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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
6
Legal notice announces Rosa Rhodes appointed administratrix of the estate of Frank Rhodes, deceased, in Bush County Indiana. The estate is declared solvent. Date June 2, 1936. Attest Dale Fisher, Clerk Rush Circuit Court. Morris & Morris, Attorneys.
Raymond S. Springer of Connersville won the Republican state convention nomination for governor in 1936. He previously sought the office in 1932 but was defeated by Paul V. McNutt. Springer is married with no children. A note on milk hygiene says scalding water and chemical disinfectants sterilize only if utensils are washed first.
Tex Whipple and Johnny scout Skeleton Springs after Delevan orders a drone read on who harmed the herd. The plan hinges on silent signs and long tracking, as night falls on the Kanab Desert.
Hoosier landowners with timber suitable areas are urged to apply to the Division of Forestry this month. About 120000 acres are already privately owned and classified with another 10000 acres pending. Each tract needs inspection before certification to the county auditor.
The Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for positions across agencies including Geological Survey Interior Department Park Service Agriculture and Commerce. Roles range from assistant geologist and park historians to principal biochemist senior insect pathologist and statisticians with salaries from 1600 to 5600 dollars yearly. Full details available from the Commission in Washington or local post offices.
The Busy Bee 4 H club of Posey township met at the Arlington school building Saturday afternoon. Norma Alsman presided the pledge Betty Kemple led songs. Roll call response Your Favorite Movie Star. Demonstrations included Points on Measuring by Rosemary Northam and June McMichael and Efficient Sewing Methods by Virginia Stout. Refreshments were served to 23 members and ten guests. Next meeting will be in June.
The Arlington M. E. church Ladies' Aid held its annual anniversary meeting with 25 members and seven guests. The event opened with prayer and elected officers for the coming year: Bertha Houston president, Cora Miller vice president, Beulah Glendenning secretary, Opal Hauk treasurer. A program featured piano solos by Sarah Houston, a song by Norma Silvers, a violin and piano duet by Lloyd and Jennie Lou Glendenning, and a piano solo by Rev. Gladys Marsh.
Pools at Brown County and McCormick's Creek state parks and beaches on lakes at Pokagon Dunes Bass Lake and Shakamak in Sugar Creek and Turkey Run park opened with trained lifeguards on duty. Attendance so far this season exceeds 1935 early totals, signaling a record breaking year. Lifeguards have passed American Red Cross life saving tests.
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