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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
4
The Indiema Baptist convention met this week in Greensburg from Tuesday to Thursday. Representatives from the First Baptist church in the area attended. The theme was A Christ Like Conventior.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nowomhead and son Max visited Mr. and Mrs. T d Harley in Shelbyville. Many locals visited relatives in Grant City, Franklin, Indianapolis, Rushville, Milroy, Greenfield, and other towns. Several trips to Indianapolis for events and reunions, plus University of Iowa studies and a St. Louis excursion, fill a weekend of family gatherings and out of town visits.
The undersigned appointed by the Rush Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Fred J. Les, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Dated October 16, 1935. Attest Dale Fisher, Clerk Rush Circuit Court. W F Marshall, Attorney.
Over the past two weeks Hancock County dairy herds reset for TB tests, with thirteen more herds reached. Dr. L. Conrad tested about 506 animals, per County Agent Warren O'Hara. 2690 more clean animals are needed to restore a modified free area, prompting cooperation with Dr. G W Hamilton and Roy White.
The mother of Morris and Harry Howell Rushville service station proprietors received a blood transfusion Thursday at St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs Howell, from Shelbyville, was reported greatly improved. Blood donors included Stanley Quick of Rushville, an employee of the Howell Bros station.
Mrs Anthei Ruth Durham of Greenfield seeks a divorce from Joseph Marion Durham. William A Hughes represents her in a suit alleging neglect for their 4 to 16 year old daughter, faulting his failure to support, false accusations, mistreatment, and expressed desire for a divorce so he could act freely.
Mrs Ruby Mcistozh of Indianapolis, said to be a parolee from a women's state prison, was arrested Saturday night in Shelbyville. Police report she had a suit of clothes, a dress taken from J C Pensey Co, and underclothing from G C Murphy Co, plus another dress of unknown ownership.
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