Moore Attends Funeral of Uncle Nathan Young
Moore attends the funeral services for his uncle Nathan Young in Marion on Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
4
Moore attends the funeral services for his uncle Nathan Young in Marion on Tuesday.
Basil Stultz is pastor Geo B Moore serves as superintendent Cecil Pike assistant superintendent Sunday school begins at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 p m Young People's Meeting follows at 6 p m
Dr. J. T. Scull minister leads a Fletcher Methodist preaching service at 10 30 with Hubert Hunt as superintendent and Raymond Manche as assistant. The sermon title is Lost Gospel.
Howard Crim pastor in Carthage with Mrs Roy Turner superintendent. Sunday school 9:30 class meeting 10:30 and preaching at 7 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday at Blue River. Sunday school 9:30 am and preaching 10:30 am. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Rev Virgil Miller of Shelbyville will have charge of services at Carthage and Blue River.
DeWitt Foster and Pastor Gouldie Kyser announce the bible school convening at 9 30. Divine worship is at 10 30 with the sermon An Invitation to a Great Feast. A youth fellowship meets at 6 p m and mid week prayer and Bible study is at 7 p m Thursday.
Lawrence Carter, an Ohio teacher for five weeks, visited Carthage with his parents last Saturday and returned Monday morning to resume duties. The note records a brief family visit during a teaching assignment period.
E F Winslow and daughter Ann visit Rev and Mrs Charles Winslow. Leo Stadtmiller of the Farm Credit Administration announces new 4 percent loans for farmers for livestock feed or winter grain, to landowners or tenants, up to 400 dollars, with applications via Miss Evelyn Kemple at Rushville court house or Stadtmiller in Indianapolis.
Members from across Indiana converge on the 14th yearly convention of the Indiana Motor Truckers to discuss industry issues, safety, and transportation matters.
Mrs. Carl C. Allen of West Monroe Louisiana shares how Faultless Starch sped up ironing saving minutes per load. The ad claims yearly ironing time saved totals 26 hours and urges readers to switch to Faultless Starch.
The association plans a two day meeting at the Glaypool Hotel in Indianapolis on November 2 and 3 executive secretary J E Nicholas announced. The event focuses on safety and fleet operations with more than 300 members to hear national speakers discuss post war trucking industry programs.
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