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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1945

Page

3

Carthage Post Office Rates Notice

Subscription and advertising rates listed for Carthage Indiana Post Office service. One year 52 weeks six months 26 weeks with special rate for service veterans. Advertising rates available upon application.

Peace in Our Time and Penicillin Breakthrough

Editorial urges that a near end to the European war may be near and questions what peace will entail and endure. It warns of a costly postwar period and calls for a vigilant, peace-driven American stance and readiness. The piece then notes a penicillin discovery that can pass from mother to fetus and its potential to treat fetal diseases. It also mentions War Production Board approval allowing civilian drug purchases of penicillin by prescription.

Germany America Americans Journal of the American Medical Association

Arlington Socials Roundup Honors Navy bound Buddy Wicker

Mr and Mrs Herbert Trobaugh hosted a Sunday gathering with guests from Raleigh Harley Sheppard and family and Arlington guests Mr and Mrs Howard Baker. The Arlington Christian church Senior Young People hosted a party for Buddy Wicker leaving for the navy with games and refreshments. Other attendees included Junior Anderson Henry Stevens Billy Long Donnie Kennedy Lois Mitchell Ruth Ellen Logan Bee Coffin Esther Ellen Dearinger Patty Long and Rev Charles Buck. Honoring T-5 and Mrs Harold McFatridge, recently ...

Herbert Trobaugh Harley Sheppard Raleigh Howard Baker Arlington Buddy Wicker Navy Junior Anderson Henry Stevens Billy Long Donnie Kennedy Lois Mitchell Ruth Ellen Logan Bee Coffin Esther Ellen Dearinger Patty Long Charles Buck

Married couple hosts Arlington shower Wednesday night

A miscellaneous wedding shower was held Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stout in Arlington. Guests attended and gifts were given as plans for forthcoming appointments were discussed.

Howard Stout Arlington

Patriotic Party for Bride with Music and Refreshments

Mr and Mrs John Posey hosted a patriotic reception with red white and blue streamers leading to gifts on the dining table. Posey played piano solos and accompanied a musical contest. About fifty five guests enjoyed recipes written for the bride and refreshments. Assisting hosts included Mr Evertt Sunman, Mr and Mrs Gowdy, Mrs Baker, and Mrs Kennedy.

John Posey Posey Everett Sunman Owen Gowdy Howard Baker Lena Kennedy

Priscilla club meets with eight members at Mrs Weldon Beckner’s

Mrs Weldon Beckner hosted the Priscilla club in Arlington with eight members present. Mrs Brown led a paper on The Doctor Who Opened the West and Mrs Stanley Williams supervised games. Refreshments followed during the social hour. Several local residents visited or joined for dinners and shows over the weekend in Rushville Homer and Indianapolis.

Weldon Beckner Arlington Priscilla Club Brown Doctor Stanley Williams

Kennedy and Long families host gatherings in Shelbyville

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kennedy with family visited in Shelbyville Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Long and family entertained Sunday with guests including Mrs. Jack Long.

Bob Kennedy Shelbyville Owen Long Jack Long

Mrs Bayard Baker Attends Hancock County Club Convention

Mrs Bayard Baker will attend the Hancock County Convention of Federated Clubs in the Memorial building at Greenfield Thursday.

Hard-hearted Americans urged to share surplus clothing

Carl Van Doren argues that Americans can ease the burden on liberated countries by donating unused clothing. He warns that hoarding garments harms allies and oneself, as surplus attire could keep others warm, fed, and able to work.

Carl van Doren

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