19 Jun 1925
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
1
State police push education on new traffic laws citing many motorists lack knowledge. Authorities warn penalties up to 500 dollars for violations and urge compliance with plates lights speeds signaling and right of way. Church notes follow detailing service times and events across several congregations.
Miss Wilma Miriam Bundy daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Bundy formerly of Carthage but now in Rushville married Clifford Ewbank Thursday afternoon at St Pauls Church Rushville The bride wore rust colored ensemble She has taught in county schools most recently Circleville Ewbank is a farmer and truck driver They will live at 809 Street Rushville after a wedding trip to Aurora and Cincinnati on June 20 prior to moving into their furnished home
The post office department announces that from August 1 mailers of parcels must guarantee return postage or waive all claim to the parcel. Officials say the rule will cut undeliverable parcels to about one third, saving thousands for the public and government and ending wasteful handling. Currently about 300,000 parcels yearly are stored for six months while attempts to collect payment occur, costing salaries believed to total around 50,000 dollars annually.
Riverside Cemetery and Henry Henley Public Library receive $1000 each from the estate of the late Robert B. Henley of Cincinnati. The gifts honor his father who founded both institutions and support their ongoing memorial use.
Real Silk guaranteed hosiery for ladies priced at 80 cents per pair and men’s socks at 60 cents per pair advertise at Dannér's Variety Store in Knightstown.
Southland Spots Found Interesting Will A Willcutt came back from a southern vacation and will resume duties in a few days. The journey included Chattanooga Lookout Mountain with 75 mile views and Chicamauga battlefield tours in Georgia. Highlights mention Miami real estate, palm groves, and a Stone Mountain visit near Atlanta where Confederate Memorial carving paused. Harvest begins across the South.
W A Minor advertises shoe repairs just west of the library offering cash discounts and first class stock. Men’s half soles five cents and rubber heels offered at low prices. ladies’ half soles sixty cents and rubber heels thirty cents. All other work at similarly reduced rates. Walk a square and save money.
WANT COLUMN FOR SALE Good clover hay Allen W Newsom 47tf For SALE Good oats Allen W Newsom A47tf FOR SALE Some odd window and door screens bargains Art Line back FOR SALE Second hand gent s bicycle in good shape Sharer Moore WANTED 100 to 150 feet good second hand pipe either one inch or 12 inch W O Moore LOST Gold hunting case watch with job attached monogram initials S L N Reward for return or information S L Newsom
The column highlights Curwood tale God's Country and The Woman and notes the Soldiers' and Sailors' monument marking the site of Indianapolis gospel preachings. It mentions a history book on Indianapolis area Methodism, vacation reading, and Miss Clark at the library desk guiding summer readers.
Epworth League delegates from Connersville district attended the annual convention in Brookville on Tuesday and Wednesday including Grace Overman Vera Miller Ruth Rhodes and Wm Siler from Fletcher M E church. Rev Frank T Hoon and family attended along with J A Lineback and daughter Marcella Fred J Sims Mrs Thurman Addison and others. Vera Miller was elected 2nd vice president.
Miss Ruth Gertrude Andrews of Peru wed Earl E. Morton son of Mrs Margaret E. Morton of Rushville at a country club near Peru on Monday. Also noted are a Danner's Variety Store sale in Knightstown offering an auto strop razor and shaving cream for 59c and visitors Mr and Mrs Marshall Earnest of Marion who vacationed at Indian Lake.
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