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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Luther Renegar spent Saturday night and all day Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Allender in Rushville. They returned Thursday from Waukegan Illinois where they have run a fruit market for about four months.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk Treasurer of Carthage Indiana until December 2 1935 at 12 00 for the purchase of thirty five thousand dollars in Water Works Revenue Bonds payable only from water system revenues bearing 4 percent interest semi annually on June 15 and December 15. Bonds dated December 15 1935 mature December 15 1937 and then each year through 1950 with two bonds maturing in 1950.
The Elbow club of the Fletcher M E church will hold its regular meeting next Monday night November 25 at the home of Mrs Grantt Henley with Mrs O C McCarty and Mrs Jn Newby assisting as hostesses. Also notes a visit by Mr and Mrs Oran Henley and Miss Lillian R Henley to Indianapolis and attendance at the Friends church there.
Rush County Indiana Board of Commissioners will hear a petition at the December 1935 session to vacate a highway in Center and Ripley Townships. The proposed vacated segment begins on the east side of the Knightstown and Carthage Pike near the Blue River bridge and runs northeast about 760 feet to the Rush Henry county line. The highway currently passes over Flora E. Cox lands. Dated November 6 1935.
Carthage Indiana invites sealed bids for test and finished wells to be opened December 9 1935 at 2 30 PM CST by the Board of Trustees. Proposals must follow state forms non collusion affidavits bond and bid security 5 of total. Wages follow Indiana Act 319 and federal PWA rules with all bids firm for 30 days.
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