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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
4
Carney Hatchery in Carthage Indiana promotes fresh bulk flowers and garden seeds. The notice highlights Easter chicks and seasonal seeds for sale with emphasis on a wide assortment and immediate availability.
Rooms and garage to let call Miss Eva Johnson. Brooder House for sale. One horse wagon in good condition. Buffet priced reasonable inquire at this office. Also several other articles call South Main Mrs. W. M. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reddick and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Miner near Knightstown.
A sequence of social visits reports numerous dinners and calls across Knightstown Greenfield Indianapolis Greensburg Circleville and surrounding areas. families entertain guests several relocations occur with Circleville Ohio residents moving to town and local residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Cambridge City. political notices announce Democrat candidates Harry Rhodes for township trustee accessor and Fred J Sims for township trustee accessor with May 8 1934 primary date.
Mr and Mrs James Sharer of near Dunreith call on relatives. Republican candidates include Roy Newby for county treasurer James T Tarbet J Russell Publow joint representative A J Carr county recorder Mrs Hattie Ellison Innis for Congress tenth Indiana district Elmer F Bossert.
R P Henley, operator of a large sugar camp south of here, reports a very good maple season and forecasts another strong run due to an upcoming cold wave.
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