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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1932

Page

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Union Meeting at Fletcher M. E. Church

The Union meeting will be held next Sunday night at Fletcher M. E. Church with the pastor delivering the sermon titled Our Obligations To The Business Men Of Carthage. The Missionary Society completed its year with a final meeting at Mary Z Hubbard’s home noting full financial obligations and a year’s work.

Fletcher M. E Carthage The Missionary Society Mary Z. Hubbard Nathan Pickett Christian Endeavor

Sunday Services Announced at Local Church

The church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching by the pastor at 10 30 a m. An evening worship at 7 30 p m completes the day. Rev Nathan Picket will deliver the sermon in the union summer services. He typically offers a helpful message for all present. Bring friends to attend.

Nathan Picket

East St Christian Church Services Announced

Pastor W T Crawley leads Sunday School at 9 30 am and church services at 10 30 am with a 7 30 pm union service at the M E Church Rev Picket to deliver the message. You are invited to attend and support local churches. H Ss Society meets at the city evening 8 00 pm Copher leads group.

M. E Picket H Ss Society Mit Copher

Binford Reunion Honors Dr Mary L Bruner At Walnut Ridge

The Binford Reunion at Walnut Ridge church celebrated Dr Mary L Bruner author of the Binford family genealogy with a noon presentation of roses. About 250 relatives attended the largest crowd to date, plus a program of songs readings and a hat pageant by Etta Butler. A gift basket and fountain pen with names in gold were sent by Lloyd Binford of Memphis. Attendees hailed from Indiana Ohio Illinois and Kentucky among others.

Binford Walnut Ridge Mary L. Bruner Greenfield Etta” Butler Lewisville Idiana Irwin Butler Danville Susie Binford Zelinda Grays Virgil Binford Richmond Frank Binford Indianapolis Oriel Binford Butler, Pa Emory Binford Louisville Alice John T. Chappell Daniel and Harriett Whybrew Upland Ind Alice Bacon Mary

Kodak Owners Outing Announcement for August 31

We will be ready Wednesday August 31 to take our outing for Kodak owners. Three rolls of film plus a Kodak and lunch earn a free trip with instructions in Kodak work. Come and give us your name to reserve your place. The set Rane ene Reese.

Kodak

Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Juanita Winfield

Miss Juanita Winfield celebrated her eleventh birthday with a six o clock dinner hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs A W Winfield. Guests included Mr and Mrs A B Norris and daughter Ramona, Miss Cora Clark of Pickett Vevay, and John H Davis of Youngstown Ohio.

Ramona Cora Clark Ae. Pickett Vevay John H. Davis Youngstown, Ohio

Brooks Family Reunion at Riley Park

The Brooks family reunion is set for Sunday August 21 1932 at Riley Park Greenfield Indiana. Family members are urged to attend at the public gathering hosted by local organizers in Greenfield Indiana.

Brooks Riley Park Greenfield Indiana

Supplying Green Feed for Summer Poultry

The article advises feeding green feed to all poultry in summer to boost growth and digestion. Suitable greens include rape, clover, lawn clippings, swiss chard, oats, and rye, with rye as a seasonal standby. It notes planting rape around yards, timing cuts, and potential egg yolk color changes, plus benefits for growing chicks and shade access in corn fields.

Graham Ontario College

Library notes on birth rate and modern woman themes

A library note highlights books addressing birth rate concerns and modern woman problems. It mentions Birth Rate Potential Dynamite and The Woman With a Thousand Children, plus The Village Doc and The Battle of Barketets, framed as examples of literature guiding readers in contemporary life.

Latin America Africa Orient Barketets

Addison Reunion Held at Hannegan Church

Seventh annual Addison family reunion gathered about one hundred relatives at the Hannegan church. A pitch-in dinner preceded a program of music readings songs and short talks enjoyed by all attendees.

Addison Hannegan

Local families visit in Rushville and surrounding towns

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Norris and daughter of Rushville visited here Tuesday. Luther Bengar and sons and Merrill Magee were business visitors in Shirley Tuesday. Warren Warful was here Friday afternoon. Mrs. Maude Rohm, Miss Sharlee Kyser and Basil Hedgecock attended the Greenfield Fair Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill and daughter Betty Jean visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl O. Hill in Anderson Saturday. Mrs. Bertha Baird and W. B. Franklin of Indianapolis and Dr. J. R. LaVancy were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Finley Nelson and Shirley Ann Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wallsmith and family of Portsmouth, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Grimes of Indianapolis are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bentley and daughters this week. Miss Jane Linton is visiting her grandmother Mrs. Anna Linton in Trafalgar.

Maude Rohm Sharlee Kyser Basil Hedgecock Greenfield Fred Hill Betty Jean R. C. Hill Earl O. Hill Anderson Bertha Baird W. B. Franklin Indianapolis J. R. LaVancy Finley Nelson Shirley Ann Henry Wallsmith Portsmouth Ohio Grover Grimes Harry Bentley

Funeral Rites Held for Nephew in Connersville Cemetery

Mattie Clark attended the funeral night for her nephew as pallbearers carried the casket to Connersville cemetery where Rev. McFall led the brief service. Explosive details from the garbled text remain unclear but the burial proceeded in the family plot.

Mattie Clark McFall Caia Connersville

Local residents share social visits in Rushville and vicinity

Mr and Mrs Luther Renegar and Mr and Mrs Gurney Earnest spent Wednesday evening in Rushville with Mr and Mrs Henry Allander. Mr and Mrs Reno Jordan of Anderson spent the first of the week with his mother Mrs Alice Jordan. Miss Helen Addison of Butler University Indianapolis is spending the summer vacation with her parents Bearl Addison. She will re enter Butler this fall for the winter term. Mrs Leonard Derbyshire and son of Mays were here Monday afternoon on business.

Luther Renegar Gurney Earnest Rushville Henry Allander Mrs Reno Jordan Anderson Alice Jordan Helen’ Addison Butler University Indianapolis Bearl Addison Butler Leonard Derbyshire and_son Mays Will Backus Greenfield Dalton Backus and Son Indianpaolis Frances Addison Joseph Graff

Local residents visit and attend events across Indiana

Mr and Mrs Lester Good and family of Wabash were guests of Burl Magee over the weekend. Mr and Mrs P W Linton and son plan to attend the Linton reunion in Franklin on Saturday. Mrs Minnie Adkins attended services at the First Presbyterian church in Rushville Sunday morning. Walter Addison and daughter Frances were in Indianapolis on business Thursday. Mr and Mrs James Saunders of Greenfield are staying with Mr and Mrs Solin Jessup. John H Davis of Youngstown Ohio and Mr and Mrs A W Winfield and daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A B Norris of Rushville. B Baird of Indianapolis was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Finley Nelson and daughter.

Lester Good Wabash Burl Magee P. W. Linton Linton Franklin Indiana Minnie Adkins First Presbyterian Church Rushville John H. Davis Youngstown Ohio A. W. Winfield A. B. Norris

Indianapol Miss Letha Young Visits Henley Family

Miss Letha Young of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Oran Henley and Miss Lillian Henley. Miss Pearl Cross of Greenfield was a caller in the evening.

Letha Young Indianapolis W. H. Young Boston Indiana Oran Henley Lillian Henley Pearl Cross Greenfield

Local Social Notes Mention Indiana Kentucky Outing and Visits

Local column details a four day trip through southern Indiana and Kentucky for Ed Retherford and companions visiting Clifty Falls Frankfort Bardstown Hodgensville and Corydon along the Ohio River. Also notes several visits and birthday celebrations among local residents including Nora Mattix and families.

Ed Retherford Miriam Colvin Pittsburgh Nelle Brown Rushville Indiana Kentucky Clifty Falls Cragmont Madison Kentucky State Capitol Frankfort Henry Clay Lexington Abraham Lincoln Hodgensville Bardstown Jeffersonville New Albany Old State Capitol Corydon Ohio River

Family visit and Zoo trip noted in Circleville

A brief society paragraph records a Sunday visit in Circleville by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Herkless and daughter Betty. Master Dicky remained with his parents in Circleville. They spent Sunday afternoon visiting the Zoo at Columbus Ohio.

Elder Family Attends Westport Funeral For Will Ramer

Mr and Mrs Harry Elder and son Carl and Mr and Mrs Finley Nelson and little Shirley Ann attended the funeral services of the former s brother in law Will Ramer at Westport Monday afternoon.

Harry Elder Carl Finley Nelson Shirley Ann Will Ramer Westport

Sunday Social Guests Across Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs James Sauders of Greenfield and others hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs John Jessup and Mr Cecil Pike and son at near Markleville. Mrs Clark Gausé Miss Myra McDaniel and Mrs Avery Rawls visited Dr J H Clark and Lindly Clark and Miss Mary Clark in Connersville Saturday. Miss Pearle Coffin and Miss Mattie Clark went to Connersville Friday. Clark stayed with Dr J H Clark until Monday. Rue P Henley and Al McDaniel with Mrs T B Havens and Nora Havens went to Madison Indiana Thursday.

James Sauders Greenfield John Jessup Cecil Pike and Son Allen Cook Near Markleville Clark Gausé Myra. McDaniel Avery Rawls J. H. Clark and Son Lindly Mary’ Clark Connersville Rue P. Henley al McDaniel This Place T. B. Havens Nora Havens Greensburg Madison Indiana

Cincinnati Socials Notables Attend Weekend Dinners

Mr and Mrs Cash Gray and Claude Pearson with Harriet Gray and John Lei sure visited Mr and Mrs Robert Stanley in Cincinnati Ohio for Sunday dinner. Miss Harriet Gray stayed to begin nurses training September 15 at Cincinnati General Hospital. Edward Klingstein and Mr and Mrs Henry Stinger of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs James McGeorge and family.

Cash Gray Claude Pearson Harriet Gray John Leisure Robert Stanley Cincinnati Ohio Cincinnati General Hospital Edward Klingstein Henry Stinger Indianapolis James McGeorge

Worthing ton and Cunningham Visit In Jonesboro

Mr and Mrs Stanley Worthington and A Cunningham of Jonesboro called on friends here Thursday evening. They were formerly residents of Carthage.

Stanley Worthington A. Cunningham Jonesboro Carthage

Renegar and Coons Families Visit Cincinnati

Mr and Mrs Luther Renegar and sons and Mr and Mrs Frank Coons and daughter Jo were in Cincinnati Saturday for a family gathering with travel and reunion plans noted.

Luther Renegar Frank Coons Cincinnati

Robbery on Riverside golf course targets Arthur Wolf

Arthur Wolf a sixty year old former Carthage man and state auto insurers official was robbed on the Riverside municipal course. Two masked bandits with a shotgun and a revolver took a ring two watches golf clubs and a dollar. Wolf was bound gagged and left in brush near the thirteenth green and freed after about an hour when greenskeepers found him.

Arthur Wolf Meridan Street Indianapolis Carthage State Automobile Insurance Association Riverside Municipal Course Wolf Thirteenth Green George Whitsett East Michigan Street William Moylan Dearborn Street Ritening

Oldest Hoosier Remembering Lincoln Sought for Foundation

Readers are asked to identify the oldest Hoosier with memories of Abraham Lincoln for a Lincoln National Life Foundation project. A bronze statue of Lincoln titled the Hoosier Youth by Paul Manship will be dedicated September 16 at Fort Wayne, with national dignitaries attending and a broadcast on NBC Farm and Home.

Iniana Abraham Lin Lincoln National Life Foundation Wayne Indiana Fort Way Fort Wayne Ronze Abraham Lincoln F Paul Manship New York Lincoln National Life Insurance Company NBC Arthur M. Hyde U.S Agriculture S. Stump

Also Mentioned on This Page

East St. Christian. Church W. T. Crawley Ene Reese Ent le Juanita Winfield Library Notes Luther Bengar Warren Warful Jane Linton Anna Linton Trafalgar Walter Addison Frances Castile B. Baird Logal News Little Miss Fa Ricia Alexander Norma Jean ‘Campbell Nora Mattix Herbert Anderson Cordelia Mattix H. W. Linton Gon Billy Paul Linton Nashville Tennessee Earl Nowotne Will Arnold Ineville Nowotne Selbyville City Leonard Blankschein Harvey, Illinois R. H. Hill
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