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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
3
Sunday lesson outlines Matthew 28 1 20 with emphasis on the empty tomb the angelic message the risen Lord meeting the women the attempted cover up with bribe the royal authority and the marching orders to go teach baptize and observe all Christ commanded promising Christ presence as power for the mission
A reflection on righteousness as incomplete without final love its highest form. Holy love demands full sanctification of its object and will spare nothing in achieving that divine aim.
A call to immediate prayer and reliance on divine guidance. The piece urges turning to God at once, asking what to do and how to feel, trusting God is ready to hear and respond to sincere petition.
Miss Mary Ellen McCarty of this place will participate in Butler University's 1934 commencement. Dr. James W. Putman announces ceremonies from June 17 to June 18 in the Butler Fieldhouse with Rev. William A. Shullenberger and Drak University president Daniel W. Moore delivering the baccalaureate sermon and commencement address. Degrees will be conferred on 344 graduates.
Fifteen year old John Dickman of Evansville drowned while wading with two companions near Evansville. He and one other boy stepped into a 35 foot deep hole. two were rescued, but Dickman sank in an eddy and his body was not recovered despite a search by the U S S Kankakee crew. Hancock County schools will start September 10, instead of the first Monday, per county board decision.
A farmer sold 135 hogs for 525 dollars in a week and spent 750 dollars on corn. He calculates how long he can continue farming given the revenue and feed expenses.
A new Bureau of Motor Vehicles system will mail plate applications to owners, require minimal data, and attach two coupons for records. Drivers license forms arrive with plates, cutting wait times. 1935 licenses will use a card, needing only three data fields. Applications for 1935 plates and licenses will reach owners by December 1, 1934.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to send one dollar to receive a subscription to a long running magazine. The copy emphasizes wit wisdom companionship and charm as selling points. It notes the magazine has endured seventy five years in America.
The State Highway Commission carried out an engineering feat on Road 43 by cutting the 1910 Kankakee River bridge in the center and shifting one half fifty feet to a new foundation. A new four span bridge rises beside it while traffic used a run around for eighteen hours.
May reports show twelve deaths in Rushville city and twelve in townships, totaling twenty four, while births were seven in the city and thirteen in townships. Health commissioners Dr Roy Shank and Dr E I Wooden note twenty two contagious disease cases for the month.
A playful exchange asks if a kidnapper would be offered a ransom and replies that a husband would reward such a deed. The note ends with an invitation to subscribe to the Citizen.
Virgil M. Simmons announces over 500000 bass released to 39 local clubs for stocking lakes and streams. 171000 smallmouth and 395000 largemouth bass will be reared to at least three inches at club ponds near Angola Brewerton Columbia City Corydon Delphi Goshen Hartford City Huntington Jeffersonville Kendallville Kokomo Leesburg Logansport Mishawaka Monticello Montpelier Nappanee North Manchester Orland Pierceton Pine Village Plymouth Princeton Richmond South Bend Terre Haute Warsaw Warren Winona Lake Shelbyville LaPorte Delphi Muncie. Clubs will be paid by the Division of Fish and Game for rearing costs.
Miss Vera Miller of Chevrolet Indianapolis assisted E. W. Berger and T. E. Pop Myers in the General Motors Exhibit opening at the State Fairgrounds last week. Myers, manager of Indianapolis Speedway, cut the entrance ribbons with sisters. Berger, Chevrolet Zone Manager, was General Chairman. Photos were taken for The Sunday Star’s Engraver’s Section.
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