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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1939
Page
4
The edition notes editor ED E Bly and states weekly publication from Carthage Indiana. Subscription rates listed include 1.50 per year, Canada 2.00, six months 75 cents, and three months 50 cents.
Red Cross announces a first reserve of 45,000 unmarried nurses under 40 available for duty with Army Navy or government nursing services and disaster work. Total reserve plus employed nurses reaches 44,283 as active training and public health services expand nationwide.
Raymond S. Springer and others visit Washington en route to Richmond for the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ. The column also outlines legislative moves on the neutrality bill, Dies Committee funding, import bans, and bills limiting three federal agencies, plus a rundown of CBS network programs and upcoming broadcasts.
Nov 5 1909 North Main Street home of Mrs. Sarah J Bundy hosts a wedding as Joah Bundy marries John Earle Norris second son of Mr. and Mrs A B Norris. Also notes on funerals barbershop sale ball games near death and community happenings.
Indiana Farm Bureau will honor longtime members at the November convention in Indianapolis. About 1 500 members are in a Twenty Year Membership Club, with 2 000 expected by the event. Rural Youth, with 7 000 members, will lead the first afternoon program at World War Memorial auditorium while the Farm Bureau meeting takes place in Tomlinson Hall. Attendance to exceed 6 000 at combined sessions.
A U S statistic claims the nation, using only six percent of the world population, accounts for fifty percent of global horsepower generation. It asserts this leads to better living standards and more jobs for Americans.
Phoenix readers see Winnie Ruth Judd before prison asylum escape staged by packing clothes to imitate a sleeping figure. The sensational case recalls her 1931 commitment to the Arizona State Hospital for the Insane and subsequent escape profile.
Sunday guests from Marion included Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Palmer, Jim Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lavick visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bly. Ralph Leisure was a business visitor in Liberty on Friday.
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