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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1962
Page
3
A humorous travel narrative excerpt describes a voyage with encounters referencing biblical and Jewish motifs. The writer meanders through mythic allusions, detailing misadventures with two companions and vivid cultural imagery as they search for food and navigate local scenes.
Senator Capehart advocates military occupation of Cuba to oust Communists and restore free government. He warns Russia might escalate to war, noting Cuba’s growing Soviet military support and large Cuban armed forces compared with the Soviet Union and the United States.
Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cook included Claribel Winslow Lora Catt and Charles White of Greenfield as they marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Winslow. Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Humes were Robert Martz and son Robert Jr. of Indianapolis.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Maxine Riggs were Mr. and Mrs. Gola Bowman of New Castle. Mrs. Ruth Musgrove visited relatives in New Castle Sunday.
The column lists weekend social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Humes. It notes dinners with Mr. and Mrs. George Fancher, Sunday visits by the Pitts family, and guests visiting various households such as Jeanie Marsh from Indianapolis and the Marsh family. Additional mentions include trips to Versailles State Park and vacations in Ohio and Kentucky.
A historical Rush County roundup notes the August 1932 organizational session of Republican precinct committeemen and committee women at the Court House. It also records IU students earning credit by attending an intensive summer course and various local social notes from the era, including births, moves, and community events.
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