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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
6
The corner of Main and Mill streets sees the former Sharer and Moore Hardware store and George Winslow’s Barber Shop demolished. The wrecking is underway as part of the property disposition by the Henley heirs.
The town’s historic business block, owned by the Hen ley heirs, stands as one of the oldest structures. Rumors suggest a filling station may replace the building, altering the streetscape and local commerce.
Chicago report shows Alf M. Landon with a two to one advantage over Franklin D. Roosevelt in a WIND poll covering Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Iowa and Wisconsin. Landon leads by about 12 000 votes to Roosevelt’s under 6 000 with minor candidates Lemke Browder and Thomas sharing roughly 1 500 votes.
James Truslow Adams in The Living Jefferson argues the New Deal administration broke more pledges to the people than any prior government. He says repudiation arose from efforts to reshape social and economic life for the president’s personal approval, threatening self-government and risking dictatorship or chaos. Scribner’s publishes the book. Adams is noted for Founding of New England and The Epic of America.
Arthur Lovall was arrested Tuesday on a charge of jumping a board bill at Monticello. He was taken into custody here by Deputy Sheriff Frye with help from Marshal McCorkhill and Deputy Sheriff Bennington. McCorkhill held him until the deputies arrived.
A reader asks if their Citi zen subscription has expired and notes to check the date printed at paper end near their name for verification. The message thanks the recipient.
Homecoming will be held at the Friends church Sunday September 13 with morning speaker Professor Irvin Shultz of Butler College delivering the address.
Doc Hudson and family from New Castle were guests of Nancy Payne last Sunday, enjoying a social visit and conversation at her home.
Miss Hettie Hunt will travel to Missoula Montana on Friday to resume her teaching duties in the city continuing her educational work after a period away.
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