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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
6
The Choral Club meets at Mrs. W L Tetrick home to rehearse the Christmas Cantata The Christ Child The performance is set for Sunday night December 13 at the Christian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt hosted a Sunday dinner at their home with guests Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt and son Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Hunt and son Stephen.
The E. L. B. O. W. of the Fletcher M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. Otto McCarty Monday night. Mrs. Walter Dhonau and Miss Mary Ellen McCarty will be the assisting hostesses.
Loyal Women’s Class hosts a chili and oyster soup supper at East St. Christian Church on Friday December 4 from five to seven. The item lists several local families visiting or staying with relatives for Thanksgiving and weekend, including Bowen Lineback Overman Tarbet Nugent Herrington Hudson Miller Sharer Walter Sharer and Earnest.
The American Foundation for Animal Health warns that swine outbreaks can mimic hog cholera erysipelas swine plague and infectious enteritis making accurate diagnosis by a veterinarian essential. Delay in diagnosis risks heavy losses. vaccination offers life long protection against hog cholera when done early by a qualified veterinarian.
Raymond Pitcairn argues that government efficiency hinges on trained noncoms and workers, not just leaders. He urges taxpayer involvement as the real employer and cites studies showing limited job losses from automation, urging higher standards across all public service ranks.
In operating a common farm storage house careful attention should be given to ventilation and maintaining the lowest practical temperature to preserve stored crops. Proper airflow helps prevent spoilage and mold growth, protecting yield and quality.
Annual church dinner invites the community on Thanksgiving Day at the Christian Church offering turkey for 50c and chicken for 35c. Sale ad lists one cook stove for 110 with contact Mrs. Mike Kizer via telephone.
Notices announce vacancies in the U S Army with application details at 408 Federal Building Indianapolis Indiana.
The Northwest Corn Belt saw corn acreage rise about 50 percent from 22 to 33 percent of U S corn, while hog production increased 60 percent from 23 to 33 percent of the national hog population. This growth coincided with declines in other regions, moving the center of corn and hog industries and meat packing westward.
The Administrator of the Estate of Frank Rhodes has filed for final settlement. A Rushville Indiana court on December 11, 1936 will consider approval and requires interested heirs to appear and prove heirship or claims. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Rosa Rhodes Administrator Morris Morris Attorney.
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