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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1944

Page

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Community Center Drive Sees Half of Fund Goal Reached

Carthage residents push to raise 5000 dollars for the Tweedy Memorial Community Center in Ripley township. About half the amount has been raised with a recent 1000 dollar gift from Container Corporation fueling momentum. The auditorium donated by Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy and Mrs. Emma Tweedy promises space for local groups as fundraisers continue.

Tweedy Memorial Community Center Container Corporation Carthage Ripley Township Ross Tweedy Emma Tweedy

End of School Year Activities in Carthage

Closing exercises were held at the Carthage school gym with Rev. N I Schoolfield of Bedford delivering the commencement address. Miriam Gardner received the Woman's Literary Circle scholarship and a Container Corporation gift of 10. Miss Jess ie Munden got 5. County Supt. Charles DeMundrun presented diplomas as music and tea events wrapped the final days.

Rev. N. I. Schoolfield of Bedford Woman’s Literary Circle Howard E. Henley Miriam Gardner

Convention Of Federated Clubs Elects New Officers

The twenty second convention of Federated Clubs met at Mays school building with 60 members. Officers elected include Gladys Elwell president Leslie Hinchman vice president Mary Hodge secretary and Howard E Henley treasurer. A tulip tree was planted and a living service star honored relatives of clubwomen. Next year’s meeting will be in Rushville with the state convention May 10 to 12 in Indianapolis.

Mays School Sunshine Club Mays Study Club Gladys Elwell Leslie Hinchman Mary Hodge Howard E. Henley Charles Newhouse Womans Literary Circle of Carthage Bayard Baker Silas Peckinbaugh Daughters of the Sunshine and Study Club Delores Dyer Eileen Apple Janice McBride Lucille Hunsinger Wanda L. Draper Miss McBride Brothers Rush County Federated Club Harry Chapin Center Church Rushville Claypool Indianapolis Howard £. Henley J. A. Lineback Gouldie Kyser Mattie Clark

Mrs Billy Hugh Small Returns Home From Camp Cook

Mrs Billy Hugh Small arrived home Wednesday from Camp Cook California where she had been visiting or stationed for a period.

Billy Hugh Small Camp Cook Calif

King Named Town Marshal After Council Meeting

Fred King was appointed town marshal at a special town council meeting on Tuesday night. The current marshal Foster Wilson had resigned earlier. King will begin his duties on May 1.

Fred King Foster Wilson Mr. King

Voting place change for Ripley Precinct 2

Voters in Ripley township Precinct 2 were told to vote at Ed Miner residence but that was incorrect. The correct polling site is the former Kyser barbershop room.

Ripley Township Ed Miner Kyser

C. G. Hill Reported Seriously Ill With Heart Ailment

C. G. Hill has been seriously ill in recent days due to a heart ailment. At press time his condition was somewhat improved.

C. G. Hill

Finchparents welcome eight pound eleven ounce daughter

Mr and Mrs Howard Finch announced the birth of an eight pound eleven ounce daughter at Henry County Hospital in New Castle on Sunday morning.

Howard Finch Henry County Hospital New Castle

Real Estate Transfers Set March Record in Rush County

Rush County records show 54 property transfers in March totaling about 184000 dollars. Listings include parcels in Carthage and Ripley township with multiple parties including Moore, Bever, Whitfield, and Ulrey among others conveying various lots and tracts.

Rush County Clara Lambert Ripley Township Carthage Lillia A. Moore Lilia Porter Thurman Porter John M. Moore Inez Moore Marion County Ind William D. Moore Ruby Moore Scioto Co Ohio Harry E. Moore Mary Moore Franklin Co Reuben Davis East Side Park Anna R. Bundy Leo W. Whitfield Marie Whitfield Alonzo Kizer

Evansville Red Cross Canteen Feeds Soldiers Daily

Evansville Indiana trains are delayed 20 to 45 minutes at the city station to feed traveling service members. The Red Cross Canteen operates 24 hours since June 1942, serving nearly a million guests and earning the nickname Indiana home. Menu includes sandwiches ice cream coffee milk potato salad chili soup and spaghetti. Mother's Day featured fried chicken. Christmas distributed over 5 000 gift bags with cigarettes candy and small gifts.

Evansville Ind Red Cross

War bonds and V mail speed letters to troops

The War and Navy Departments use V mail to deliver letters to soldiers and sailors quickly, ensuring the word from home reaches fighting men with dispatch. The microfilm method aims to lift spirits by facilitating timely correspondence.

War and Navy Departments Treasury Department

Girl Scouts Enjoy Five Mile Hike With Leader McMichael

The Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Julia McMichael hiked five miles Wednesday afternoon and shared a picnic supper. Attendees include Mary Lou Alexander Marlene Graff Irene Blessinger Darlene Leslie Barbara Lukens Mary Ann Magee Edith Nigh Carolyn Pitts Nancy Truster Lavonne Whitfield and Marlene Zimmerman. The group meets next Tuesday May 2 at the library and May 12 will host a court of honors at the Christian church with a pitch-in supper.

Mary Lou Alexander Marlene Graff Irene Blessinger Darlene Leslie Barbara Lukens Mary Ann Magee Edith Nigh Carolyn Pitts Nancy Truster Lavonne Whitfield Marlene Zimmerman The Christian Church

Grant Henley Slowly Improves After Operation

Grant Henley is slowly improving after an operation at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.

Grant Henley Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

4-H Ag Group Places In Meet

Ripley township 4H agriculture club members placed on the first and fourth teams in district livestock judging at Sleepy Hollow Dairy Farms New Augusta. Martha Stoner Donald Stoten and Dean Goodwin led the first team with 1320 of 1650 points. Paul Edwards and Leland Hawkins on a dairy team also earned a Purdue Round-up berth.

Ripley Township Agriculture Club Sleepy Hollow New Augusta Martha Stoner Donald Stoten Dean Goodwin Purdue University Robert E. White Donald Staten Paul Edwards Leland Hawkins Purdue Martha E. Stoner Ripley John Rigsbee Bob Gardner Dean Hodge John Crane Rob

News of Our Men in Uniform Updates

Kenneth Rhodes relocates to Co 143 C-22 U S N C Sampson NY and others report transfers to Lakeland FL San Diego CA Fort Ord CA Elgin Field FL and APO 6185 NYC. Dick Henley and Red Turner advance to third class petty officers awaiting June promotion amid mail from home and notes of furloughs and training.

Dick Henley Olathe Kansas

Local labor and civic groups aid disabled veterans with small comforts

Volunteer committees from unions and civic groups raise funds to supply candy, cigarettes, soft drinks, and writing materials to hospitalized veterans. The programs operate locally with limited funds and tax on items reduces impact. Tax relief could allow more aid through Veterans Administration and Red Cross distributions.

Red Cross Community Chest 10Th Indiana Veterans Administration American Red Cross Army Navy Bureau of Internal Revenue

Shoppers urged to conserve paper for war needs

Indiana's 961,500 housewives could save enough paper daily to make 50,078 shells by saving one bag a day. Howard Coonley of the War Production Board notes this would free 90,141 pounds of paper for ammo and other war materials. He urges shoppers to combine items in one sack and use reusable bags, warning of future shortages as overall paper allocations dip.

Indiana Howard Coonley Conservation Division War Production Board Mr. Coonley United States WPB

Missing War Hero Joseph Porter Sought by Family

The War Department notified Mr and Mrs John Porter that their son Staff Sergeant Joseph Elmer Porter 28 is missing in action since April 5 after an air raid over France. He served as a gunner on a B24 Liberator with the U S Army Air Corps and has been overseas since last December. He graduated from local high school in 1933 and worked at the Charlestown powder plant before enlistment in November 1942. His brother Corporal Herman Porter is stationed at Fort Myers Florida and is currently on furlough here.

War Department John Porter Joseph Elmer Porter France U. S. Army Air Corps Porter England Africa United States Charlestown Cpl Herman Porter Ft. Myers Florida Cpl. Porter

Funeral services for Mrs Nora Delashmit held in Greenfield

Funeral services were held Sunday at Lynam Funeral Home Greenfield for Mrs Nora Delashmit who died suddenly from a heart ailment Thursday at her home. Burial followed at Glen Cove cemetery Knights Town. Survivors include daughter Mrs Mildred Bailey of Indianapolis son Howard Delashmit of Greenfield four brothers Burtice Clarence Mattix of Carthage Charles and Ross Mattix of Greenfield and four grandchildren.

Lynam Funeral Home Greenfield Nora Delashmit Glen Cove Knightstown

Wounded in Pacific Action Francis Guthrie Noted

Pfc. Francis P. Guthrie son of Mr and Mrs Guy Guthrie of Lewisville has been reported wounded in action in the Pacific area. He has been overseas several months and his parents moved from Carthage two weeks ago.

Francis P. Guthrie Guy Guthrie Lewisville Pacific Pfc Guthrie Carthage

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