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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1936

Page

6

CharLOTTESVILLE Revival at Walnut Ridge and Community Notes

Miss Mary C. Jessup reports a revival at Walnut Ridge led by Rev. Homer Biddlecum. The column lists Thanksgiving visits across families, a birthday surprise for Martha Bell Hudson, school progress with plastering, and notes on travel to Indianapolis and Chicago. Historic line notes France banning barberry bushes in 1660.

Homer Biddlecum Walnut Ridge Avery Thomas Billy Mt. Pleasant Mich Charles Thomas Oldham William Oldham Oliver Young Westland Earl Jessup Lyle Bell Flora Bell Joyce Owens Carol Walter Bell Morris Bell Evansville Ralph Marthabell Hudson Robert Katherine Kidwell Ruth Annis Copeland Joe Bell Norwella Ledbitter Wayne Circle Betty Kirkpatrick Russell Lee Jessup Gertrude Powers Sabert Offutt Arlington Claude Walker Roland Jessup Joe Walker Robert Bell Muzie Normal Charles Walker Indiana University At Bloomington Floyd Wheeler Tell City Martha Bell Hudson Indianapolis Mary Louise Dudley Richmond Lawrence Wales Henry Binford Harold Hudson Charlie Hudson Allen Garrett New Castle Clara Overman Pauline Faull Walter Sample Detroit Frank Weeks Thomas B Henry Nelson

Parental joy as Charlottesville couple welcome baby girl

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wales of Charlottesville celebrate the birth of a 9 pound daughter named Mickey Roselle born last week. A lighthearted joke follows about a paradox book defining a paradox as a person who talks half the day, sleeps the other half, and lies.

Carl Wales Charlottesville Mickey Roselle

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