Farm Bureau Expands Insurance to Include Eye Impairment Coverage
Indiana Farm Bureau plans a new insurance option for members and others. The product adds protection against eye impairment with units priced in five dollar increments. A 10 unit policy pays fifty dollars monthly for life after ninety percent eye loss. The program is offered through State Farm cooperating with thirty three state bureaus.
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Indiana Farm Bureau
H. R. Nevins
Farm Bureau
Mr. Nevins
Bloomington
Illinois
State Farm Bureau
Nevins
Indianapolis
Farm Bureau Insurance Service
Automobile
Life Department
Chicago
Earlham College Holds Eighty sixth Commencement Exercises
The eighty sixth Earlham commencement honored Mary Elizabeth Stone as her grandfather Jesse Stone attended with Mrs Stone. J Rueben Clark Jr former undersecretary of state addressed graduates. Seventy three Class of 1933 earned BA degrees as four day ceremonies concluded with baccalaureate sermon by Dr Charles M Woodman and a drama by the senior class.
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Jesse Stone
Earlham College
Mary Elizabeth
J. Rueben Clark Jr
Ambassdor
Mexico
Hoover
William Cullen Dennis
Alumni and
Old Students’ Union
Earlham
Gerber
Earlham Hall
Sheridan
Charles M. Woodman
West Richmond
Bees Swarm Near Schoolhouse. Nearby Yard Offers Shelter
While working in A. J. Carr's yard last Friday, Charlie Mosier ran for shelter as a swarm gathered on the school house steps. The bees swarmed above him then settled in a nearby tree. Carr called Conrad Kizer, who identified the swarm as large and hired them for removal.
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Charlie Mosier
A. J. Carr
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Reddick Obituary
Mrs Elizabeth J Reddick aged 83 died at home after weeks of illness caused by muscular heart trouble She was born June 3 1850 in Center township married to Lewis J Reddick in 1872 They had six children four survive including daughters Emma Laura and Mrs Phillip Sattler a son Floyd and brother William McDaniels The funeral was held Saturday at 2 pm at the residence with Rev Cross and Rev Crawley officiating Interment at Glencove cemetery Knightstown.
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Elizabeth J. Reddick
Here
Reddick
Center Township
Lewis J. Reddick
Emma
Laura
Phillip Sattler
Floyd Reddick
William McDaniels
Mays
Cross
Crawley
Glencove
Knightstown
Sea Serpents from Ancient Seas Baffle Sailors
Ancient sea serpents likely existed 6,000,000 years ago as fossils show. They resembled snakes with jointed backs and backward curving fangs and inspired Columbus reports that may have overestimated their size. Today sea snakes inhabit tropical oceans with diverse land abilities.
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America
Genoa
Spain
Earth
North America
South America
Europe
New Zealand
Washington Star
Summer and Line Squall Types of Thunderstorms
Thunderstorms fall into two main types the common local summer afternoon storm and the line squall that travels across fronts for long distances. Air currents rise rapidly especially aloft while downdrafts are slower and turbulent at lower levels.
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Boston Herald
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Can Be President A man born in the Hawaiian islands of Alaska
The piece discusses presidential eligibility citing the natural born citizen requirement and the age and residency clauses from the Constitution. It notes a wording interpretation that residency means fourteen years within the United States jurisdiction, as cited by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Hawaiian Islands
Alaska
United States
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Brown visit brings Marjorie back home
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brown visited Mrs. Brown's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Terhune in Anderson, where Marjorie returned home with them.
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Roscoe Brown
Thinnest Paper Can Be Split Into Three Parts
A description of splitting very thin paper into three parts using plate glass cloth and paste. The method involves soaking the sheet, attaching cloth to both sides, then pulling apart to separate layers. B. and O. Printer and Stationer.
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Illustrated News
B. and
Water Tiger Diving Beetle Also Known as Dytiscus
ThePredaceous diving beetle Dytiscus and its larvae are called Water Tigers. Adult beetles hibernate in muddy stream bottoms and emerge seasonally. Females lay eggs in water. larvae become water tigers, burrow to pupate, with summer pupation three weeks and autumn larvae overwinter. The group spans nearly 300 North American species.
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Montreal Herald
Monkeys and Fleas A Bronx Zoo Curator Explains
A Bronx Zoo curator explains that New World monkeys have prehensile tails and in captivity are largely free of parasites due to dry air and daily grooming. He dismisses the idea that monkeys constantly swing by tails or pick fleas, calling flea plucking a social courtesy and old custom.
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Bronx Zoo
New World
New York World-Telegram
Library Notes Pay Tribute to Ora D Henley Assistant Librarian
Tribute notes honor Ora D Henley who died Wednesday June 7. The former Carthage resident served ten years as assistant librarian and helped maintain library notes for years. A maple tree planted in 1914 by Mr and Mrs T Benton Henley stands on library grounds. Katherine V Kennedy donated three books and new books and replacements have been ordered. The District Library annual meeting was held at Connersville on June 6.
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Ora D. Henley
Carthage
Henley
T. Benton Henley
Katherine V. Kennedy
Anna Katherine Green
Caroline Lee Hentz
Linda
Robert Graham
District Library
Connersville
Social News: Local Visits Across Cincinnati and Anderson
Mrs. Robert Whidden and Miss Katherine Kendall will leave Thursday and spend the weekend with friends in Cincinnati. Miss Marjorie Brown spent last weekend with relatives in Anderson and Elwood. Miss Mary Terhune spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Terhune.
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Robert Whidden
Katherine Kendall
Cincinnati
Marjorie Brown
Anderson and
Elwood
Mary Terhune
Mrs
James Terhune
Della Newsom
S. M. Park
Clarence New
Rush County Graduates Six From Purdue Rush County
Six Rush county graduates are among Purdue University’s 798 in the 1933 class. The ceremony at the varsity armory conferred bachelor of science in agriculture, mechanical engineering, and medical engineering degrees on the named Rush county students from Carthage, Rushville, and Manilla.
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Lafayette
Ind
Rush County
Purdue University
E. C. Elliott
Ellis
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
District Columbia
Syria
Ussia
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Via
Poland
Carthage
Clyde C. Henley, Jr
Rushville
Charles E. Colter
Bert R. Heaton
Carter L Lso
Manilla
George S. John
Bache
Well Alexander
Indiana road contract let to Ohio firm amid jobs pledge
The Indiana State Highway Commission awarded State Road No. 3 construction to W L Clnson Construction Co of Rocksville Ohio. The project includes wage and employment rules favoring veterans with dependents and local listings for unskilled labor, with safety and hours limits and a priority to county and state residents. The notice also mentions local social and community updates and brief society items.
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Indiana
W. L. Clnson Construction Co
Oicksville
Ohio
Rush County Employment Relief Commission
Alfred Williamson
Rushville
State Highway Commission of Indiana
State Highway Commission of
Sunshine Circle Meeting Announcement
The Sunshine Circle will meet Wednesday June 21 at the home of Mrs. Paul Norris with Mrs. Charles Parish and Burl Magee assisting. There will be another motion discussed during the session.
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Womens Missionary Society
Myrtle Carfield
Arthur White
Emma Overman
Roy Small
Sunshine Circle
Paul Norris
Charles Parish
Burl Magee
Merchants Lose To Shirley In Tight 3-2 Ball Game
The Carthage Merchants fell 3 to 2 at Shirley last Sunday despite more hits as Gardner pitched all nine innings with seven strikeouts. The game featured heated arguments and favorable remarks for umpire Tubby Henley. Next Sunday the team hosts a Rushville colored squad at 2 15 at the school house grounds.
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Carthage Merchants
Shirley
Gardner
Tubby
Methodist hospital program draws large Fletcher church crowd
A large turnout attended the Fletcher M E Church program Sunday night. Prayer meeting starts Thursday at 7 30 with choir practice at 8 15. Friday at 2 pm youth rehearse for the Sunday night program and Sunday school begins at 9 30 with worship at 10 35. Rev Schoolfield speaks on Washing Clean and Arthur Wolf of Indianapolis delivers the evening talk Three Boys Who Forgot God with special music from Knightstown Home.
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Methodist Hospital
Young Peoples
Schoolfield
Epworth League
Arthur Wolf
Indianapolis
Wolf
Carthage
God
Knightstown
Vacation Bible School at Friends Church Broadens Participation
The Friends Church runs a two department Bible School this week and next with Mrs Pickett and Mrs August conducting, Ramona Winfield and Maria Henley helping, about 24 children attending. Closing exercises are Sunday evening at the church and the second year Intermediate class will lead worship next Sunday. The Children’s Day exercises occur this Sunday during Sunday school with adult classes taking part. Rev Crawley speaks at 10 45. The Young People’s Society held a truck ride and swimming party at Laughing Waters in Ogden with about twenty attendees. Regular meeting of the society is next Monday at 7 30. Father announcements at church Sunday morning.
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Pickett
Auyatt
Ramona J. Winfield
Maria Enley
Crawley
Laughing Waters
Odgen
Market Street Christian Church Penny Club Plans
The Market Street Christian Church youth group plans a penny club. Sunday school starts at 9 30 with the Sunday Church Service at 11 00. A prayer meeting is held each Thursday night at 7 30. Everyone is welcome.
4-H Hollanders Club Formed By Local Girls
The 4-H club met at Ada Von Publow’s home and named the group the 4-H Hollanders. Officers elected include Ada Von Publow as President Thelma Gardner as Vice President Helen McCorkle as Secretary Rosalie Humes as Song Leader Jean Webb as Yell Leader Carolyn Norris as News Reporter Maxine Gardner as Parliamentary Critic The next meeting will be at Carolyn Norris’s home on June 28.
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Ada von Publow
Hollanders
Thelma Gardner
Helen McCorkle
Rosalie Humes
Yell
Jean Webb
Carolyn Norris
Maxine Gardner
Effort Raised Funds for Emmett Dickson at East Market St Church
Members of East Market St Christian church organized a drive to support their pastor Emmett James Dickson. The community contributed generously in difficult times, and the writer expresses gratitude and thanks Rev Dickson.
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East Market St. Christian Church
Emmett James Dickson
Rev. Dickson
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Library Notes
Purdue
A. J. Miller
Fountaintown
Mary Morris
Vergil Stevens
Rev
Mrs. N. I. Schoolfield
Terre Haute
J. R. Behr
Eugene Gardner
Harry Rhodes
Jimmie
R. D. Hiatt
Gouldie Kyser
Earl Poston
Newcastle
Anna Jean Kizer
Arliss Lukens
Frank Overman
Overman
Harvey Kessler
Russell Gillis
Fairmount West Virginia
Storm Shield
Moore
Carthager Library
Maxine Gardnnr
Irvin
Alte Carfield
Arthur Sluyter
Ball State College
Sluyter
A. W. Winfield
Bridge Club
Ramona Norris
Russell Pickett
Vevay
William Hinshaw
Alice- Daniel
Robert Hinshaw
Mazie Harlow
East ST. Christian Church
Market Street Christian Church
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