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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1939
Page
2
Carthage Friends announce Sunday September 3 schedule: Bible school 9:30 a.m. lesson Isaiah: A Life Dedicated to God. Men's forum on world problems. Worship at 10:30 a.m. Sermon by pastor. Mid week Worship Thursday 7:30 p.m. Open to public. newcomers welcome.
State Highway Commission chairman T A Dicus calls on farmers to cut tall weeds and corn in fence corners at road intersections to improve visibility and reduce accidents. He notes the commission spends thousands yearly on STOP signs and that obstructed vision has led to fatalities, urging quick action.
The McNess Man Jesse Newsom advertises a limited time deal for an 11 oz double strength vanilla extract and a guaranteed dry dustless floor mop for 1.50. Also listed are used ranges and stoves for sale by Carthage Hardware with prices from 5 to 65 dollars.
Rush County Auditor Hubert R. Alexander posts claims for the upcoming board meeting on September 4 1939. Entries include Dale Fisher A E Boyce Co Indianapolis Office Supply Carthage Citizen Rushville Telegram and many others with varied expenses and reimbursements.
Indiana announces a six day cock pheasant season from November 10 to 16 with a daily bag limit of two cock birds and a possession limit of four. There is no season on hens. The expansion follows a state survey showing pheasant numbers rising and stock safe. Over 42 000 pheasants were released last year by the Division of Fish and Game with local clubs.
The Walker Township Home Builders club hosted the 4-H club girls at Rushville City Park Tuesday. A noon pitch-in dinner served twenty eight 4-H girls seven guests and twenty six members. The afternoon included a flag salute a song of the month and a travelogue by Mrs Ora Lower. Mr and Mrs Oscar Miller visited over the weekend in Wabash for the Miller reunion.
Miss Mary E. Catt daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph M Catt of Brandywine Hancock and Bronie S Wingis Raleigh high school basketball coach were married August 19 by Rev Herschel L Reed at the Christian church in Raleigh They plan to reside in Greenfield Wingis long noted as a smart alert coach with successful well trained squads in the county.
Charlie McCarthy during the production of Letter of Introduction was rushed to a hospital at 4 10 pm for a long anticipated operation. Edgar Bergen said he had squeakilis of the joint eroos and later Termitis. A creosote bath was claimed to cure him.
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