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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
2
Mrs. Esther Nelson of Oskaloosa Iowa spent Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs Frank White. Mr and Mrs Elmer Langston, returned missionaries from South America, attended the Friends church last Thursday and gave remarks.
A busy social calendar highlights visits and guests across Stringtown Fairmount Indianapolis Greenfield and Plymouth. Rev Blaire Bishop resigns to pursue evangelistic work and Miss Mildred White sails for missionary work in Palestine as families travel and relocate.
Mr and Mrs Carl Jessup and their car Ruggles will relocate to the Hobart Wilson property this week as the move takes place.
E. F. Baxter of Chilton Texas reports to the Republican National Committee about Mexicans imported to pick Texas cotton while 138 404 people are on work relief. He cites a Dallas News AP dispatch noting Mercedes chamber of commerce asking to suspend immigration rulings to meet a labor shortage and avoid crop damage.
The Lynchburg News quotes Senator Carter Glass of Virginia criticizing relief politics and noting higher unemployment this year. The remark highlights public sentiment about funding political machines and the burden on ordinary earners.
Sunday school and worship start at 9 30 with a Christian Recognition service honoring years of faith. The pastor preaches Found Faithful. Evening service at 7 30 features The Light of the World. Midweek service Thursday at 7 30.
The Liquidating Agent of the Carthage Savings Association filed in Rush Circuit Court Indiana a petition listing each creditor and shareholder with the amounts due per the association records. The document requests names addresses and amounts and includes the recommendation for liquidation actions.
The text announces that the association has assets to cover all claims and requests court approval for claims. Judge schedules Saturday October 31, 1936, for creditors, shareholders, or interested persons to appear and file petitions asserting claims or object to the agent's recommended allowance. Howard E. Henley serves as Liquidating Agent.
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