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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
2
O. O. F. No. 255 Carthage Lodge meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 o clock on the third floor of the Auditorium East Mill Street Visiting members are always welcome.
Autumn starts September 23 as youths ignore curfew despite school time. The public demands restoration of the regular fountain, badly stored and in unhandy condition for nearly seven weeks.
Garver C. Wright of Farm land will head the Home band and orchestra. Mr and Mrs Rowland H. Hill and Mr and Mrs J. H. Healey were guests at a six o'clock dinner of state fair officers last Thursday in Indianapolis.
The dairy cattle judging contest at the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 17 1925 will feature medals and diplomas for top individuals and teams in Ayrshires Brown Swiss Guernseys Holsteins and Jerseys Entrants must be new to judging and the closing date for applications is October 3 1925 with eligibility open to United States and Canada residents who have not previously judged at a fair or shown at a national event.
Hundreds of Indiana boys and girls plan a visit to the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis from October 10 to 17. They will travel with families or organized groups and meet dairy club entrants from many states while viewing top calves and exchanging ideas with young people nationwide.
Mr and Mrs James A Heifner of near Westland plan removing goods at a combination sale to be held Saturday September 19 at 12 30 p m at Trib bey s Sale Barn in Arlington.
The Marion Leader-Tribune honors Dr. Horace M. Gear known as Dark Gear as a selfless civic leader and loyal friend. He is remembered for unselfish service, church and lodge work, and his daily readiness to help others, leaving a lasting positive influence on the community.
Mr and Mrs J A Lineback visited Mrs Frank H Holt in Indianapolis where she just returned from Seattle. Families gathered in Milroy and with Fred Addison. Edgar Scofield of Rushville was fined for forgery and sentenced to the state reformatory for at least 14 years. Marion will hold a memorial for Dr Horace M Gear by the M E Church and Kiwanis Club. Howard E Henley attended the State Bankers Association meeting in West Baden. Alfred Rothweiler of Cleveland visited his great aunt F S Hill. Clyde Roberts, a missionary in Mexico for fourteen years, spoke Sunday.
Johns Hopkins’s Dr. E V McCollum argues American meals are too fussy and promotes simple suppers and lunches. The Health Food Show under his supervision debuts in Indianapolis October 10 to 17 with aims to build healthier longer lives through dietary studies at the National Dairy Exposition.
Harry Nelson receives a one year contract to haul coal from Knightstown to the Home, starting last Friday. The arrangement covers all trips under the agreement and names Nelson as the hauling provider for the duration.
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