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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
5
The church announces a summer program merging Sunday school and worship into a single service each Sunday from 9 30 for about 90 minutes. Special music is planned and the sermon asks Does the World Need Me While midweek service and choir practice continue Thursday at 7 30 with a noted inspiring message.
The Fletcher M. E. Church schedules Sunday school and morning worship at 9:30 with a unified service honoring Fathers Day. Fathers and their children are invited, a fathers chorus will sing, and Rev. Collier will deliver a sermon titled Modern Fathers. Evening service begins at 7:30 led by Dr. J. G. Moore of the Rushville district.
Raymond Wicker and family and Urban Kennedy and Ed Ray visited Rushville. Mrs Nona Brookshire of Indianapolis visited Arlington. Colloquial club met with Miss Betty Bell Kemple as guest and discussed The Name of Your Birthplace. A pitch-in dinner honored Louis Malley of Whittier California with many Arlington attendees.
The piece reflects on community life in Foxboro Massachusetts praising local democracy and calm view of news while recounting floods and a neighbor’s ditch. It ends with three money cautions about home value, life insurance loans, and avoiding wealth without work.
The judge of the Circuit Court of Rush County Indiana appoints Ralph W. Moore as administrator of the estate of Joseph W. Moore late or said deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent. Dale Fisher, Clerk Rush Circuit Court. Wm. F. Marshall, Attorney. Date June 4 1936. accommodations follow.
The undersigned Fern Graham Chandler is appointed ex ecutrix of the estate of Susan Hilbert late of Rush County Indiana deceased. Date June 13 1936. Circuit Court Newby and Newby Attorneys.
The Division of Entomology will visit every county this summer to help beekeepers detect and eradicate foul brood and other bee diseases. Indiana expects near normal honey production in 1936 with Clover and alsike as main nectar sources. recent inspections show few foul brood cases among inspected apiaries.
A nation’s graduates are urged to heed Abraham Lincoln and other self made leaders who rose from humble beginnings. Despite pessimists, America still offers careers and a continent sized opportunity for those who hear the message of freedom and self reliance.
The owner must burn the diseased colony and an inspector conducts a second visit to confirm destruction. Enacted in 1909, the priaries inspection and disease destruction law was shaped with cooperation from many Indiana beekeepers.
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