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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
2
Bruce Barton reflects on habit and change through anecdotes from a station agent and Socrates, then recalls William Hard and Calvin Coolidge on luck and perseverance. The piece weighs how conviction, humility, and chance shape success across eras.
Amos F Gates aged 78 died Friday at his home on Knightstown road. Survived by three sons Herbert, Rev Edwin L Gates, and John W Gates. Oliver W Righter aged 72 died Tuesday night at his home. Survived by widow, daughter Lillian Coleman, and four brothers. A reception at Friends church honored Rev Frank C Guyatt as new pastor and retiring pastor Rev Charles S Dudley with teachers and community members attending.
The social committee served light refreshments after the event where Sharlee Kyser performed a net solo.
Carthage Board and Paper Co plans a north side extension to the big machine room to house an additional machine and hire more workers for the new addition. John Gates students list includes Ruth Hill Maude Phelps Ruth Moore Mae Addison Frances Ryse Dorothy Ramsey Elizabeth Nelson Pratha Seeley Ramona Pitts Ruth Henley Eugene Herkless Lucille Pierce Douglas Pierce Helen Ellington Ruth Addison Mildred Addison Gertude Parker Serena Outland Marcella Lineback Ralph Erickson Agnes Sattler Serena Ball Mabel Minor Beatrice Hunt Halsey Reames Mabel Reddick Nema Earnest Thimble club ladies host Mrs M F Lovett Tuesday afternoon.
Forty years ago Miss Nina Newsom headed to Terre Haute for school. The Teachers Institute for Ripley Posey and Walker townships will be held in Manilla. Services in the new Christian church will be led by Rev. D. J. Gary. Rush County WCTU convention meets at Walnut Ridge with a gold medal event. J W Hanson faced an assault after a Republican meeting. community condemns the attack. Mr and Mrs Fred Hill and Betty Jean visited Indianapolis Saturday.
A speaker claims vast wealth from superior intelligence and enterprise while noting losses of millions. The remark questions what remains for the truly superior in intelligence and enterprise after such gains and setbacks.
Alf M. Landon argued in Buffalo on August 26, 1936 that indirect taxes on essentials shift the main burden to wage earners, salaried workers, farmers, and small businesspeople as the cost of government remains hidden from big spenders.
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