10 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
1
Sabbath schedule details for multiple churches including CHURCH NOTES 9:45 Sabbath School and 11 morning worship with Acts 15:36-41 theme. Mentions 7:30 evening worship Judas, 7:30 Thursday prayer meeting, and a regular business meeting. Also notes missionary society meeting, reception for new pastor Monday 8 pm, and Sunday School times. reports on auto wreck injuries of Mrs Bessie Drury and John DeSchipper with incident details and injuries.
Miss Iva McCorkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred McCorkle of this place married Trees Jackson son of Isaiah Jackson of Greenfield at the M E Parsonage Monday afternoon at 8 o clock Rev J I Meyer officiating. They will reside with the McCorkles. Jackson employed at the paper mill.
Motorists are urged to buy Texaco at Moore's garage, claiming Texaco gas and oil produces less carbon buildup and fewer knocks at the same price as poorer grades. Local office advertises full sheets of blue carbon paper for sale.
Mr and Mrs Joe Michael of Milroy left for a three weeks trip to Hamilton New York the Exposition at Philadelphia and Chicago. David M McCorkle of Indianapolis visited relatives last week at Milroy. Henry Stager expects home Saturday from Whippany New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Fred Addison of Milroy attended a baseball game in Cincinnati and spent Sunday at Muncie. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wolf of Indianapolis and Dale Wolf of Norwood Ohio were in Morristown. Glen Somerville of Cambridge City has entered Purdue University. Born August 30 a son John B to Mr and Mrs William Edington of Lafayette grandson of Mr and Mrs Frank Binford.
The Lyceum Course features the Boyds and Katherine Gutchell as concert artists with songs, instrumentals and sketches. Randall Ensemble Players dramatize Madam Butterfly while Riviera Artists perform instrumental and vocal numbers from Tangerine Castles in the Air The Student Prince and Blossom Time. Proceeds benefit the schools Milk Fund.
A Tuesday evening session at the Auditorium basement drew twenty nine attendees from the local business community. Omer Trusler and William Jay of Rushville spoke while Fletcher M. E. Church women served dinner. Misses Grace Overman and Marcella Lineback provided vocal and instrumental music and readings by Overman.
The Indiana Electric Corporation warns that unpaid electric light bills incur a 1 cent per kilowatt surcharge after the 10th of each month. Settlement office hours are 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p m. Lyle Brenan is district manager.
William Manley has been ill for the past week, with no further information on his condition or duration provided.
A discussion from American Forests explains how ancient pines shed crowded lower branches to rise taller and straighter trunks. When saplings compete for light, the tree redirects sap past weaker inner limbs to the top branches, creating a straight trunk and a green crown.
D Stockbarger at MIT demonstrates transmitting sound via a light beam using a photoelectric cell. He converts light fluctuations into electrical currents then into sound, unlike Bell who used selenium and hoped to vary resistance with light.
Miss Ruth A. Henley entered Purdue University this week. Malcolm Small entered Purdue University on Wednesday. Mrs Marbel Edwards leaves Monday to teach first grade in New Castle schools. Glen Renegar will leave Friday for Muncie to enter State Normal.
The orange melon crop is reported in good condition and plentiful, indicating strong yields. No additional context or details are provided in the source text.
The article notes Rev J I Meyer and family will occupy the new parsonage after Conference in Evansville. It also mentions the present M E parsonage purchased by Harry Rhodes and that the late Robert Hill property on Walnut street will be furnished with a furnace. Big Blue river overflow floods nearby areas after heavy rains.
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