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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
5
Guthier's in Greenfield offers standard and high class men and boys clothing with a wide footwear selection for women. The store emphasizes quality materials, expert tailoring, and satisfactory service, boasting a growing business and a notable local management team.
The Federal Office of Social Service in Greenfield will close at week’s end. The state relief agency cites the closure as appropriate for smaller rural counties. Stocked canned goods and other items will be distributed by local trustees, with workable men still on relief limited to WPA projects and not eligible for direct trustee aid.
R. K. Shallenberger promotes his rupture treatment with a live demonstration at the Louis Hotel in Rushville on Monday October 7 from 9 A M to 5 P M. He claims the Shallenberger method quickly contracts openings regardless of rupture size and allows a patient to return to work the same day. Indianapolis fitting by appointment at 1733 N Meridian St.
Mrs Chester Hawkins and son Everett and Mr and Mrs Oliver Young of Westland drove to Brookville Sunday and returned to Metamora for the homecoming at the Christians church. Many families are visiting relatives in Indianapolis Greencastle and Knightstown with daily calls and hospital checks.
The Citizens National Bank Building in Knightstown hosts Newby and Bell a high class insurance office. The agency offers service by magnanimous and metropolitan standards with a range of large strong companies. It emphasizes courtesy and information free of obligation and urges readers to consult for insurance at low rates.
Local ad offers extracted honey 55c per 5-lb pail or 10c per lb in your container. Delivery available from R. R. Reames, phone 108-R.
Morristown residents hosted relatives and friends from Huntington Greenfield Gwynneville Indianapolis and Cincinnati over the weekend and Sunday with dinners at many homes including the Stirling Fox Handy Nolley Wad dell and Stirling households. Local rodeo and church homecoming events are mentioned among social visits.
The Fred Addison meat market in Milroy was entered Friday night and a large quantity of meat and an electric slicing machine were stolen. Two dollars from the cash drawer and a butcher's cleaver were taken. Groceries were untouched. burglars pried open the front door. They also tried to enter Fred Sheppard Drug Store, damaging the door frame and front door glass.
Mrs. Glen Meyer 24 of Connersville was fatally injured Thursday in a two vehicle crash on U S Highway 52 west of Arlington. She died Sunday in Memorial hospital Connersville after 72 hours of injuries. Her husband Mr Meyer and driver William H Schlowe of Indianapolis sustained minor injuries. Russell Erwin of Indianapolis, truck driver, was held briefly but released after no fault found.
At the State House and 140 state auto license branches plus 230 sub-branches, the payment of gross income tax for the third quarter of 1935 began this week. The final date to file third quarter returns is October 15.
Officers and committee of the Rushville county horse show met and decided to hold the event in 1936 with local chamber of commerce support. 4-H clubs are invited to join the exhibit and a committee will study a potential horse sale. The financial report shows a $37.89 deficiency with $625.50 in contributions and $663.39 in expenses.
Treasury officials select property owned by Mrs. Alice Ford at Brown and Jefferson streets in Knightstown for the new post office. The cost is not announced by Washington but is expected to be about 40000 dollars for the building.
William C. Ewing, a Knightstown attorney, relocates his office to the Masonic building in Greenfield after five years in general practice. He has served with Ewing and Wever and is a member of the Perry County, Henry County, and Indiana State Bar associations and the Masonic Lodge.
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