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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
2
C F No 255 Carthage Lodge I C O F meets Tuesday at 7 30 in the 3rd floor Auditorium East Mill Street visiting members welcome F and A M No 580 Rush Lodge No 580 regular meeting first Wednesday of each month
Trains run daily except Sunday and all trains carry mail and express. The final day for tax paying is Monday November 2. A state assistant fire inspector investigated Milroy business houses and reported a clean slate with no fire hazards found.
Saturday evening Jitney Supper 5 to 7 in the auditorium basement. Mrs John McClintock of Indianapolis visited her parents Mr and Mrs J V Moore. Joe Clark of Rushville traveled to Louisville last Friday to transfer his father C G Clark to the family mausoleum at Summer Shade Kentucky. Wayne Linscott of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his family. Mr and Mrs Roy Linscott were guests. A large selection of blankets and comforts at Sample Furniture Co Knightstown. Senator and Mrs Rowland H Hill attended the Golden Rule dinner in aid of Near East Relief at the Claypool hotel. Guests Friday and Saturday were Mr and Mrs Miles Furnas of Washington D C. Mr Furnas is with the Federal State Commission. A man swindled a $10 bill at McFarlan's cafe in Knightstown, exchanging 9 dollars 85 cents in change before returning the 15 cents and leaving with the bill and change.
President and Mrs Coolidge paused in North Vernon on their Omaha journey drawing schoolchildren to the station. A series of unrelated items include a prison escape by Clara Carr and a bank robbery near Danville halted by a pistol flare, with ties to local figures, plus a delayed airplane tour featuring Anthony Fokker and D E Aultman awaiting clearance in Indianapolis.
Telegraph notice states that last quarter charges must be paid by October 15, 1925 to save 75 cents for the quarter. Signing official: J E Harper, Secretary.
Notice from A. P. Wagoner announces instruction for groups or individuals in band or orchestra music and promises money-saving instrument purchases. Local social notes record visits by Fred Hill family, Hazel Ellis of Greenfield, Urbana residents Arthur Longhurst, a Ford theft in Rushville, and various relatives gathering in Munice and Dayton area.
California Stock Company announces a visit October 15 16 and 17 at the Auditorium Theatre Morristown residents plan a November town election with two tickets and three women candidates for local offices Ethel Allender Laura B Miller and Blanche Lane seek treasurer and clerk respectively, while local residents travel for visits and illness notes appear among the week.
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