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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
1
The troupe presents Thursday through Saturday October 15 16 17 with plays and vaudeville between acts. Opening show Under Arizona Skies at 7 45 pm. Admission 15 and 30 cents.
H. T. Beher, Walter Phelps and Henry Jessup were in Indianapolis on Wednesday for undisclosed meetings or events.
The Womans Literary Circle held its thirty first opening at Mrs Henry C Mellvaine's country home with Ripley Country Club members as guests. Children from the McGuffey class performed readings and recited the multiplication table and states and rivers were sung.
The canning factory will end tomato operations next week after a season that ran three weeks shorter than average. About 150 to 200 workers earned a weekly payroll near $3,000, with 30 car loads of tomato products shipped by Thursday. The plant plans to begin pumpkin canning late next week at $3.50 per ton, employing around 25 workers.
Miss Shonnette Reames and Otto Enos were married Friday evening at the Walnut Ridge Friends parsonage in Knightstown. Rev. Harry Reese officiated. The couple will live near Gwynneville where Enos farms.
Jitney supper set for five to seven o clock Saturday in the Auditorium basement. California Stock Co forthcoming October 15 16 17. Winfield Fitch returns from New Castle. Raymond Addison spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Monte Blue and brother Morris guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Gelow at Greenfield. The brothers entered I S and S O Home near Carthage in September 1895.
Senator James E. Watson or Hon. James E. Watson was invited by the Ripley Farm Bureau to address the Thursday meeting at 7 30 p m in the Auditorium. A special program was prepared and the public was invited.
Suburban items report George Wiggins completing 25 years as a mail carrier on R F D 3 Greenfield. Several visits and travels are noted including Dor othy Sipe in Indianapolis visiting Claribel Sipe at Waldron. Local families entertainers and relocation details are listed with multiple Kizers Hubbells and Weingarts among others.
Bible School at 9 30 with new teachers added for Sept Promotion. Morning service at 10 30 features Hosea message. Evening worship at 7 with Mirage sermon. Mid week John Gospel study Thursday 7. Rally day observed Sunday with large attendance urged. Junior League Saturday 2 30. Pastor J I Meyer and Charles S Dudley cited. Recognition of new officers and teachers.
Mr and Mrs William Siler send the Citizen for one year to their son William Jr. at Woodland California. A 70x80 all wool blanket for $9 and other low priced goods at Sample Furniture Co Knightstown. Mr and Mrs Horace Kauffman of South Bend were guests of Mrs Katherine V Kennedy last weekend. Mrs Grace H Porter and cousin Bert Wrennick and Irving Markin visited Thomas Porter Monday at Whiteland. Mr Wrennick and Mr Markin returned Tuesday to Detroit.
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