Illness Touches Fern Young at Somerset County Home
Fern Young lies critically ill at his parents home south of Carthage. Mrs Ray Copher attended the Colloquial Club meeting at Mrs George Carwein's residence on Tuesday. Rev and Mrs Young of Shirley and Mr and Mrs Albert Ray joined Sunday dinner with Mrs James O Gray. Albert Ray Elizabeth Wiggins and Mrs J O Gray attended a Morristown group meeting Tuesday where the Vaughn Trio sang. Mrs Chas Norris traveled to Knights town on business Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Young
Carthage
Young
Shirley
Albert Ray
James O. Gray
Elizabeth Wiggins
J. O. Gray
Morristown
Vaughn Trio
Kennedy and Son Decorators and Painters New 1932 Book
Kennedy and Son advertise a new 1932 book on decorating and painting with right prices. The Carthage business lists phone 143 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Classified sale notices mix including tools hay and building
A batch of classified ads offer items for sale and services in Carthage and nearby areas. Listings include a two hole electric hot plate, an 18 by 10 frame building with new roof, good soybean hay, extra quality white oats, about 800 bushels of yellow corn, second hand farming equipment, and wallpaper samples with price and contact notes. Local agents and stores appear with phone or contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davis
Carthage
Candidacy Announcements For Northern District Election
The Carthage Citizen prints notices announcing Donard Kizer and E H Sears as candidates for the Northern District’s Commissioner seat ahead of the May 3 1932 primary. Norman A Harcourt of Milroy Indiana announced for Clerk, with requests for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donard Kizer
Carthage
E H. Sears
Norman A. Harcourt
Milroy
Indiana
Local social notes from Carthage and surrounding towns
Ill at home in Carthage Harry Stager improves somewhat. Sharlee Kiser and Mary Flora spent the weekend in Delphi. J R Dearinger and family visited Kate Jones in Indianapolis and her parents west of Rushville. Edward White of Indianapolis visited his parents. Allen Blacklidge and family from Rushville visited H E Stager. J A Lineback’s wife visited daughter in Fort Wayne. Charles Junkens of Indianapolis was a guest here Saturday. Zelma Bayliss stayed near Waldron over the weekend. Mrs James Behr returned home after visiting her mother near Monon. Mr and Mrs Robert Reeves of Greenfield visited Butler family.
Local Social Notes and Travels Across Area
Mr and Mrs Jesse Leisure housekeeping on Orville Leisure farm near Occident. Forest Beck and family moved to Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs E S Fort of Greenfield and Mrs Paul Lykins of Kokomo spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy. Walter Phelps attended the State Tourney in Roy Copher and Russell Linville made a Chicago trip. Mrs Roy Mayse of Kokomo visiting aunt Mrs Jennie Henley ill. Warren Warfare of Middletown called on friends. Leslie Terhune and James Terhune visiting. Barbara Colleen Addison visiting Frances Addison in Indianapolis. Mrs Orville Gahimer seriously ill with pneumonia south of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Leisure
Orville Leisure Farm
Occident
Forest Beck
Cincinnati, Ohio
E. S. Fort
Greenfield
Paul Lykins
Kokomo
Ross Tweedy
Roy Mayse
Jennie Henley
Walter Addison
Barbara Colleen
Frances Addison
Indianapolis
Orville Gahimer
Carthage
Local Officials Named in Rushville Records
ED COMPTON of Rushville is named sheriff alongside D C Buel as Rushville county assessor Jean Kiplinger and prosecuting attorney. The grouping lists key county officials tied to Rushville assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Compton
Rushville
Republican
D. C. Buel
Rushville County Assessor
Jean Kiplinger
Heat and brooding temp affect baby chick mortality
The article notes that high heat in incubation and early brooding hurts chick growth and increases mortality. It compares effects to workers in hot mills who look pale and weak from moisture loss. Proper temperature post hatch is crucial for healthy development.
Proper Chick Rearing From Hatching To Starter Feed
Advice on post hatch care for chicks emphasizes avoiding overheat, using a moist warm incubator, and feeding a succulent starter without grains or grit. It warns against lubricating yolk hardening, recommends liquid milk or a rich starter, and stresses avoiding grit to maintain digestive health.
Wall-eyed Pike Bite With Vigor Reported In Angling Circles
Reports from anglers describe strong bites of wall-eyed pike amid rising activity. Local fishermen note active shores and good catches near rivers and lakes, with several boats returning early.
State reports wall-eyed pike fishing prospects in Indiana
State conservation officials say bass fishermen overlook excellent wall-eyed pike fishing in Indiana. The east fork of White River from Seymour to Logootee offers prime wall-eyed pike, with a nearly 19 pound prize caught in 1928 and several 15 pounders in recent years. The species, not native to Indiana, has been widely propagated by hatcheries, making Indiana waters among the best for this game fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Department
Walter Shirts
State Fish and Game Division
White River
Seymour
Wabash
Hindustan Falls
Logootee
Conservation Department
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas Norris
Knightstown
Kennedy & Son
Tommy
Thos. E. Bask
Kysers
Winona Newsom
Fletcher Branson
John Deere
Sharer & Moore
Harvey Runion
Wooten Fitch
Progress Laundry and Cleaners of
Shelbyville
Northern District
Harry Stager
Sharlee Kiser
Mary Flora
Delphi
J. R. Dearinger
Kate Jones
G. W. Krammer
Edward White
Arthur White
Allen Blacklidge
H. E. Stager
J. A. Lineback
James Bowen
Ft. Wayne
Charles Junkens
Zelma Bayliss
Waldron
James Behr
Monon
Robert Reeves
Mrs
Butler
Walter Phelps
Roy Copher
Russell Linville
Chicago
Elmer Sandefur
Arnold Ray
Johnny Moore
Cincinnati
Mrs. Warren Warfare
Middletown
Leslie Terhune
Anderson
Cecil Pike
James Terhune
Harry Leisure
Harvey M. Cowing
Rushville County
William F.marshall
Sims
Regal Oleo
Regal Store
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