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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1936

Page

6

Old Men Still Useful Fists and Razor Blades

Commentary notes the usefulness of mature age in the judiciary with a look at Supreme Court ages and past presidents. It recalls Chief Justice Hughes, Taft, and a hypothetical path had Taft become president, contrasting with Wilson era spending. The column then shifts to a London riot described with razor blade violence in Mile End Road.

Supreme Court Hughes Taft Justice Brewer Woodrow Wilson California United States London Mile End Road

Fragmentary column recalls sweeping world tensions and ethics

A compact, era voice laments modern justice and crime science while surveying global strains. References to electric chairs, moral arguments for fighting, and distress signals mingle with Japan Britain and Mussolini era tensions amid speculation on China and Ethiopia.

Coast Guard Hawaii New York Britain Japan China John Bull Mussolini Ethiopia Ethionia

Biographical Sketch of Joseph Overman

Biographical sketch notes Joseph Overman lived near Carthage after moving from a private school to a farm two miles north of town. He died March 25, 1906, at age 89, was a devout Methodist Episcopal member, and the piece was written February 12, 1936.

Friends Carthage Methodist Episcopal Church

Rushville Social Notes Show Wide Circle of Visitors

Morristown and Rushville residents host and visit relatives from Indianapolis to Kokomo and Shelbyville. Visitors include Harlan Long, Carlos Tong of Gwineville and IU student Marjorie Held. Local trips feature the Fountaintown church homecoming and Earlham student Malbrook Allender. A broken arm sidelines Mrs. Williams, while nearby families celebrate birthdays and weekend guests at Gowdy and Ball State University era settings.

Harlan Long Carlos Tong Gwineville Rushville Marjorie Nelson Jean Held Marjorie Held Indiana University Margaret Stirling Anna Patten Minnie Wolf Curtis Smith Fountaintown M.E Frank E. Sawyer Indianapolis Earnest Tracy Notre Talbert Susan Sally Robert Vredenburg Millie Talbert Aubrey Dunlavey Kokomo C. C. Williams Williams Senator Russell R. Handy Washington D. C Ft. Lauderdale Fla Virginia Nigh Rosalind Johnson Shelbyville E. W. Akeman W. T. Butler E. L. Morris Fountaintown Christian Church Malbrook Allender Earlham College Richmond Warren Allender E. F. Bardin William Russell R. E. Dugan Fannie Dugan Nora Huffman Lawrence Huffman Mays Harry Huffman Foster Hudson Jimmy Bobbie J. E. Hudson Freeport Otis Miller Doris Louise Miller Leeanna Claribelle Hill Esther Hazel Shaw Frances Buck Marian Miller Selah Lorraine Boring Miss Hill Gilbert Smith W. L. Parrish Gowdy Helen Greigh Unger Gertrude Keaton Ralph Rigdon Ball

Junior class play praised with talent and timing

The junior class presented a well received show with flawless lines and punctual entrances. Senior sponsors and Miss George praised the performance while the Gordon siblings and Miss Wallen earned acclaim for their intermission singing.

Social news items from Indiana towns

State Teachers college at Muncie. Mrs. Everett Nugent, Mrs. O. M. Murray and Mrs. Anna Wallace spent Monday in Indianapolis. Charles Bruner of Indianapolis, former resident of Morristown was visiting friends and old acquaintances in Morristown Sunday. Mr. B. L. McDill spent the weekend at his Brooklyn home. Mrs. Arthur Roberts and son Truman were Shelbyville visitors Monday afternoon. Mrs. Harlan Long, Mrs. Carlos Long and Mrs. Curtis Smith were visitors in Indianapolis Saturday spending the day.

State Teachers College Muncie Everett Nugent O. M. Murray Anna Wallace Indianapolis Charles Bruner Morristown B. L. McDill Brooklyn Arthur Roberts Truman Shelbyville Harlan Long Carlos Long Curtis Smith

Are You Living Above the Average Sermon at Carthage Friends

Sermon topic Are You Living Above the Average highlighted at Carthage Friends Church. Rev Cecil E Haworth leads Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30 with midweek Bible making session Thursday at 7 00. Encourages attendance in October and November.

Fletcher M. E. Church Rally Day and Homecoming Notice

Fletcher M. E. Church Reverend Robert H. Myers announces unified Sunday school and morning worship at 9 30 with preaching at 10 20. Evening service at 7. Rally day and homecoming set for November 1, with the election board to be formed by the Senior Civics class. Carthage High School mourns the loss of an alumnus.

Carthage High School

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