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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1933

Page

3

Four Buried in One Grave in Pendleton Cemetery

Mr and Mrs Ed Clark of Pendleton and Mr and Mrs Huron Smith of Milwaukee were killed when a fast train crashed into their machine. They were buried together in Menden cemetery last week. Mrs Smith was the Clarkes daughter and Laverne Smith a DePauw University student. Clark was a retired farmer and Smith a curator at the University of Wisconsin Museum. The tragedy shocked Pendleton friends.

Ed Clark Pendleton Huron Smith Milwaukee Menden Clark Smiths Pendelton Smith

Panama moves to statehood and canal lease history

The piece recounts the 1903 break with Colombia over the canal site, Panama’s declaration of independence, U S recognition, and the 1903 treaty leasing the Canal Zone. It notes the United States paid $10 million upfront and $250,000 annually in rent for occupation of the zone.

Panama Roosevelt Colombia Canal Nicaragua United States Republic of Panama Canal Zone

How YHWH Is Made Use of in Hebrew Scriptures

An examination of the tetragram YHWH as the unspoken national deity name in Hebrew scriptures. It notes adonai as the spoken substitute, outlines lack of vowels and vocalic points, discusses possible pronunciations Yahweh Yiwh JHWH, and explains how the form Jehovah arose from applying adonai vowels to JHVH.

Adonai

Ink Remover and Moon Tide Factoids From Odd 1930s Pages

A collage of notes on making a 2 percent permanganate ink remover with hypo wash, plus a feature on the word pickaninny and a primer on tides by the moon and sun. Also recipes for shortcake and a detailed Carthage Merchants basketball season wrap with standings and thanks to sponsors.

How to Make Sweeping Compound

How sweeping compound is made using sawdust sand and silica with a bonding medium. The recipe melts paraffin wax in paraffin oil then mixes cornstarch sea sand sawdust and oil of eucalyptus.

Bell Syndicate WIN Sereius

Hints on Art of Making Biscuits

A short guide explains simple biscuit dough components and technique. It contrasts flour choices and shortening levels, stresses proper baking powder amounts, and notes salt adjustments for different shortenings. It advises blending until the mix resembles cornmeal and whether to use milk or water.

Sycamore Tree Claims Largest in State near Greenfield

Hancock county reports a 39 ft 8 in circumference sycamore along Brandywine, near Greenfield, claimed as America’s largest deciduous tree. The tree, tied to James Whitcomb Riley lore, is compared to a larger Indiana tree that blew down four years ago.

Hancock County America U. S Brandywine James Whitcomb Riley Greenfield Indiana Worthington Middle West

Rushville Home Picket Tactics Delay Eviction

About fifty men gathered Thurs around John Montgomery’s home at 01 North Perkins Street to block an eviction awarded to Fredrick Gale. They moved furniture as officers reportedly delayed, while authorities warned resisting an officer could bring arrest. Residents follow proceedings with interest.

John Montgomery North Perkins Street Thursby Montgomery Fredrick Gale Montgomey Mentgomery Rushville

Notice of Administration Indiana Rush County Myra B McCollough estate

Rush Circuit Court announces administration of the estate of Myra B McCollough late of Rush County Indiana deceased. The estate is declared solvent. Allison M Feemster is named Administrator with Feemster and Feemster Attorneys representing the matter. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk.

Circuit Court Rush County State of Indiana Jesse H. Binford Henry N. Binford Dale Fisher Rush Gary & Bohannon Myra B. McCollough Rush Circuit Court Myra B.mccollough Allison M. Feemster Feemster

Court notice in estate of Noah Reddick

The Judge of the Circus Court of Administratix issues an estate notice for Noah Reddick late of de Elva Reddick Administratrix. Date March 3 1933.

Coffee Pot Inn Raided. Proprietor Arrested in Indiana

County officers raided the Coffee Pot Inn on U S Road 40 east of Cambridge City and arrested proprietor Wilmer P Nolfol 29 on charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. Circuit Court. Paul Brown attorney Newcastle Indiana. Miss Ruby McGeorge substituting for Miss Lucille Chappell.

Anstablishment U. S. Road 40 Cambridge City Wilmer P. Nolfol Paul Brown Atty Newcastle Ind Ruby McGeorge Lucille Chappell

Mayor Trabue Appointed to Indiana Public Service Commission

Rushville mayor Samuel L. Trabue, age 54, was named by Gov. McNutt to the Indiana Public Service Commission. He called a special City Council session to resign as mayor, will keep his Rushville home, and plans new duties in the state post. Trabue, born in Rush County, is a Valparaiso University law graduate and longtime Democrat active in fraternal groups.

Samuel L. Trabue Rushville Indiana Public Service Commission Paul V. McNutt Tradue Rush County Valpariso _ U University The Presbyterian Church Democratic Committee

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