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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1939

Page

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Carthage Community Looks Around in 1939

The column shifts from the front page to the editorial page to cover farm life in Rush and Ripley townships. It notes Rush county's high per capita wealth, farm dominance of wealth, rising farm income, electrification, and widespread farm improvements supported by federal subsidies.

Carthage Blue River Valley United States Rush County Indiana Bureau of Agricultural Economics Ripley Township Blue River Federal Treasury

Ripley 4H Boosters tour lists members and projects

Ripley Township 4H Boosters held their annual tour on Monday June 19 beginning at 9 00 a m from Carthage schoolhouse. Twenty members and guests visited with Wayne White Cedric Power and the Chamber of Commerce committee. The compiled list includes Ed Jackson tomatoes Tarry Apple Chester White gilt Randall Lucas White Rock chicks Cliff and Billy Howard Reid's corn Hereford beef calf hybrid corn Harold Messick Poland Chima gilt and barrow Lawrence Hunt Poland Chima silt Edgar White Hampshire sow and litter Robert White sheep Thomas Johnson White Rock chicks corn Eugene Burkher Duroc sow Junior Miller Berkshire gilt Philip and Robert Winslow Jersey cow Reid's corn Belgian colts Bobby Nigh Reid's corn tomatoes.

Ripley Carthage Wayne White Cedric Power Chamber of Commerce Visitation Committee E E Privett Will Leach Pollowing Ed Jackson Tarry Chester White Randal Lucas White Rock Chicks Cliff Billy Howard Reid

Raymond Bowen Attacked by Enraged Bull

Raymond Bowen son of Mrs J T Bowen of Occident was injured when an enraged bull charged him Sunday at the Orville Leisure farm. Mrs Bowen helped subdue the animal with a club after he was repeatedly attacked, leaving him with several bruises and cuts.

Raymond Bowen J. T. Bowen Occident Orville

Building New Home for Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunt

Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunt start a new five room home with bath and basement on the second lot north of Ralph Moore. Herbert Young of near New Castle has the contract for the building.

Hubert Hunt Ralph Moore Herbert Young Near New Castle

Divorce Suit Filed in Circuit Court

Pearl Rucker Fry filed for divorce against John Fry in circuit court. Married Oct 16, 1937 and separated Mar 17, 1939. Fry seeks divorce and restoration of maiden name.

Circuit Court Pearl Rucker Fry John Fry

Rain And Wind Damage in Rush County

A period of heavy rain and strong winds in Rush county caused widespread damage. Wheat fields suffered major losses as heads twisted and downed, with rain delaying damage estimates. A large plate glass window at Pearson Co. in Rushville shattered, damaging furniture and lighting worth about 50 dollars. Many trees were felled countywide and further farm losses occurred with Wednesday rains.

Rush County Pearson Co Rushville

Friends Church Centennial Program Attracts Many

The Friends church marks a century of growth with a program detailing the church's founding. Rev. James Furbay of Marion will be the chief speaker tonight and a short playlet will introduce musical instruments into worship.

the Friends Church James Furbay Marion Purbay

Petition at Greenfield Calls for New Jail

A Greenfield notice requests appropriation of 100000 for a new county jail and funds for other county improvements. Officials doubt a new jail will be built while the Welfare Department condemns the present facility. Taxpayers oppose the large expenditure and a hearing is set for June 29.

Greenfield Greenfield Calle

Miss Lilian E Henley Improves After Hospital Stay

Miss Lilian E. Henley, a patient at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis for the past week, is reported as improving during treatment.

Lilian E. Henley Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

Postmaster Meeting Held in Hagerstown Hall

Merle Stout of Arlington and S. O spoke at the recreation hall of the Perfect Circle Co. Mrs. Elmora Root served as hostess for the meeting in Hagerstown.

Merle Stout Arlington S. O The Perfect Circle Co Elmora Root

French Submarine Phenix Lost Off Indochina Coast

The French Ministry reports the submarine Phenix sank to the bottom of the Bay of Camranh after failing to resurface during a dive off French Indochina last week. It marks the third submarine disaster within a month after the US Squalus and the British Thetis.

Phenix Indo-China Bay of Camranh United States Squalus Thetis

Posey Farmer Dies Suddenly in Arlington Gravel Business

Posey resident Harry McPatridge died after five years of declining health. Born October 11, 1883 in Rush County, he lived in Arlington his whole life and ran a gravel pit south of town. Survived by widow and several children. funeral set for two o clock with Arlington Cemetery burial.

Harry McPatridge Rush County Arlington Ralph Wesley James Carthage Ross Parish Arlington Cemetery

County Births and Deaths Report for May

May statistics from Drs. Lowell Green and E L Wooden show 23 births and 11 deaths. Rushville city had 13 births and 5 deaths, with 10 births and 6 deaths in townships and county areas. Contagious diseases totaled 14 cases, including 12 scarlet fever and two other county cases.

Stork Lowell Green E. L. Wooden Rushville City Rushville

Neon Kelvinator Sign Hangs in Carthage District

Bob Moore and Jake Brooks of Carthage Hardware unveil a new red Kelvinator neon sign hung Friday. The installation enhances the business district display in Carthage.

Bob Moore Jake” Brooks Carthage Hardware Kelvinator Carthage

Sipe Receives All‑Expense World’s Fair Trip

Richard Sipe son of Mr and Mrs Sipe will depart Sunday for the New York World’s Fair funded by The Indianapolis News. The trip covers all expenses and includes travel and admission.

Richard Sipe Mrs. Sipe The Indianapolis News

Train Hits Car at North Main St in Carthage

William Roberts escaped serious injury after a freight train backing up to hook on struck his car on North Main street near the sawmill crossing. The collision occurred around 11:20 p.m. Tuesday, leaving the car demolished and Roberts with cuts, bruises, and nervous shock.

William Roberts North Main Street Roberts Carthage

Grace Phelps Returns From Western Trip

Mrs. Grace Phelps came home last Thursday after traveling in the West. She visited points of interest including The Grand Canyon. The account continues with details of her Western journey and other sights seen.

Grace Phelps The Grand Canyon Los

Henley Studio Wins Honors at Photographers Convention

Mr and Mrs Oram Henley attended the convention in Indianapolis. Henley had all six photographs displayed and earned an Award of Merit for a single fine image.

Oram Henley Indianapolis

New Coliseum Tops Indiana State Fair Grounds

Henry F Schricker announces the new Coliseum and companion Youth and H Club buildings nearing completion. Hundreds of workers are erecting steel, seating, and roofing as the eight day Indiana State Fair opens September 1.

Henry F. Schricker United States

County Tax Units Distribute Spring Tax Money Across Jurisdictions

The June tax distribution report from County Auditor Hubert Alexander shows Carthage corporation receiving $3,175.11, Rushville city $24,554.18, Glenwood corporation $340.01, and Ripley township $10,744.30. Other townships follow with Anderson $12,782.22 Center $9,099.54 Jackson $4,109.20 Noble $3,282.10 Orange $6,094.20 Posey $3,558.34 Richland $3,024.49 Rushville $11,582.94 Union $9,738.34 Walker $10,088.22 Washington $5,354.36. The report lists funds distributed to poor bonds $125.56 ship's poor relief $29,439.31 Welfare $6,657.76 and istate $22,043.05.

Carthage Corporation Hubert Alexander Rushville Glenwood Corporation Ripley Anderson Center Jackson Noble Orange Posey Richland Union Walker Washington Ship’s

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wenneth Rhodes Thomas Moore Commonwealth Utopia Ripley 4H Boosters Rev Murray S. Kenworthy Friends Church Hagerstown Posey Farmer Harry McFatridge State Board County Auidtor County Council State Board of Tax Commissioners Township Advisory Beath Tax Adjustment Board County Board of Tax Adjustment North Main St Henley Studio
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