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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1941

Page

6

Indianapolis business men meet for informal congressional talks

A group of business leaders gather in Indianapolis for an informal conference with a twenty member congressional committee. The meeting aims to discuss legislation and potential savings in billions tied to small enterprises. Scheduled for 2 p m Tuesday September 9, it is the first of such conferences and not final.

Congress Indianapolis Halleck Indiana

Carthage Reunion Appeal From a Former Resident

A former Carthage resident urges classmates to organize a reunion. He recalls school life, local politics, jokes, and community figures, mentions Road 109 progress, and invites others to join the effort noting several familiar names and places from Carthage.

Bridge reopening eyed in eight to ten days

Brief town page notes the Carthage K Town road bridge may be open to traffic in about eight or ten days. It also mentions Colgum being taken over next week by R. C. Dick McNabb as part of a casual reader update.

Rover Clover Highway Commission Knightstown Anderson Carthage J. C. Penny Indianapolis Richmond Grover Cleveland Posey Jackson Henderson Ed Gary P. O Sam John Turner P.O. Bees Cleve Newsom Carthage-K-Town Road Colgum R. C Dick) McNabb

Church News And Conference Update From Indiana

Dutch Hews clarifies that C V McMillan and sister Raymond Manche will attend the board meeting at the church Friday night at 8. Sunday school is at 9 30 a m and the morning service at 10 30. Next Sunday marks the last of the Conference year as the Indiana Annual Conference opens next Wednesday at Meridian Street Church in Indianapolis.

Raymond Kennedy Ralph Mosier Joseph Alexander Hubert Hunt A. B. Thompson Sarah Stager Frank Overman Arthur Lineback Dennis Jones Raymond McDaniel Ralph Pearson Raymond Manche S. S. Supt Indiana Meridian Street Church Indianapolis

East St. Christian Church Schedule Changes

Frank F. Jones and Forrest Marshall lead morning worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m The lesson is Revelation A Message to Persecuted Churches The church notes all activities now run on Central Standard Time and Sunday school will dismiss at 11 15 a m, fifteen minutes earlier.

Frank F. Jones Forrest Marshall S. S

Carthage Friends Adopt Standard Time and Schedule Change

Carthage Friends switch from Unified Service to regular schedule with Bible school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m led by Pastor Murray S Kenworthy and S S Supt Gouldie Kyser The sermon closes the 10 30 a m service Thursday mid week worship at 7 30 p m marks the weekly pattern Beginning with the first Sunday in September the church moves from Daylight Savings to Standard Time and adjusts the timetable for services

Murray S. Kenworthy Gouldie Kyser S. S Carthage Friends

Christian Science Services in Rushville

Christian Science Society Rushville holds Sunday 10 45 services and third Wednesday 7 45 monthly in Rush County Bank Rooms 7 8. Sunday school for ages up to 20 at 9 30. Public invited. Lesson Sermon subject Sunday September 7 is Man with Golden Text from I John 3 1. Citations compose the Lesson Sermon.

Christian Science Services Christian Science Society Rushville Rush County Bank Churches of Christ Scientist God

Man’s place under divine guidance and sovereignty

Psalm 8 reflects on the heavens and man’s diminutive status before God yet grants him dominion over creation. The Christian Science text asserts man’s inalienable rights of self governance, reason, and conscience when rightly guided by divine Truth and Love.

Mary Baker Eddy

State Fair Visitors From Carthage Area

A list of Carthage and nearby residents visiting the state fair includes Mr. and Mrs. James B. Terhune and many others such as Miss Carolyn June Delay Mrs. Claribel Winslow and children Wallace and Donald Cook and Dr. and Mrs. George B. Jones among numerous families and individuals.

George Moore Leona Higgins Granite City Illinois Sam Forkner Anderson James Heifner Florence Heifner Charlottesville Ed Sharpe Indianapolis Blount Sharpe Arlington Charles Sharpe Otto Moore Rushville Tom Talbert Morristown Ella Nelson Finley Grove City Carthage James B. Terhune Albert Terhune Carolyn June Delay Ray Gurley Hamil Henley Claribel Winslow Roscoe Brown Marjorie Edward Brown Iva Cook Wallace Donald Cook Charles Rhodes Ralph Moore Clyde Ruby A. B. Thompson Verna S. Hill Ross Tweedy Alice Ruth Hunt Thomas Bush Walter Dhonau Betty Lou Dhonau Larry Hunt Lowell Dyer M.S. Kyser Robert Reed Walter J. Phelps Sharlee Kyser Belle Phelps Maude Porter Walter Nelson Ora Siler Russell Siler Harry O. Pitts

Tuberculosis: The World’s Most Common Disease

Tuberculosis remains the most prevalent disease globally yet is highly curable with early treatment. Early diagnosis and access to care are emphasized as key to reducing mortality and transmission.

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