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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
2
C. O. F. No. 255 Carthage Lodge announces weekly meetings on Tuesday at 7:30 PM on the third floor auditorium East Mill Street. Visiting members are always welcome.
Thanksgiving greetings note that Carthage could host various county or district gatherings by interest and timely invitation. Christmas Day four weeks away. A yearly subscription to the old home paper offered as a gift for $1.50 to any U S point.
Holiday shoppers read the store news on stock and selections offering early bargains. The issue invites readers to review suggestions and implications for planning purchases.
Residents and newcomers press for authentic local scenes in Carthage after years without market postcard images. Advertisers highlight that visitors and townspeople desire vivid views of the area to showcase its beauty and interest.
The Modern Appliance Sales Co in Knightstown promotes a light weight hand vacuum resembling an electric model, claiming easy operation and high efficiency. They advertise a special low price as a Christmas suggestion.
An exhortation from Sunday School Magazine urging national and individual Thanksgiving reflections. It stresses gratitude to God, suggests repentance for wasted gifts, and calls for service to others while calling for revival to renew church and national life.
The Citizens recounts a cross town journey to Florida by three cars from Indiana led by Lowell H Henley with J A Ziegler and H Adams. They describe scenic routes from Kentucky to Cumberland Gap through Tennessee Georgia and Florida, with notable stops in Madison Lexington Berea Mount Vernon and Orlando, then Palm Beach and Miami, totaling 113 gallons of gas and 1546 miles.
Radio A and B batteries at Beher's Garage and Cooper automobile batteries six years. Betsy Ross Cendy handmade. McCarty's Drug Store referenced. Tarbet family connections in Kalamazoo and Anderson. Hamilton Beach vacuum cleaner pitched as ideal Christmas gift via Modern Appliance Sales Co., Knights town.
Poem by Rebecca F. McKay in Chicago Post praising Mayflower pilgrims as sturdy stock who crossed an ocean and brought "The Book" and the Freeman's song. It frames them as founders of inheritance of God and liberty.
A religious reflection recalling God’s goodness and the call to remember the Lord’s deeds for all days and nights. The quotation emphasizes continual gratitude and reverence.
The chapel on the old stone bridge in Rotherham England has been reconstructed for religious services. It began as a chancery chapel and has served as a town jail alma house and tobacco shop over four centuries.
Mr and Mrs Robert Krammes left Wednesday for Miami Florida to spend the winter. Born November 22 a daughter Helen Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs Ed Wells. Five Rushville girls were arrested for shoplifting at three stores. Funeral services for Marshall M Blacklidge 74 were held after his death at his Rushville home with relatives in attendance.
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