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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
3
The government calls for increased poultry production to feed the Allies and troops. Demand is strong and prices are favorable. Orders encouraged from Golden Rule Hatcheries, Rushville, phone 2516.
Mrs. Harry Hinton hosted the Jolly Eight club with two rock tables and refreshments, with Mrs. Howard Earnest as a guest. Merry Makers met with Mrs. Carl Dearinger for banco and Thanksgiving themed appointments. Fidelia Garden club hosted by Mrs. Weldon Cherry featured garden prayer, singing, quilt exhibit, and flower discussions. Christmas gathering planned with Mrs. Norma Hester on December 19.
Mrs. Weldon Beckner hosted the Pricilla club with all members and guest Mrs. Charles Buck in attendance. Recitations included Thanksgiving Thoughts and a paper on The First Citizen of Chicago by Mrs. Bert Jordan, while Miss Lowell Ritter shared a Thanksgiving story and games were led by Mrs. Mildred Hyatt. Refreshments followed the session.
The column argues war ends bring reconstruction tasks, with U.S. agriculture expanding to meet postwar needs. It foresees growing plastics from farm materials, continued farm product exports, and ongoing efforts to raise living standards. It urges proactive planning for a strong, prosperous agricultural sector after the conflict.
Sunday visits included Mr. and Mrs. James Cadwallader with family to Clark Cadwallader near Lynn. Elmer Hutchinson hosted guests from Cambridge City and local families. Wicker and Kennedy households dined with Merle Kemple family. Raymond Wicker and Oden Thompson households hosted visitors south of Rushville. Jesse Stout and William Catt appeared in Rushville Saturday. Lowell Hutchinson visited Indianapolis Monday.
The plan argues for farm modernization matching factory efficiency with improved machines and methods. It aims to reduce production costs while keeping farmers’ incomes stable, ensuring a steady, affordable supply of farm products and continued health and efficiency.
Indiana's used aluminum from public donations moves to smelters for national defense. Collections concentrated at Evansville Gary and South Bend shipped to U S Reduction Company of East Chicago. The Indiana Defense Council authorizes shipments from Terre Haute Fort Wayne West Lafayette Indianapolis Seymour and Muncie under Indiana State Police protection.
Indiana Civilian Defense head C. A. Jackson says the state will ship all donated aluminum to smelters in the next two weeks. He notes national collection was huge and smelters, especially East Chicago, were overwhelmed by mixed metals and sorting needs. Upon arrival and weighing, the Indiana Defense Council will announce the total and value of the state’s collection.
Mrs. Harry Richardson of Gaston and Mrs. Sam Rouse of Muncie spent Tuesday with their mother, Mrs. J. B. Mathers.
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