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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
3
Real values in wall paper at Fred E Sohn's Knightstown start Monday. Ford parts and a special oil for Fords featured. J W Moore & Son advertise cylinder honing and reconditioning services. Local social notes list visitors and events across Knightstown and surrounding towns.
Rubber crisis prompts Firestone to explore Florida grows and Liberia plantations. Edison and Ford estates in Florida host surveys while Government tests at Cocoa Nut Grove assess promising tree varieties. Firestone warns British restrictions cost Americans up to 300 million yearly and urges diverse supply.
East Street notes list Christian Bible School at 9 30 with Robert Hudson as superintendent Regular Sunday services A Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs A B Shriner Epworth League 6 p m at the church Thursday prayer meeting 7 p m with choir practice M E Aid Wednesday 2 p m at Mrs Morton Barber and Mrs F M Miller Bible school 9 45 a m W O Moore superintendent Preaching 11 a m and 7 p m Evening prayer 7 0 0 Thursday choir practice Charles S Dudley pastor
A frame storage building on the W P Newsom farm burned at 2 o clock Sunday morning. About 200 six week old chickens were housed there. 120 perished along with several carpentry tools. Mr and Mrs Melvin Henley, awakened by their dog, fought to save the house and their automobile.
Subscribe for the Citizen. A wall paper sale begins Monday May 4 at Fred E. Sohns Knights town. Mr and Mrs M F Lovett were in Indianapolis last Thursday. Their guests Saturday and Sunday were Mr and Mrs Will Lovett of Greencastle. Mrs Emma Phillips of New Castle sails June 20 for Germany. It is her first return trip since 1903. Mrs J A Sipe visited with daughter Claribel at Waldron. Schools there closed Wednesday and Miss Sipe has left for summer vacation.
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