley Country Club hosts a gathering with Mrs Walter Manche as Sharer and Moore promote fly control by rescreening old doors or replacing them with new ones. The meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday.
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