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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1941
Page
2
Mrs. Bob Sharpe hosted the Posey Home Helpers club Tuesday with 26 members and 5 guests present. The gathering opened with creed and song, Bible pictures on Passion Week were shown, and the group voted to sponsor 4 H club girls.
Fred W. Parish certifies the above bank statement as true. The article lists local social notes from Gwynneville including visits, dinners, church meetings, and residents of the D. E. Peer, Poer, Swain, Nigh, and Post families with names like Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hurst and Mrs. Earnestine Nigh observed across households. The document also notes a notary public dated April 9, 1941.
Joyed at the close of the games by the members and one guest Mrs Pete Jones. Jimmie Readle of Connersville visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs Elmer Readle. Mrs Elmer Wilkinson of Indianapolis visited here Saturday. Mrs Stella Davis has returned home after spending winter in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Floyd Blanton of Orange were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Will Stout and family. Mr and Mrs Morris Stout and son of Indianapolis were supper guests. Mrs Lowell Hutchinson and daughter Mary Louise were visitors in Shelbyville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Tom Hufferd and sons of Greenfield were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Readle and also called on Mrs Wm Hufferd. Mr and Mrs Rex Kalp and Mr and Mrs Jack Wedding were visitors in Shelbyville Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Glen Schroeder of near Rushville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Alexander. Mrs Pearl Cox and Warren Young of Arlington Woodson Young of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Cecil Boring and daughter in Madison. Mrs Guy Kinnman and son Martin of Camp Knox were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A W Rigsbee and family. Mrs Wayne Daubenspeck of near Rushville and Mrs Merle Kemple were visitors in Indianapolis Saturday. Mr and Mrs A W Rigsbee and family were Sunday guests of Mrs James Norris in Lafayette.
A Tuesday note records a visit by a Bluffton guest to Mr and Mrs Howard Earnesf and family. It also notes Mrs Rachel Sullivan visiting her hospitalised brother in New Castle last Friday.
The family expresses sincere thanks to those who helped during the illness and death of wife and mother Mrs. Alonzo Kizer and for flowers sent. Alonzo Kizer and Family.
Marshal Lon McCorkle warns all dog owners to immediately purchase licenses or face shooting. Notice also confirms the Davis couple has bought the Denzil McDaniel property on Tweedyville and plans to move soon to Mrs Grace Drake’s South Main street property.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for Architect and Engineer positions with salaries from 2600 to 4600 dollars annually. Closing dates May 7 1941 for architect and June 30 1942 for engineers. Qualifications include 4-year college degrees in architecture or engineering and relevant experience. Also notes updated contact points for application details. Mr and Mrs Lindley Taylor have bought the Charles Parish property on East Mill Street and plan to move soon.
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