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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1940
Page
3
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Reverend Brown of Nameless Creek church and Mrs Florence Heifner with daughter Rosella visited Mr and Mrs Sam McClarnon for Sunday dinner. Numerous social events fill the week from tea at the Wales home to a weiner roast hosted by the Tuesday club.
Rev Toyohiko Kagawa, a Princeton Divinity School graduate and famed Japanese Christian leader, was arrested on vague charges of violating military code. The notice ties his arrest to a broader context of long US aid to Christian missions in Japan since 1853 and notes three St Louis men jailed for false robbery reports.
The article notes a man who feeds nickels into parking meters about to time out and leaves a card explaining the act. Five meters reportedly did not return the coin. A stray .22 bullet lodged at the base of a Lowell Massachusetts man's skull prompted a four mile walk to a hospital. A. J. Brown, a Harlingen Texas grocer, says he burned unpaid accounts from the last decade.
Indiana motorists get a color chart showing common trees and their fall hues. It notes Tulip poplar yellows, maples reds and oranges, oaks reds, sycamore yellows, elms browns, and other species turning varied autumn tones. Scientists explain carotinoids and anthocyanins drive these colors as chlorophyll fades.
Rushville residents attended the Texas U. and I. A. football game in Bloomington on Saturday including Bobby Readle Francis Dyer Billy Long Laura Jane Hester Dean Evan Hodge June Mc Michael Richard Northam Rosemary Northam John Rigsbee Doris Coffin Norman McCloskey Norma Alsman Jesse Nelson Kathleen Alsman Bob Hyatt Barbara Hyatt Bud Wicker Lava Ward Harold Drake Helen Munden Harold Hardin Roscoe Ging Eugene Ging Eugene Kemple James Hamilton Ora Callahan Lowell Cooley. Also at a penny supper Wednesday night were Mr and Mrs George Moore Mr and Mrs Fred Sohn Mr and Mrs Howard Henley Dr and Mrs George B McNab b and son Dr and Mrs Charles Green Mr and Mrs J A Titsworth Mr and Mrs Charles Caldwell Mr and Mrs Jesse Winkler Mr and Mrs Walter Hall Mr and Mrs Fred Brown Mr and Mrs Hubert Alexander and daughter Mr and Mrs William Hoagland Mr and Mrs Dwight Beckner and family Mr and Mrs Frank McGee Mr and Mrs Dan Shields L C Hiner Barton Cartmel Loren Winkler Byron Stan iford John Geraghty Miss Helen McClure Miss Irene Geraghty Miss Mayme Geraghty Miss Anna Geraghty and Mrs Judith Westfall all of Rushville.
Miss Evelyn Kemple presided as hostess to 17 members of the Mission Circle Girls on Tuesday night with Miss Marjory Colestock leading the lesson. A Christmas gift exchange followed, and the packed gifts were sent to Marion Shaffer, a missionary in India, to reach her before Christmas.
Dallas woman sues for divorce after paying five dollars a week for room and board but objects to covering gas for errands in the family car. She wins the case. Also, George Zimmmerman of Superior Wisconsin walked a mile for a gallon of gas and used it in another car, and Joe Stern of Roanoke Virginia has saved drivers over thirty dollars in fines.
Miss Ella Hooper of Parkton Maryland celebrated her eighty fifth birthday with an airplane ride over Mobile Alabama. In Mobile S R Young was fined ten dollars for breaking a window in his city jail cell. Jack Martens of Chicago claimed he was just having fun when he tore a policeman’s raincoat and pulled the horse’s tail, earning one dollar and eight hours in jail. After thirty five years of service a threshing machine owned by the Osborne brothers of Meador Kentucky still rung satisfactorily. Erick Newton told a Fort Leavenworth guard he learned counterfeiting from books in an Ohio reformatory library.
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