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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
4
Classifieds and notices include a fragrance of vintage ads for Fries for sale, Te-Ol fungicide, calendar displays, a Knightstown dairy farm for rent, and social guest notes. Includes contact hints with Mrs. Robert F. Tuttle and Dr. O. H. Barrett among others with town references Bly's Store Knightstown Greenfield and Mt. Auburn Til.
An election meeting of the WCTU will take place at the public library next Thursday August 9. All members are urged to attend as the election of officers will occur at this gathering.
The E L B O W club gathered Wednesday night at Mrs Edna McDaniel’s home with Mrs Edna Kennedy as assistant. President Mrs Mae Moore led a brief business session then a social evening. Ten members and three visitors attended including Mrs Mary Michael of Milroy Miss Mattie Clark and Mrs Lena Newsom. Refreshments were served.
Pvt Herbert Edwards ends a 10 day furlough and reports back to Camp Rucker Alabama. His new address is 359700321 Co L 3rd Bn 125th Inf IARTC Camp Rucker Ala.
The note describes escapees including Bobbie and Al Carr overtones of life during wartime. It mentions Bobbie’s kitchen job, papers for home, and a Japanese war context. Hylton Lowe from Jamaica visits after the paper circulates.
The piece recalls native Jamaican songs shared with locals including a familiar tune Nobody's Business and a Homes song. It notes a Carthage gardener counting forty four tomatoes, mentions Mrs Henry Stinger with the first ripe tomato and greeting 91 year old Mrs Missouri Ann Buckland, who lives with Lena Newsom and plans a summer trip, closing with see you next week.
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