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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1941

Page

3

For Sale and Hatching Services Advertised in Rushville Area

Local ads promote baby chicks and hatching services with money back guarantee from Goldéfi Rule Hatcheries in Rushville. Also offers a 1930 Model A Ford Tudor for sale via Bob Moore in Carthage. W. W. Zike Hatchery in Morristown lists May through July chick availability along with phone contact.

Goldéfi” Rule Rushville Bob Moore Carthage Ite Austra W. W. Zike Morristown

Auto Now Considered a Necessity in Lieu of Luxury

Industry data show 85 percent of U S travel by car and 55 percent of car miles were for business last year totaling about 250 billion miles. Rural buyers rely on affordable cars for tough use while urban work drives demand. parking and access near factories and stores underline the car’s vital economic role.

Automobile Manufacturers Association America Chevrolet William E. Holler Mr. Heller

Charlottesville Union Service and Community Vacation Bible School

A Charlottesville church schedule lists 9:30 a m Bible school and 7:30 p m union service at the Christian church closing exercises of a Community Vacation Bible School. Rev Phoebe Davis of Morristown Quarterly Meeting evangelistic superintendent will preach. 6:30 p m appears for Junior to Adult En deavors. Tuesday prayer meeting at Hoyt Addison’s home.

Phoebe Davis Morristown Quarterly Meeting The Christian Church Community Vacation Bible School Hoyt Addison

Nursing School Baccalaureate Attended by Local Figures

Mina Whitt and her son Bill along with Mr and Mrs Charles Simmons attended the Methodist hospital nurses training baccalaureate service Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary Jane Overman was among the graduates. Dr and Mrs R O Scott and daughter Phyllis Ann visited near Knightstown. Next Sunday the Community Vacation Bible School will present its annual program at the Christian church with doors open at 7 for craft viewing and a 7 30 program showcasing Bible missions music and other studies.

Blanche Adkins Paul Peer Beverly Ann Edwin Braddock Frank McClarnon Rolland Jessup Claude Walker Joe Walker Rushville Wallace Weber Methodist Hospital For Sinus Norma Silvers Weber Margaret Smith Heth G. Smith Shirley Oberholtzer Gail Ann Don Carter Roland Rosler Florence Roser Martha Lucile Marsh Richmond Ralph Zapf Elmer Collins Billy Ray Englewood Christian Church Indianapolis Charles E Lee Martz Clifford Dale Anderson Elizabeth Garland J. R. Garland E. C. Hewson Arthur Hewson Cleveland Satter Greenfield Lee Silvers Effie Niles Knightstown Forest Cox Urbana Ohio Ollie Chandler D. C. Copeland S. C Arthur Campbell Mary Ann Jessup Walnut Ridge Joseph Walker Missionary Societies The Quarterly Meeting of the Friends Churches Carthage Dale Holden Chester White Renfro Valley Court Stevens Hamilton Tom Gray Paul Jeffrey Kennard R. O. Scott Mary Wales Don Sheehan Earl Reiser Grover Kyser Henry County Hospital J. KR. Garland Merritt Holden Kokomo George Holden John Waller Luke Walton Charlotte Lucia Charles F. Reeves W. C. Overman Mina Whitt Bill Charles Simmons Methodist Hospital Mary Jane Overman Phyllis Ann Harry Owens Community Vacation Bible School Christian Church

Card of Thanks for Flowers and Cards

I sincerely thank my friends and the churches for the beautiful flowers and cards sent during my recent illness.

Destroyer Ingraham Named for Confederate Captain

The destroyer Ingraham nearing completion at Charleston is named for Captain Duncan N. Ingraham who served in the Confederate Navy. Before the Civil War he served in the U S Navy and received Congress’s thanks for handling an international affair with Austria.

Ingraham Charleston Duncan N. Ingraham United States Navy Congress Austria

Erysipelas Threatens Swine Industry Across States

Indianapolis reports swine erysipelas spreading in many hog-belt districts with soils infected and germs surviving winter. The American Foundation for Animal Health notes soils retain germs, with 27 states affected in 1939 and 39 in 1940, urging early diagnosis and vaccination efforts in cooperation with government and state veterinarians.

Indianapolis Ind American Foundation For Animal Health Foundation Midwest United States

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