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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1926

Page

2

Music Memory Contest and local pep meeting highlight school efforts

The eight graders Sharlee Kyser and John Gray lead memory contest scores with 140 and 119 respectively while six students top the list. A team of three will represent Carthage after examination from the six top scorers. A pep meeting last Thursday featured eight basketball players and speeches from local businessmen. Also reported: Mrs W A Addison of Indianapolis remains seriously ill after eye surgery and a probate suit challenges Mary Edna Addison’s will, noting Noah Braddock as the late farmer’s father and estate likely valued over 250000 dollars.

Sharlee Kyser Frances Chapple John Gray Genevieve Chapple Malcolm Jessup Louise Taylor Carthage W. A. Addison Indianapolis Mary Edna Addison Mary Rose Simmons Addison Fanny Spurry Noah Braddock Hancock County Greenfield

Tragedies and Theft Highlight Indiana Happenings

Indianapolis area deaths occur when a train strikes a car killing John Cook and H. H. Heim. A Shelbyville man survives a 20 foot plunge into Blue River as a bridge collapses. New Castle residents suffer minor injuries in snowy car accident. Bakery owner James B. Wallace jailed for liquor and a still. Armed robbers seize payroll at Chicago’s International Harvester. Eva Henry, widow of I C Traction president, dies in Indianapolis. W C T U launches anti smoking drive. Fires destroy Indiana Paper Co. in Indianapolis and Cumberland Grain plant. Frank Selmeir to plant 17000 trees on his Jennings county farm. Montpelier store looted of 2200 garments and 500 tires. Andersons fills station robbed of 200. Tobacco firm robbed of 150 merchandise. Children struck by car in Marion. driver flees. Two Indianapolis women shoplifting duo arrested. alleged 25000 in stolen goods. Dogs kill eleven sheep on Raymond Lantz farm. gun killed attacking dogs. Prosecutor Remy denounces Indianapolis real estate offices used for bootleg joints in Vincennes report.

John Cook Indianapolis H. H. Heim Evansville Conrad Spurrier Shelbyville Blue River Ray Thompson New Castle James B. Wallace International Harvester Co Chicago Eva Henry Charles L. Henry I. & C. Traction Co Anderson Frank Selmeir St. Louis Jennings County Arnold & Purman’s Montpelier Raymond Lantz New Palestine Lantz Coliie

Greenfield funds for new high school gym drive

Greenfield is raising funds for a new $30,000 high school gym. State road No. 39 the Brookville road may be paved this summer between Rushville and the Marion county line. Rev C S Dudley of Lewisville and Mr and Mrs J H Healey dined with Mr and Mrs Will Siler Sunday. E W Wagoner dentist Knightstown offers painless tooth extraction grinding crowns fillings with no bad effects.

Greenfield Brookville Rushville Marion County C. S. Dudley Lewisville J. H. Healey Will Siler E. W. Wagoner Knightstown Ind

Rushville Title Abstract Service Ad

Rushville businessman Louis C. Lambert promotes abstract of title services for real estate dealings in Rush County Indiana. He notes twenty years in the business and offers to prepare abstracts for buyers and sellers from his office at 111 North Main Street Rushville.

Rushville Indiana Rush County North Main Street Ind Louis C. Lambert

Manilla Player Harold Baker Injured in Rushville Crash

Harold Baker a floor guard for Manilla high school basketball sustained a fractured skull a broken collar bone and a dislocated shoulder when his car was hit from behind by a Ray Elliott driven vehicle at First and Harrison Rushville. He was taken to Major hospital Shelbyville. Police said the rain and mist made the accident unavoidable.

Harold Baker Ray Manilla First Harrison Streets Rushville Otd- Walker Township Ray Elliott Baker Shelbyville

Automobiles Stolen After Milroy and Nearby Reports

Calla Harcourt of Milroy had his automobile stolen Sunday. Rev W A Butcher of New Castle had his car stolen there last week. Donald Shumway of Greenfield reported a theft in Indianapolis, later recovered with front wheels removed.

Calla Harcourt Milroy Shelbyville W. A. Butcher New Castle Donald Shumway Greenfield Indianapolis

Easter egg hunt and club meeting announced

Fairmount plans an Easter egg hunt for local children. The Woman's Literary Circle will meet next Monday with Mrs John DeSchipper. Howard A. Newsom of Chicago spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Allen W. Newsom.

Fairmount John DeSchipper Howard A. Newsom Chicago Ill Allen W. Newsom

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Wolverine Carroll’s Rnicutstown C. G. Hill Lodge Carthage Lodge East Mill St A. M Rush Lodge W. P. Binford John H. Binford Joseph L. Binford R. B. Binford Nathan C. Binford Ralph Bruner Mary Bruner Herbert Bruner Robert Barclay Binford Crosley -Mass Crosley Sharer & Moore Siler G. Renegar Alexander Pearson Heim Glover Tetrick D. Renee Linton Heifner Indiana Paper Company Cumberland Marion Remy Vincennes Real Estate Board Vincennes Commercial C. E. White & Son Mary F. Willcutt Wallace Tractor Sampson Tractor Fordson Tractors Rushville Implement CO H. E. Ratliff W.H. Nelson Charlottesville, Ind Buick Buick Motor Company General Motors Corporation Flint, Michigan John A. Knecht Main and First Sts Rushville, Ind
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