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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1941
Page
3
Carthage Tractor & Implement Co offers an International 7 ft tractor disc barrow two International rotary hoes and an International F-20 tractor on rubber for sale. Also used electric brooder 400 chick size air conditioned priced at 15.00 this week. May chicks booked now at Golden Rule Hatcheries Rushville phone 2516.
Hatchery advertises May delivery of White Barred Buff Rocks Austro Whites Reds and English White Leghorns. Almost sold out for April, urging immediate booking with W. W. Zike in Morristown and phone contact 11.
Public invited to a Jitney Supper at East Street Christian Church on Friday May 16 from 5 to 7 PM. Also a notice requesting anyone with old newspapers or magazines to call James Carr or a local Boy Scout to arrange pickup.
Indianapolis report from the American Foundation for Animal Health describes an intradermal chick embryo vaccine and new application method to reduce swelling risks. A refined vaccine is being distributed for the 1941 season as immunization and vigilance curb 1940 losses.
Graham Copley of St. Louis fled the scene and ran three miles to his home after a wreck that left his car wrecked and him shaken.
After nearly three decades a Denver resident sent a nickel to a drug store to cover a 2 cent stamp purchase that was credited to the account. The unusual credit highlights a long unpaid balance finally settled.
Mrs Warren Nelson entertained the Merry Makers club on Tuesday night with a gracious hostesses role. Spring flowers decorated the room where three tables of banco were in session. At the close, refreshments were enjoyed by three guests, Mrs Leroy Moore, Mrs Raymond Wicker and Mrs Jesse Stout.
The Posey township Busy Bee 4 H club met Friday afternoon at Arlington school with ten members and seven guests. Demonstrations on clothing were given by Clara Emily Rigsbee, Joan Northam, Laura Jane Hester, and Esther Dearinger. A special musical number was performed by Clemedine Hutchinson. The next meeting is scheduled for May 15 at the school building.
Mrs. Carlos Heath hosted a Thursday afternoon party at her Arlington home for her son Dickie’s fifth birthday. Twelve guests played games and enjoyed refreshments. a candlelit cake featured the celebration, with several gifts given to the honoree. Attendees included Mrs. Gerald Butler and daughter Glenna Dee of Morristown, Dickie Joyner, and other local children and mothers.
A simple but impressive ceremony was held Saturday afternoon at 4 30 at the home of Mrs. Russell Baringer in Rushville. Kathryn Baringer became the bride of Robert Earnest son of Mr and Mrs Roland Earnest of Arlington. The ceremony took place before a lilac decorated fireplace with lights.
A review notes the new Chevrolet line offers a harmonizing stripe and a Gestapo reference turn of phrase to enrich the material. The feature enhances color options for motorists seeking a distinctive vehicle.
Detroit announces a Colorcade of Models with new interior trim colors and blue and green upholstery options across Special Deluxe models. William E. Holler notes added choices to augment a line featuring Constitution Blue and Marine Blue tones, plus the Fleetline now in tan and brown broadcloth.
The Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meet ing will be held at the Walnut Ridge church on Saturday with three sessions. Morning talks include Ministry at Oversight at 10:00 a.m. and Worship at 11:00 a.m. Dorothy Pitman, editor of the Missionary Advocate, speaks in the morning. Luncheon at noon followed by the business session at 1:30 p.m.
Fire wardens, CCC workers, and volunteers quickly controlled new blazes across southern Indiana. About eight thousand acres burned in the latest outbreak, totaling over thirty thousand since mid March with economic losses exceeding $300,000. Continued drought and careless burning attributed to smokers and landowners prompted calls for stricter guard against fires.
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