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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1952
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists mail rates for 52 week subscriptions at $2.00 and six months at 26 weeks. The publication note indicates second class mail matter and the telephone number for contact.
Lafayette Indiana reports Dacron, a new man made fiber, will expand in market as ready to wear garments and yard goods. Purdue extension specialist Miss Frieda Stoll notes Dacron resists wrinkles and keeps shape, is washable, dries fast, moth and mildew resistant, and blends well with nylon, wood, rayon and cotton though piling and dyeing challenges remain.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Manche called on Mr and Mrs Carl Hardin near Greenfield Sunday evening Mrs Hardin remains quite poorly. Mr and Mrs Louis Humes visited last weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Martz and their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Richard Stumpf at Indianapolis.
The Wesleyan Church reports a $20 Sunday school offering for Marion College dormitory in Marion Indiana. The pastor delivers the fifth sermon on the Lord's Prayer and will continue next Sunday.
Everett W. Chapman is minister with Alta Carr as pianist. Sunday school superintendent is Babs Osborn, assistant Flora Heim, secretary Mary Robertson. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m.
Edgar C. White leads as pastor Loyall Hunt is superintendent Mildred Nigh assists. Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 40 Young People 6 30 evening service 7 30 prayer 7 30 Thursday Thanksgiving services with Dean Baker starting November 26 through November 30 Come. a good citizen attends early seats.
Minister James Ellis leads Sunday school at 9 30 with lesson Human Welfare the Test from Matthew 12 Worship and communion at 10 30 Sermon by the pastor Choir director Mrs John Wagner Pianist Mrs Harold Ruby Attendance last Sunday 123 Invitation to worship December 7 Home Coming day with basket dinner at noon Rev Lyle Harvey of Milroy to speak Afternoon target extends to past members and friends.
Purdue University agricultural economists and engineers report that average costs for 105 western Indiana farmers run to 3.72 dollars for two man hours plus machinery for 100 linear feet of terrace. Waterways cost 1.32 dollars per 1000 square feet, including sloping fills seed bed and seeding. Maintenance costs average 23 cents per 100 feet yearly for repairs and washouts.
Local readers can order marriage notices and wedding invitations directly from The Citizen Office. Quick service and affordable pricing available for doorstep delivery and professional design.
Twenty one Indiana 4 H Club members win trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago from Nov 30 to Dec 4 for top state fair contest records. Walter Waitt of Hamilton County earns the district trip amid a record eight-year 4 H career with 34 projects and junior leadership.
Lafayette, Ind. Farmers and agricultural producers will learn to keep records for income tax reporting in a series of Farm Record and Income Tax Schools. Purdue University economists and county agents will cover record keeping for dairy and work animals, depreciation on improvements, and calculating gains or losses on sale of machinery and farm real estate. Dates and locations will be announced by county agricultural agents.
Four Hoosier 4-H members achieve national standing in the 1952 National 4-H awards. Riley Case, 18, La Grange, poultry winner, raised 300 Leghorn hens and cared for an illness reducing layings by 15 percent, earning $350. his flock placed second at the county show. Vera Weisheit, 17, Chicago area, excelled in clothing projects with 28 garments and multiple blue ribbons. Marjorie …, 15, Indianapolis area, excels in homemaking and electricity projects, gaining recognition at the National Club Congress. Bonnie … enhances electricity skills aiding household tasks. All work under state 4-H leadership and the Chicago-based cooperative program.
A dense list of Rush County 4-H and extension activities from late November through December. Events include radio programs by the Highlighters on WCNB and WFBM stations, the National H Club Congress in Chicago, county agent conferences in Purdue, Christmas parties at homes and clubs, a Farm Forum program, poultry and corn shows, and various extension meetings. Notable dates cover Nov 27 to Dec 27 with multiple sessions and gatherings at the County Extension Office, Courthouse, Wilhelm's Cafe, and local venues.
Expressing sincere gratitude to East St. Christian church singers and pianist Rev Stultz and Rev Harry Cooper Dr Scott and Thompson Funeral Home for help during illness and death of Delores Burroughs.
The judge of Rush County Indiana appoints Ed Gurley as Executor of the estate of Ray Gurley, deceased. The estate is described as solvent. Dated November 7 1952. Clerk Richard A. Phillips Attest. Attorney Kenneth L. Earnest.
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