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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
6
By order of the Bush Circuit Court and its pending approval, the administrator of the estate of Fred J. Sims, deceased, will proceed with actions as required under probate law to settle debts and distribute assets. This notice informs interested parties to file claims and participate as required by court rules.
Epworth League of the M. E. Church holds a candy and popcorn sale at Mc Carty's Drug Store Saturday afternoon and evening. Mrs Walter Addison visits aunt Mrs Hal Pike in Arlington Sunday.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of Fred J. Sims deceased will please call at the Sims Store and settle as the business of the estate must close at once. James J. Williams administrator.
On 18th day of November 1935 the property will be sold for not less than its full appraised value and for cash in a public sale as specified by the notice.
The Indiana Department of Conservation announced a 26 day reduction in the fox open season across Greene, Martin, Knox, Sullivan, Daviess, Gibson, Pike, Spencer, Perry, Crawford, Harrison and Floyd counties. The season runs November 10 to January 15. Northern counties remain open to February 10 or no closed season. The action follows data on fox numbers, trapping pressure, and seasonal conditions.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Chonan spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Mrs Will Riddlen visited her niece Mrs Gertrude Easter. Mr and Mrs Fred Sims moved into their new North Main street home. Mr and Mrs J R Behr and daughter visited Mrs Behr's parents in Lafayette Sunday. Knightsown Gym hosts an interesting floor show and other attractions Monday night. Mr and Mrs John Butler visited Mr and Mrs Linley Finney and son at Sanderson Sunday. Mrs A A Hiatt Indianapolis spending the week with Mrs Michael Kyser. Dr and Mrs F M Miller hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Herschael McCrory Malcolm Small and Miss Gladys Wilhelm of Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Cecil Pike and family and Mrs John Jessup called on James H Louder Greenfield Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Jessup and Mrs Elizabeth Leisure visited Malcolm Jessup in Fairmont Sunday. Henry Jessup and Mrs Leisure left Friday for Martinsville for treatments. Mr and Mrs Ben Nelson spent Sunday with Mrs Halie Logan Morristown and attended Joe Kinnear's funeral.
Hal hurries luggage as Kerrigan and Barry move toward a late exit. The hotel room steams with heat, the radiator hot to the touch, and Hal worries Sister Anastasias may bar their late departure before rushing back to the car about eleven o clock.
A critical take on thrift defines it as penny watching that allows living within income with room for taxes charities and small investments that may not pay off. the piece questions value and risk in frugal habits.
Flora E. Cox and others seek to vacate a 760 foot portion of the U S 140 highway in Rush County Indiana. The petition will be presented to the Rush County Board of Commissioners in December 1935 at Rushville. Attorneys Newby and Newby sign the notice dated November 6 1935.
The administrator of the Estate of Ora D. Henley announces a private sale at Morris Morris law offices Rushville Indiana on November 9 1935 at 1 30 PM of the northeast quarter of section 25 town 15 north range 8 east with exceptions totaling 38 5 acres plus 115 73 acres and Lot 40 in John Clarks Addition Carthage Indiana. Sold free of liens except current taxes with payment terms 1 3 cash 1 3 in six months 1 3 in twelve months and notes bearing 7 percent interest secured by mortgage upon confirmation.
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