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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1941
Page
4
A Michigan state tuberculosis study portrays the typical victim as ill educated and ignorant about the disease. He delays care, refuses sanatorium treatment, and exposes others, becoming the central obstacle for eradication efforts. Funds from Christmas Seals support locating and treating such cases. The report urges intensified searches among asymptomatic individuals to save lives and reduce public risk.
Mr and Mrs A J Lineback visited relatives and friends in Knights town Sunday afternoon, sharing greetings and catching up with local acquaintances during their trip.
Mrs. Anna J. Sipe Mrs. Claribel finslow and children and Mrs. Ella Nelson were in Rushville Saturday. They were seen touring downtown shops and meeting residents during a quiet civic outing.
The Ripley Farmers Co operative Telephone Company extends equipment and service with purchases at Morristown and moves to new quarters. Carthage office gains a new distributing board and 2600 feet of cable as part of improvements.
Mrs James McGeorge and daughter Freda Miss Howel Dwight Sims Max Nowotne and Mr and Mrs C V Creek with Joseph Binford attended the Indiana Purdue game Saturday in Bloomington. Mr and Mrs J A Lineback and Mrs Frances Lineback visited Mrs Susan Luce in McCordsville. Mrs Luce is 92. Miss Helen Overman went to Chicago Friday for an indefinite stay. Mrs Maude Rohm and Dorothy Herkless visited Miss Lucille Reddick at the Children's Home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Borda Siler and daughter Martha Jean of Alexandria visited Mrs Will Siler Saturday afternoon.
Chicago U S Army depot announces a 3725 calorie ration packed in a water proof folding carton using a thermo plastic moisture barrier. Three cartons hold one meal each and a field test will be conducted by several private companies.
Laboratory tests completed under their direction with work originally designed for parachute troops. The program followed requirements set by Colonel W C Lee commanding officer of the provisional parachute group at Fort Benning.
The Ga. chief of infantry notes the special ration may be used by armored troops and doughboys. Navy and Army Air Corps show strong interest. Three large food processors use Dacca Vapo-Pak, and Container Corporation says extensions will focus on national defense related packaging. Rubber, a coating component, is on the essential materials restricted list.
With the 1942 pheasant season ending Wednesday, Indiana hunters may still pursue quail rabbits and ducks. Quail close December 20 along with Hun garian partridge. ducks and geese end December 16. rabbits through January 10. Fur bearers may be trapped until January 31. Reports show good sport despite weather with plentiful quail and rabbits and continued duck hunting due to new flights.
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