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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
4
The Carthage Citizen edited by ED E. Bly is a weekly Carthage Indiana publication. Subscription rates are 1.50 per year, 2.00 for Canada, six months 75c, three months 5éc, with second class mail matter status.
Fletcher Methodist led by Pastor R H Myers holds Sunday school at 9:30 a m and morning worship at 10:20 a m on March 5 followed by union service at 7 p m at the Friends church. Wesleyan Methodist led by L Shaw features Peter Preaches To Gentiles with 9:30 a m Sunday school and 10:30 a m worship. No Y of M W E this Sunday. church at 7 p m and revival announcements to follow.
Murray S Kenworthy and Gouldie Kyser lead a Carthage Friends service with 9 30 a m Bible school on the theme A Faith That Breaks Down Racial Barriers. A 10 30 a m worship and a 7 00 p m union service follow with a Thursday Peace Institute program expected to feature Bishop Paul Jones and Homer Morris.
Wayne Newcum is pastor and Forrest Marshall Sunday school superintendent. Bible school at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m. Union service at Friends church at 7:00 p.m. The message quotes Matthew 5 about going the extra mile and letting light shine.
Morristown Sub Deb club hosted a pitch in dinner at Barbara Dillion’s home then attended the Morristown New Palestine basketball game. Attendees included Mary Jo Henderson Mary B Peer Doris Covall and Carolyn Wortman. Doyle Nigh and William Bush went to Indianapolis on business Saturday. Mary Blanch Poer and Mrs Stella Kemp ill with flu at home. Wilfred Cattar near Arlington joined a Sunday dinner with George Nigh. Mr and Mrs Howard Andrews entertained with Mr and Mrs Alva Andrews. J C Springer and sons hosted a six o clock dinner with Dr and Mrs V S Tremor of Huntington WV. Cliff Andrews of Marion visited the Andrews. Mrs Wallie Fuller of El Monte CA arrived to attend John Unger’s funeral. Frank Hull of Connersville and Russell McDonald of Fairview visited Lewis Nigh Tuesday night. Little Wanda Lee Pollitt has a cold. Catherine Sullivan was guest of honor at a surprise birthday dinner at Jack Overman’s in Carthage with Ardith Beckner Marjorie Nigh Doris Covall Helen Wilcoxon Mary Jo Henderson and Claude Sullivan present. Russell Pitts of near Manilla visited Flora Swain Monday. Edward Evans and wife returned to Gwynneville after two weeks at a Texas citrus grove.
The judge of Rush County Indiana appoints Robert S. Moore as administrator of the estate of Bert Sharer, deceased, deemed solvent. Dale Fisher, Clerk, Rush Circuit Court, with William J. Henley as attorney. February 9, 1939.
Administrator Walter J. Phelps of Rush County is named to manage the Mary M. Stevens estate. Attorney Dale Fisher Gary and Bohannon attested.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces applications accepted by March 27 east of Colorado and March 30 westward for Senior Pharmacologist Pharmacologist Associate Pharmacologist and Assistant Pharmacologist under the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils and Food and Drug Administration Agriculture. Age limits: 53 for Senior and Pharmacologist 45 for Associate 40 for Assistant. Also notices amended for Associate and Assistant Aeronautical Inspectors and new Air Carrier Inspector Operation at 3800 under Civil Aeronautics Authority.
A radio schedule lists Major Bowes Origin al Amateur Hour at 8 00 p m with Andre Kastelanetz s 45 piece orchestra and Tune Up Time at 9 00 p m Walter O Keefe hosts McGonigle Family saga and news Kay Thompson and 12 Rhythm Singers perform Bets include Kay s arrangements and Ziegfeld alum Gertrude Niesen joins Good News of 1939 on NBC Thursdays 8 00 p m Also notes on other days March 4 5 6 7 8 and past weeks highlights
The author likens the postage stamp to a model of virtue noting its value purpose and steady duty. It carries the mail despite weather or laws and stands as a quiet example of reliability with no pursuit of warmth or vanity.
Virgil M. Simmons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, outlines that mineral waters containing salt and sulfur could guide future oil and gas drilling. A Division of Geology report notes blue lick waters are linked with oil and gas bearing strata and may indicate favorable areas, while sulfur water is seen as a negative sign.
Mrs L J Hunt has spent several days in New Castle due to her mother Mrs O M Masters illness.
Jones L. Anderson sues Walter and Morris Kuhn in circuit court for 6000 damages claiming a piece of wood ricocheted off a fence and struck him while helping on Mrs. Annie Clark’s farm causing the loss of two fingers.
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