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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
4
The ad promotes Florhide a floor enamel that may revive worn floors with one coat. It emphasizes low cost simple application no experience needed and an extra tough finish. Ten color options suit porches halls kitchens basements and garages and a free Florhide Color Card is offered.
Coon-Sanders Original Night Hawks led by Joe Sanders appear for a single night at the Indiana Roof Ballroom in Indianapolis on Sunday. They clash with the Continental Syncopators in a musical battle as tickets range from 60 cents to 75 cents with optional balcony tables and advance purchases via money order.
The Junior class hosts a cake and pie sale at 1 30 P M Saturday at Sharer and Moore s store as a big end of term fundraiser. Agriculture students toured Indianapolis yards and packing plants visiting Kinghans Meet Packing Co and the Star office. The Carthage High School Chorus performs Sunday night at 7 30 at the Friends church supervised by Miss Gause.
The Roof remains open on Tuesday Wednesday Friday Saturday and Sunday. Tuesday features Ladies' night and Wednesday hosts the weekly Waltz night for guests seeking music and dancing.
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Finley Nelson on Tuesday afternoon for their daughter Shirley Ann The event featured a cake with four candles games cake ice cream lemonade and favors Gifts were opened Attendees included Miss Edna Newcom Billie and Patty Alexander Jack and Joanne Tweedy John Sipe Winslow and Dickey and Meredith Talbert of Morristown.
Feather plucking is a bad habit in fowls often due to limited space. Provide exercise by scattering grain in litter and hang cabbage leaves on a string about 20 inches high to entice jumping and divert attention from feather eating.
The article notes high moisture greens boost poultry value and that best ration boosts profits. Massachusetts egg production in commercial flocks rose about thirty five percent in twenty years. It discusses egg weights, pallet temperature tolerance, and causes of blindness in chickens including accidents roup worms and paralysis.
Various items offered by Greenfield sellers include wallpaper paint and interior services, pure bred turkey toms, watches and repairs, sewing machine trade offers, coke coal and egg coal, a South Bend range, and a fleet of used cars with prices ranging from 40 to 425 dollars. Listings show contact names Eunice Hardin, Roy Herkless, Harvey Runion, Russell Linville and dealer E. S. Wagner with phone numbers.
Local notices recount weekend gatherings as Mr and Mrs Albert Terhune hosted guests including Rev N J Schoolfield and Rev Tryon. Social visits span from Hagerstown to Charlottesville with multiple family dinners and bridge club entertaining. Knecht's promotes spring wear with suits from ten to eighteen fifty.
Mrs Si Hill, who had been visiting her parents Mrs Roy Steffey, returned Sunday to Kentucky.
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