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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1940
Page
3
Classified rates column notes 25c per insertion for up to five lines and 5c per line for each additional line. The brief notice outlines pricing structure and per-line charges for longer ads.
Miss Wilna Osborn and Edwin Northam exchanged vows Saturday at St. Pauls parsonage with a two tiered blue cake reception at the Northams home. The couple planned a northern Michigan wedding trip and will reside in Rushville after.
Arlington 4 H excursion attendees listed among many local names. A Hoosier Motor Club official warns hitch hikers pose danger and outlines liability risks for motorists if accidents occur with riders.
Charlottesville and surrounding towns report visitors from Indianapolis Louisville and Columbus. The area mourns Dr. Wm Johnston with funeral at Glencove cemetery. relatives from Beaver Pittsburgh Hillsdale Glens Falls and Columbus attend. Picnic and open air services planned, with special music by Pearl Barrett and a Pearson reunion at Anderson park.
Voters in Greenfield, Kennard, Carthage, Knightstown and nearby towns hear lists of candidates including O C Harrell of Napolis and Vance of Kennard with Shelbyville and Wilkinson also represented among the participants in the cross county tally.
Charlies Sims of Detroit allegedly violated 15 traffic ordinances in three minutes. Charges include driving on the wrong side of the street and drunken driving.
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