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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1952

Page

3

Campaign clash over Korea policy stirs Indiana race

Sen Bill Jenner questions Gov Henry Schricker about drafting youths in endless war. Schricker defends Truman Acheson Korea policies, opposing arms denial, Panmunjom insults, and aims to keep US efforts in Korea intact while facing GOP criticism. Indiana migratory waterfowl season set with longer period and bag limits.

Bill Jenner Henry Schricker Korea Dwight Eisenhower MacArthur Ridgeway Schricker State Department GOP

Narrow Idaho town with 100 feet of road and rail

Ben and Belle return from a Rockies honeymoon and recount a town in Idaho built in a canyon only 100 feet wide where a railroad runs through a hotel. A gas station stop required parking on the tracks as a train approached and the engineer paused. The tale is used to praise shared space and neighborly rights of way.

Ben Belle Rockies Gardens Tavern Idaho

Race to End War Shapes Voters Choice in Korea

The speech warns that continued Truman Acheson policy risks public exhaustion and a humiliating surrender. It asserts Schricker equals more of the same in Korea, while Jenner is framed as a cleaner alternative to address the conflict.

Schricker Korea Bill Jenner

Carthage Friends Church Announces Meetings and Speaker

Everett W. Chapman is minister Alta Carr is pianist Sunday School Supt Mrs Wayne Osborn assists Sunday School Supt Flora Heim Sunday School Secretary Mary Robertson Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m Missionary meeting is next Wednesday afternoon Sept 17 at Pearl Barretts home Regular monthly meeting and early supper next week Thursday Sept 18 at 6 30 at the church Bring table service and folding tables Guest speaker Ernest Lamb.

Carthage Friends Church Everett W. Chapman Alta Carr Wayne Osborn Flora Heim Mary Robertson Pearl Barrett Ernest Lamb

East Street Christian Church Weekly Service Notice

Basil Stultz is minister Edith Hull superintendent Lesson titled Davids Religious Contribution Memory verse Serve the Lord with Gladness Worship and Communion 10 30 Sermon by the pastor Choir director John Wagner Pianist Mrs Harold Ruby Attendance last Sunday 118 Fish fry at church Friday and Saturday nights September 19 and 20 Public invited

Basil Stultz Edith Hull David John Wagner Harold Ruby Our Church

Walnut Ridge Friends Service Schedule and Welcome

Edgar C. White pastor Loyall Hunt superintendent Mildred Nigh assistant superintendent Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 40 Young People 6 30 p m evening services 7 30 p m prayer meeting 8 00 p m Thursday Keep the Sabbath holy but be holy all week Welcome to our services

Edgar C. White Loyall Hunt Mildred Nigh Young People’s Meeting

Fletcher Methodist Service Schedule and Leaders

Urie Faris leads the Fletcher Methodist church with Hubert Hunt as General Superintendent and Raymond Manche as Assistant Superintendent. Church school starts at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 with Dorothy Edwards as pianist. Prelude by Mrs Hubert Hunt. Sermon and closing services follow the call to worship by the minister.

Urie V. Faris Hubert Hunt Raymond Manche Dorothy Edwards

Democrats Accuse GOP of Being Tycoon Run

Fred Sparks of the Chicago Daily News notes in his post convention commentary that more than 150 millionaires attended the Democratic convention as delegates alternates or camp followers. He cites Harriman and Kerr as two of the candidates among the attendees.

Fred Sparks Chicago Daily News Harriman Kerr

Indiana Waterfowl Season Details

Indiana sets season for woodcock October 20 to November 18 inclusive. Daily limits apply for ducks geese brant and coot from two hours before sunrise to one hour before sunset with woodcock hours from sunrise to sunset. First day waterfowl opening at 12 noon. Shotgun plugs limit to 3 shells. rifles prohibited for waterfowl. Hunters over sixteen require federal duck stamp and state license.

Usfawil Indiana Mississippi Usfawls North American

David and the Psalms as a Heritage of Faith

The speaker argues that David wrote some Psalms and founded a legacy where religion and beauty unite. He notes Psalms as first hand experience of God, inspiring readers from ancient times to today, shaping worship, temple vision, and a culture of hopeful faith.

David God God the Lord Paul

Forward With A Fighting Faith Inspires Wesleyan Drive

The Wesleyan Church urges past class members to return for a new Sunday school contest with a winning class earning a day trip to Clifty Falls Park. Next Sunday features Cradle Roll Sunday with a dedication service for babies under three. Regular preaching Sunday nights and Wednesday prayer meetings are noted.

Wesleyan Church News Clifty Falls Park God

Kappa Kappa Sigma to Meet at Moore Home Tuesday

Members of Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority will meet next Tuesday evening September 16 with Mrs. Jerry Ann Ruby at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore. Mrs. Mary Frances Gatewood will assist Mrs. Ruby.

Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Kapa Kappa Sigma Sorority Jerry Ann Ruby Ralph Moore Mary Frances Gatewood Ruby

Sunday Guests Share Quiet Village Social at Multiple Homes

Sunday guests visited in Fountain town and Carthage area. Susie Bentley stayed with Mr and Mrs Howard Winslow and the Rev Charles S Winslow near a nursing home. Harold Ruby hosted a hamburger fry at his cabin with many relatives and friends from Rushville Knightstown and surrounding areas.

Susie Bentley Howard Winslow Charles S. Winslow Fountaintown Winslow Harold Ruby John Allen David East of Carthage Clarence Ruby Russell Brown Rushville Wallace Staten John Stanley Max Ellis Jacqueline Keene Knightstown Donald Ruby Clyde EB. Ruby Nancy Murray

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