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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1934

Page

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Death of Indianapolis tool maker Ara P. Reeves at 66

Ara P. Reeves, 66, longtime tool maker for P. R. Maulroy Co. Inc., died of heart disease possibly heat induced, July 25, 1934, at his sister Rose Jones's home in Indianapolis. Born in Knightstown, he lived in Columbus and Chicago before moving to Indianapolis after his wife Elizabeth died. He belonged to Linwood Christian church, Masons, and Sahara Grotto. Funeral by the Masons was held at his home, burial at Center cemetery. Survivors include two sisters, also relatives from nearby towns attended.

Ara P. Reeves P. R. Maulroy Co. Inc Indianapolis Rose Jones Washington Street Mr. Reeves Knightstown Benton Anna Reeves Columbus Reeves Chicago Elizabeth Reeves Linwood Christian Church Masonic Order Sahara Grotto Mason Order Center Cemetery Jones Arthur W. Mason al McDaniel Myra Hampton Reeves Neil Conaway Arlington Chester Rhodes Ed Steele Center Frank Rhodes

State Pays 1 640 000 in June Highway Contractor Settlements

State Highway Commission Chairman James D. Adams reports June payments to contractors on federally and state funded highway and bridge projects total 1 640 000. Weather favorable and many active projects pushed June outlays above one and a half million with most funds used for wages in the communities where work occurs.

James D. Adams State Highway Commission Highway Commission Ing

Weed-cutting notice from Town Marshal

All weeds on streets alleys and vacant lots must be cut by Friday August 10th or the weeds will be cut and charged to the property owner. By order of Town Marshal Harry Rhodes.

Harry Rhodes

Engagement announced for Miss Ramona Norris of Rushville

Mrs Arthur Winfield hosted thirty guests last Thursday afternoon July 26 for an engagement party for Ramona Norris of Rushville and Russell Pickett of Vevay Indiana. The event featured bridge games lunch announced piano number and a broadcast of the engagement on Station L O V E with high bridge scores prizes and many out of town guests in attendance.

Arthur Winfield Ramona Norris Rushville Maria Henley Betty DeSchipper Ramona Jane Waneta Winfield Dorothy Sipe L-O-V-E Ramona J. Norris Russell Pickett Vevay Ind Carthage Wilma Pickett Mary Ethel Owens Mary Jo Krummel Georgia Bondrant Harold Chittenden Kirby John Danglad Howard Humphrey Edward Tilley C. Geiger A Morrison Paul Oggle J. E. Ec

Shumpert Guests Fete at Picnic Under Tree

Mr and Mrs Marion Shumpert of Jacksonville Fla honor guests with a near fifty guest picnic supper. The meal was served under a spreading tree at Jesse Henley’s home. Entertainers included Henry L Stinger Arthur Lineback and Frank Overman with guitar mandolin and french harp. Mrs Shumpert former Josephine Overman attended with out of town guests from Indianapolis Fort Wayne Rushville Terre Haute.

J. Arthur Lineback Frank Overman Stewart McKnight James Bowen Indianapolis Joe Bowen Fort Wayne Betty Blacklidge Rushville Emily Ann Henley Terre Haute Mrs. Shumpert Josephine Overman

Variety Store to Reopen on East Mill Street Soon

John V. Gates, who ran a variety store from 1918 to 1931, rents his old East Mill Street room and plans a reopening about August 20. The shop will stock school supplies, general merchandise, and wearing apparel. a delayed August 15 opening was postponed due to centennial display needs.

John V. Gates East Mill Street Gates

DeSchipper Canning Co to Open Factory Friday

The DeSchipper Canning Co plans to begin operating its canning factory here on Friday August 10 with Peelers urged to register at the office Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Officials say the tomato crop looks very good and a large pack is expected this year with over 360 acres under contract. About 125 peelers will be used in two eight hour shifts.

DeSchipper Canning Co

Circus Visit Noted By Local Families In Indianapolis

Mrs. Charles Moore and son Jack, Mrs. Ruth Gray and daughter Jane, J. R. Behr, Ford Stanley, and Dr. G. B. McNabb with families attended the Barnum Bailey and Ringling Bros. circus in Indianapolis last Tuesday for the Citizen.

Charles Moore Jack Ruth Gray Jane J. R. Behr Ford Stanley G. B. McNabb Barnium Bailey Ringling Bros Indianapolis

To Build a World By Frances Davis Adams

Poem celebrates creating a shared world from simple domestic elements and small joys. It contrasts dreams with everyday scenes two people share, from kitchen comforts to bedtime rituals. The imagery centers on companionship, home, and growth through quiet moments.

Funeral Services for William Penn Newsom

Funeral services for William Penn Newsom held at the Friends church followed his death on Thursday July 26. Pastor Nathan Pickett led prayers and read Psalms while recounting Newsom’s faith and devotion despite nearly five years of blindness. His family history and the home he provided using lumber from his land were noted, with burial in Friends cemetery and many relatives in attendance from several states.

William Penn Newsom Friends Church Nathan Pickett Penn Newsom Maude Porter Sharlee Kyser S. L. Newsom Byron Ball Paul Newsom Mary Reiter Anna Mae Edna Newsom John Murray White Jr Messrs Mesdames Frank Fred Reiter Marion Murray White Murray Jr Harvard Ill Charles White Charles Wilson Walter Irvin Young George Burton Greenfield Penina Bryant Cincinnati Horace H. Newsom Cleveland Nancy Cox Webster Cox Alton Henley Phoebe Louise Jonesboro Charles Cook Zionsville E. E. Parish Joe Burton Eva Shelby Indianapolis Henry B. Henley Terre Haute Emil Brunning Evansville Friends Cemetery

Newsom Family Obituary And Local Crop Notes

William Penn Newsom born September 21, 1843 died July 26, 1934 after two weeks illness. He married Mary Newby October 2, 1873 and later Emma White. Survived by three sons Walter Jesse Frank, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Also crops report from central Illinois noting severe clinch bug damage to oats and wheat, with corn mixed prospects and creosote barriers used locally.

William Penn Newsom Luke Cynthia Newsom Carthage Penn Newsom Mary Newby Grant County Walter Jesse Frank Newsom Marion Indiana Emma White Walter Eich LaSalle Ill Mary Sherman Charles Parish Eich Isl Northwestern Ind Bish Anna Sipe Emma Tweedy Winslow Frank Reddick

Sincere thanks after loss from the family

The family expresses sincere appreciation for kind words and deeds during illness and after the death of their husband and father. They thank Nathan Pickett the singer, the undertaker D P Dunn, those who sent beads, and Mrs Emma W Newsom. The children.

Father Tor Nathan Pickett D. P. Dunn Beavers Emma W. Newsom

Neighborhood Picnic At Riley Park Draws Local Families

The second annual neighborhood picnic was held at Riley Park in Greenfield on Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. Alice Hill and Mary Louise Hill, Mrs. Guy Ewing and Maxine Nebb, Mable Nebb, Mrs. Walter Chonan, Betty Lou Addison, Bobby Addison, Lillie Addison, and Barbara Addison.

Riley Park Greenfield Alice Hill Mary Louise Hill Guy Ewing Maxine Mable Nebb Walter Chonan Betty Lou Bobby Lillie Addison Barbara

Social callers visit Judge and Mrs Henley

Judge and Mrs David Myers of Greensburg and Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott of Indianapolis joined Guy Abercrombie and Dan Shields of Rushville as recent callers of Judge and Mrs Will J Henley.

David Myers Greensburg Charles Elliott Indianapolis Guy Abercrombie Dan Shields Rushville Will J. Henley

Centennial Committees Advance Plans for Local Centennial

The General Committee meeting at the Library discussed selling souvenir programs for 25 cents and securing two bands for the event. Businessmen will decorate shops with flags lanterns and bunting. New names joined several committees and residents are urged to deliver photos for displays.

John Reed Morris L. Henley Oran Henley Jesse Henley

Charles A Mauzy’s Eightieth Birthday Observed

Charles A Mauzy Sr. celebrated his 80th birthday while the longtime local businessman marked a life spent in the Mauzy Company. Born in Rushville, he entered business in 1872 and has rarely missed a day at the store, now located at Main and Third since 1910.

Charles A. Mauzy The Mauzy Company Main Third Rushville Main and Fifth Streets North Harrison Street Mauzy

Local Sickness Roundup

Among our sick lists show Mrs Ed Buscher and Alva Newsom ill while Melvin Zimmerman recovers from stomach trouble. Elizabeth Walker, Paul Norris, Al McDaniel, Almira Smith and Judge Will J Henley are improving. Mary Ruby Walker hospitalized for a second transfusion. James Terhune and Dean Shankland sick after a picnic. Walter B Hill improving after surgery. Oliver Drysdale remains bedfast.

Ed Buscher Alva Newsom Little Melvin Zimmerman Howard Zimmerman Elizabeth Walker Paul Norris al McDaniel Almira Smith Will J. Henley Mary Ruby Walker Methodist Hospital James Terhune Dean Shankland Walter B. Hill Indianapolis Oliver Drysdale

Bloomington man visits his father this week

Ralph Renegar of Bloomington visited his father, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Renegar, on Wednesday and Thursday, stopping at their home during the midweek visit.

Ralph Renegar Bloomington Mrs Ervin Renegar

Wesleyan Church Bible School and Services Schedule

The Wesleyan M. E. Church announces Bible School at 9 30 a m Worship and Sermon at 10 30 a m Evening Service at 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 Test our welcome.

Fletcher M. E. Church August Activities and Services

The Fletcher M. E. Church lists an all day Ladies Aid meeting at Grace Foust’s home on Thursday. Thursday night features Mid-Week church and Epworth League at 7:30 and 8:00 respectively, with Epworth League moved to Thursday for August. Sunday services start with Sunday school at 9:30 and worship at 10:15, with Rev. N. L. Schoolfield delivering Why Do Christians Have to Suffer.

Ladies’ Aid Grace Foust Epworth League N. L. Schoolfield

Picnic at Riley Park Greenfield by East St Chr Church

The Bible School plans a Sunday picnic at Riley Park Greenfield. Classes and communion follow the usual schedule with a pitch in lunch at noon and afternoon amusements. All are invited.

Riley Park Greenfield The Bible School

Hannegan Church Plans Sunday Services

Hannegan Church holds morning and evening worship this Sunday with sermons on Rebuilding Jerusalem and Things to Do. Conference reports by two young attendees will follow the evening service, and a Sunday morning report on Thursday’s fair will be given. Morning worship at 9 30 and evening worship at 7 30.

Jerusalem Golden Legion

Centennial Home Coming at Friends Church

The Women's Missionary Society plans the closing service at Lula Pickett's home at 4:00 p m next Wednesday due to Carthage Centennial. Members should bring husbands or guests for a pitch-in supper. Sunday August 19 is the Centennial observance with an address on Quakers in Indiana and a lawn picnic. Public mass meeting to follow with further announcements to come.

Women’s Missionary Society Lula Pickett Carthage Indiana

Boy Scout Notes and Centennial Plans Discussed

Scout meeting covered upcoming Parent Council gathering next Monday night and a 6 30 pitch in supper. Basement church meeting room set for camp plans humor play and a fundraising stand for a week long camping trip starting August 20. DeSchipper Henley and Henley return from Indianap olis reservation with honors.

Christian Church John DeSchipper Howard Henley Jimmy Henley Indianapolis

Mrs Penina Bryant Visits Relatives in Cincinnati

Miss Carolyn Bryant of Cincinnati hosted last Saturday. Mrs Penina Bryant accompanied her home after several days visiting relatives.

Carolyn Bryant Cincinnati Penina Bryant

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mexico Mr. and Marion Shumpert Frances Davis Adams Elwood Scott Fanny J. Crosby Cially Lillian R. Henley Anna J. Sipe Amos L. Hill Alma S. Henley Conrad Kizer Lucile Henley Hamil D. Henley Nelle Beher Arthur Lineback Pearl Henley Charles A Mauzy East ST. Christian Church Hannegan Church BOY Scout
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