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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1945

Page

4

Social Dinner and Weekend Guests Across Morris County

A long list of social visits and dinners from Morris town and nearby towns recaps gatherings. Mr and Mrs Harold Ruby hosted at Kopper Kettle with many relatives, while Ralph Lloyd’s family celebrated his son Ralph Jr’s upcoming Armed Service departure. Various families shared meals with relatives in Greenfield Anderson Knightstown Indianapolis and Indianapolis area. Ross Tweedy travels south for lumber work as others attend commencements and hospital visits.

Harold Ruby Thomas Bush Walter Chonan Ross Tweedy Will Barber Chicago Morristown Elmer McMichael Elmer Jr Ernest Easter Ralph Lloyd Ralph, Jr Armed Service John White Lilburn White Ivan Alexander C. W. Myers Rushville Max Ellis Cary Lynn Richard Morgan Edgar Ellis Greenfield Robert McClarnon Charles Rhodes Robert Tuttle Leah Finney Anderson Hubert Hunt Pamela Robert Hunt Earl O. Hill Fred W. Hill Betty Jean Rena Hill Frank Olis Howard E. Henley Ronald Veach San Bernardino Calif Knightstown Veach Ralph Veach Carroll Veach Veterans Hospital Lexington Della Winslow New Palestine Anna H. Phelps Basil Hedgecock Maude Porter Kelly Veach Frank Overman Stuart McKnight Julian Overman Nelle Cassidy Elizabeth Caldwell William Gemmill Winona Newsom Ella Nelson Jennie Lee Talbert A. J. Carr Jack Paul Gordon, Jr Washington, D. C Paul James Carr Purdue University Pvt Eugene Gardner Little Son Denver Claude Souder Louie Souder Harry McIlvaine Nedra Drury Falmouth Joanne Tweedy Mary Lou Tweedy Walter Phelps Hubert Hill Grace Porter Mary Louise Hill Winchester Allen Blacklidge Sarah Stager Luther Hull Hull Pearl Williams Osgood Hattie Innis Sharlee Kyser Gouldie Kyser Will Mahoney New Castle Charles Jones Eunice H. Publow Howard Windsor Gailding Randolph County Hospital Wincester Shelbyville Shirley Gaimer Manilla

Blue River church events and missionary meet held

Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. The monthly missionary meeting was held Thursday afternoon with Mrs Nora Nalls.

East ST. Christian Church Basil Stultz Geo. B. Moore Cecil Pike Fletcher Methodist J. T. Scull Hubert Hunt Arthur White Howard Crim Roy Turner Nora Nalls

$37,500 Prizes For Arc Welding Students

The James F. Lincoln Foundation of Cleveland Ohio offers prizes totaling 37500 in two divisions. Division 1 awards go to producers of fibre and food products with sums from 3000 down to 50. Division 2 targets county agents and agriculture teachers. Dr E E Dreese of Ohio State University chairs the rules committee, aided by other university officials.

James F. Lincoln Foundation Cleveland Ohio E. E. Dreese Ohio State University

Indiana State Parks Set May 5 Opening Date

Indiana announces May 5 as the official opening date for its 13 state parks with earlier access allowed for visitors. Brown County Lodge and cabins opened Saturday while Arcade hotel and pavilion at Dunes State Park start May 19. other department hotels have not set dates.

Indiana Indiana Department of Conservation Brown County Arcade Dunes State Park Milton Matter

4H Needletwisters Elect New Officers at Meeting

The 4H Needletwisters met on Wednesday April 25 at the school with 23 members present. After pledge to the flag and four candle symbols for head heart hands and health, officers were installed and instructed by predecessors. New officers are Phyllis Small president Martha Small vice president Lois Reames secretary and treasurer Lumarie Neal reporter.

Phyllis Small Martha Small Lois Reames Lumarie Neal

Pressure cookers urged for canning season readiness

Perry S. Richey Indiana Representative of the Office of Supply W F A advised homemakers to have their pressure cookers inspected and tested early. Early testing will allow time for repairs if needed and ensure the cooker is ready when asparagus and peas are ready for canning.

Perry S. Richey Indiana Office of Supply

Baby Shoes Rationed As Leather Shortage Persists

The Office of Price Administration announces that from May 1 all children's shoes in all sizes will be placed on the ration list. The move follows acute leather shortages, manpower limits, and rising birth rates. Despite higher production this year, many mothers face difficulties ensuring proper footwear for their young.

Office of Price Administration

Golden Rule Hatcheries Seeks Summer Chick Orders

Rushville hatchery advertises metal electric brooders and summer chicks available now. Offers hygiene litter and feeder joints with a contact phone 2516 for Golden Rule Hatcheries.

Golden Rule Hatcheries Rushville

Indiana University Graduation Ceremony Held in Bloomington

The 3 p m Sunday ceremony in the university auditorium featured Dr. Ralph C. Hutchinson of Penn as speaker. Mrs. Marjorie Brown Fraze earned a B S in business while Miss Helen Minneman received a law degree. Attendees included Mrs. Loren White Miss Margaret Newkirk Mrs. James B. Terhune and the Brown family with son Edward.

Indiana University of Bloomington University Ralph C. Hutchinson Penn Marjorie Brown Fraze Roscoe Brown Helen Minneman Bush County Loren White Margaret Newkirk Knightstown James B. Terhune Edward

Arrested for Intoxication in Carthage Case

Emory Conley was arrested last Friday night by Marshal King in Carthage on intoxication charges. He was taken to Rushville for trial before Justice Cox and fined one dollar plus costs.

Emory Conley Carthage Marshal King Rushville Justice Cox

Snips Missing After Community Building Pickup

A pair of blue handled metal snips taken from the head of the ramp at the Community Building on Wednesday afternoon are requested to be returned. Contact H, 0, PITTS if found.

Pitts

Rush County Teams Dominate Noblesville District

Rush county sent two livestock and two dairy judging teams to Noblesville for the district meet on Wednesday. The livestock squad won first place. Competing members included Donald Stoten Jr, Robert E White, Ripley, John Rigsbee, Robert Gardner Posey Township, Donald Staten Jr, and Robert E White. Dean Goodwin and Deryl Souder served on the dairy judging team. Coaches were Arthur Hill, Carthage agricultural teacher. William Cunningham, Arlington teacher. E E Privett, Rushville teacher. and Estell Dalrymple of ISSC Home in cooperation with the county extension office.

Rush County Noblesville Donald Stoten, Jr Robert E. White Ripley John Rigsbee Robert Gardner Posey Township Donald Staten, Jr Dean Goodwin Deryl Souder Arthur Hill Carthage William Cunningham Arlington E. E. Privett Rushville Estell Dalrymple ISSC County Extension Office

County waste paper to armor shells aids wartime effort

Rush county residents can supply enough waste paper to create 63,090 suits of armor for 105 mm shells if they save about 10 pounds of newspapers wrapping paper and boxes each month. The 105 mm shells aid American forces toward Berlin and Tokyo. Last year Americans saved 10,644 pounds per capita, enough for about 15 con containers for the 105 mm shells.

Rush County Berlin Tokyo

Masonic Dinner At East Street Church Hosts 110

The Masonic lodge members and their wives enjoyed chicken dinner served by East Street Christian church ladies. About 110 people attended. Bayard Baker was the speaker at the post dinner program.

Masonic Lodge East Street Christian Church Bayard Baker

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