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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
3
To Telephone Subscribers Owing to the new ruling the toll charges made in April 1934 will be payable by May 30 1934 or a 10 per cent collection fee will be made for same. Ripley Farmers Co operative Telephone Co
The study centers on Matthew 22 verses 15 22 and 34 40 with emphasis on temperance and good citizenship. It reviews Jesus reply render unto Caesar and the two greatest commandments to love God and neighbor, urging faithful civil obedience and brotherhood through faith in Christ.
C D Norris of Western Railways reports 3328 miles of U S railroad abandoned in 1932 and 1933. He notes the surge surpasses 13 state totals and 1933 equals combined 1926 27 28 abandonments. He cites job losses and tax revenue declines as communities lose service and governments raise other taxes.
The speaker urges careful progress, warning that the path to achievement may be sullied by dirt or blood. By cleansing each step as we go, we can avoid treading through filth and still reach success without compromise.
The passage discusses mental discomfort arising from minds diverging from God's path. When minds align with divine guidance, inner conflict ceases and harmony returns as thoughts and beliefs work together.
The famed opera singer expresses deep happiness with life and career. She recalls singing to soldiers during the war, helping them feel cared for, and emphasizes family, faith, charity, and avoiding envy. She would repeat life with all her children beside her.
The 1933 era saw farm cooperatives handling more commerce, reflecting growing agricultural organization. Education, member support, and government backing through the Farm Credit Administration bolster cooperation as industrial leaders and the public favor the movement toward a record cooperative year in 1934.
The State Y M C A announces Camp Bedford opens July 8 for the twelfth year. It marks the fiftieth anniversary of organized summer camping for boys started fifty years ago. Camp Director R J Duke returns, leading since 1923 with extensive experience in youth work.
The article describes Camp Ledford offerings with a boys camp led by Mr. Duke and Mr. Paul Carmack and a girls camp directed by Miss Dorothy Mossett. Activities include swimming boating tennis baseball basketball track and field archery leather tooling airplane modeling photography riflery and religious programs. Camps run July 29 to August 12 with separate younger and older girl sessions and a focus on celebrating fifty years of organized summer camping.
The American Farm Bureau Federation radio program will air May 12 at 11 30 am Central Standard Time on NBC. It honors farm mothers with a special tribute and suitable musical selections designed for Mother’s Day.
Mr and Mrs Weldon Linscott of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs C G Hill Sunday afternoon at their home. The note mentions new screens made and old screens recovered by Tweedy Lumber Co as a local business item.
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