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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
4
A long survey of everyday breakfast habits notes fruit and juice choices, breads, eggs, meats, cereals, and warm extras. It recalls common routines, kitchen gadgets, and regional variations while listing sample recipes and household customs across the region.
Among them Clyde C. Henley of this place and Charles E. Colter and Robert L. Heaton of Rushville receive the Distinguished student rating for first semester scholastic work. The honor signifies a 5.00 or higher scholar ship index, roughly a 90 average, plus a $30 tuition rebate. The Junior class led with 128 distinguished students followed by 111 Seniors and smaller numbers in other classes.
A shift back to white dominates furnishings accessories and linens, seen as a calm reaction to earlier color excess. After a period of vibrant tones, designers cite radical change and color abolition as a response to the eye catching riot of colors, restoring perceived decor balance.
A S H A A board meeting decided the state tournament will be held March 17 and 18 despite banking disruptions. Plans to proceed unchanged were approved with the association able to cover tournament expenses and fans expected to pay their way. Butler University Field House seats 15 000, and officials anticipate many cash customers statewide despite banks being closed.
Death reported Monday of Ula Watkins 65 found in bed at his Columbus home. He held a government post and was son of Richard and Ora Watkins, born Carthage, moved away forty years ago. Survived by widow, mother, two brothers Charlie Columbus and Jean Anderson Indiana, three sisters ship St Paul Minnesota Mary1 Anderson Indiana and so Barnes Dayton Ontario Canada. Was a member of the Glee Club here. Services held at Anderson Wednesday. many from here attended. Virgil Tetrick and Robert guests of Mrs Ick's parents at Fairmount.
Wyatt Jefferies a 27 year old escapee from Rush County jail may be moved to Shelbyville for trial on charges including automobile banditry burglary and vehicle taking Prosecutor Brunner says Shelby County intends to try him in circuit court and pursue a conviction He is suspected in stealing jewelry from a Shelbyville home and wrecking his car during a Southeastern Indianapolis chase Authorities note an accomplice may have supplied a saw used in his jail break and that he could be returned to the state reformatory if convicted
The family expresses deep appreciation for expressions of sympathy after Jesse Binford's death. Grateful for the floral pieces, the town friends, the old family neighborhood, the singers, pallbearers, and Rev Pickett’s services. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson and Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Binford, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Binford.
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