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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1941

Page

3

Public Service Company of Indiana reports 1940 revenue rise

Public Service Company of Indiana posts operating revenue of 16,916,609 for 1940, up about 691,000 as new business offsets rate cuts and natural gas substitution. Net income rises to 1,830,111 aided by debt refunding. Growth in electric use and gas sales, 217,657 customers, and a major 50,000 kW unit near Terre Haute shown. A plan to consolidate with subsidiaries is discussed.

Public Service Company of Indiana Robert A. Gallagher National Defense Industries Dresser Power Corporation Dresser Terre Haute Securities and Exchange Commission Public Service Commission of Indiana Public Service Company of Indiana Central Indiana Power Company Terre Haute Electric Company, Inc Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc

Spring Car Check Urged for Economy and Safety

Hoosier Motor Club secretary manager Todd Stoops urges spring checks for cars. He warns higher temperatures raise speeds and stresses cooling systems, advises draining antifreeze, cleaning radiators, and replacing worn parts. Recommendations include oil changes, fuel system cleaning, carburetor readjustment, and wheel alignment.

Todd Stoops Hoosier Motor Club Mr. Stoops

Denver burglar takes $75 from drugstore in protest over change

A Denver burglar stole 75 dollars from a local drugstore but left 5 dollars in change after the druggist objected that the money was needed. The incident highlights a rash act prompting a police inquiry.

Denver

Arizona Chiropractor Designs His Wife's Clothing

Arizona Tex chiropractor uses spare time to design and make all his wife's clothes, crafting tailored outfits and coordinating wardrobes for daily wear and special occasions.

Arizona Tex

Charlottesville Friends Church Service Notes and Local Events

Charlottesville church activities include Sunday services led by missionary committee and a Thursday missionary society meeting at Mrs Walter Jessup's home. Local social visits feature Mrs Bert Leonard and Mrs Jesse Boram, and a Sixth District Art Festival in Morristown. Luther Fulton, 75, found dead. funeral held in Knightstown with burial near Carthage.

Carl Jessup Missionary Committee Monroe County Tennessee Missionary Society Walter Jessup Charles Hudson Max Vandenbark Lyle Bell Knightstown Evelyn Carson Siler Russell Pearson Earl Reiser Robert Shelton Frankfort John Nicholas Lee Silvers Luther Fultn Pulten Wilson Funeral Home Carthage Foust Fulton Lute Bert Leonard Fishers’ Station Jesse Boram Noblesville Christian Endeavor Rosemary Trieschman Claude Walker Charles F. E. Pickering Spiceland James Sparks Sarah Oldham Florence Heifner Jessie Wright Verna Haskett Morristown Blanche Adkins Paul Peer Beverly Adaline Kenyon Genevieve Lowe Helen Rogers Indianapolis Roy Lowe Friends Missionary Society Rupert Lukens Scott Mary Catherine Charles Pearson

One-Armed Man Sent to Jail for Glove Theft

A man with only one arm was jailed in Modesto California after stealing a pair of gloves.

Modesto Cal

Seven Foot Groom Seeks Shorter Kiss in Cushing

George B. Kennedy of Cushing Oklahoma, seven feet tall, says his bride must be able to kiss him without using stilts. The remark frames his marriage plans as he searches for a practical match in height.

George B. Kennedy Cushing Okla

Farm Cleanup Week Aims to Cut Indiana Livestock Losses

Indianapolis Indiana March 27 Indiana farmers will observe national farm cleanup week starting April 1 with a 20 percent reduction goal in livestock losses. The American Foundation for Animal Health sponsors urge thorough cleaning and disinfection of barns and farm lots to curb cholera enteritis erysipelas and other diseases. Campaign objectives include cleaning buildings, fixing mudholes, burning straw, guarding manure piles and disinfecting feed boxes and poultry nests. With higher hog prices farmers are urged to protect baby pigs at farrowing time and immunize pigs against cholera, plus raising pigs on fresh pasture away from old hog lots.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana American Foundation For Animal Health

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