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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
2
Thursday night November 7 E Brown in Alibi Ike Pal Nite two admitted on one 25c ticket Children 10c. Sunday night November 10 John Beal and Gloria Stuart in Laddie Story by Gene Stratton Porter.
Mrs. Leonora Blackledge of Rushville received a letter from her son William who oversees two schools at Lixgayen Pangasinan Philippines describing a devastating storm that altered Agua river courses, wrecked schools and dorms, displaced about 10 000 refugees, and forced emergency evacuations. He notes his office was washed away and adds car maintenance tips for cold weather.
The Indianapolis News notes raccoons emerge from winter sleep as thin hungry creatures related to bears. They feed on crayfish and small prey early, then fruit and poultry as seasons change. Coonskin coats drive hunting, and the animal climbs well and grasps food with skilled paws.
The Hoosier Motor Club urges motorists to ready cars for winter driving as frost and cold snaps arrive. Secretary manager Todd Stoops notes frequent emergency calls from failure to take precautions and advises cooling system cleaning tightening and hose checks plus antifreeze.
Mrs Sally Newby hosts Wednesday with Mrs Lew Foust and Mrs Susan Addison. Mrs Susan Addison visited Monday with Mrs Sally Newby. Mr and Mrs Jesse Henley were in Rushville Tuesday. Mrs Gertrude Easter and son Stanton visited in Knightstown Friday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Longhurst Vincennes spent SundayMondayTuesday with Mrs Ella Nelson.
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