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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
2
Lodge No. 255 of the O. F. meets weekly at 7 30 in the upstairs space over White and Mate Hardware store on Mam street. Members urged to attend.
Rush Lodge 580 holds regular meetings on the first Wednesday of each month. Members are reminded of the monthly gathering and routine lodge proceedings.
Working men need money to meet family expenses and Carthage should act to create jobs during slow periods. The text notes promised freight rate reductions in Indiana to the west and northwest by about two months, with 12 and 18 percent cuts, which could attract factory relocation into the state and aid shippers.
A notice lists A. J. Carr’s Pittsburgh trip and Mrs W L Tetrick and sons visiting Fairmount relatives. Georgina Stella and James Perkins Jr return from St Louis. M B Danheiser's business trip to Richmond and Dayton. Beher's Garage hosts Ralph Moore and guests Ed Rainey and Alvin Shaw. John T Mayse, 68, Center township farmer and former assessor, dies at Sexton hospital. survivors include nephews Roy Mayse of Marion and Charles Mayse of Spiceland and a niece.
Regional results from Richmond last week crowned Rushville and Connersville as winners and listed match ups for the upcoming state tournament at the Exposition Building in Indianapolis. Friday games include Vincennes versus Milford and Rushville against Marion with successive rounds through Saturday and a final at 8 p.m. on Saturday. The report also notes Carthage High's season performance, Strollers’ games, and local notices about residents and events.
A local agency in the northern half of Rush County handles Watkins Products on a ninety day cycle. Orders may be placed by correspondence to R. V. James in Knightstown. Subscription invitation to the Citizen is mentioned.
R M Allen and family of Anderson spent Sunday with J M Stone. The Big Four railroad will lay new rails this spring on 35 miles of track north and south of Anderson and will employ 60 men. George Hinshaw returned last week from Martinsville. Harry Shuneman of Youngstown Ohio visited his parents and joined Mrs Almira Smith and family.
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