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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1957

Page

2

Community society notes reflect holiday gatherings and meetings

A series of social notices from Knightstown area groups recounts Friends Guild hosting a Wednesday meeting with plans for a Saturday bazaar, the Walnut Ridge Missionary Society Christmas gathering, and W C T U activities with a cookie drive. Numerous weekend visits and family dinners are listed, including O E S events and varied Thanksgiving travel and meals.

Walnut Ridge Missionary Society Mildred Nigh

St Louis Wedding for Nita Runnels and Donald Cook

Nita Carolyn Runnels of Marianna Florida wed Donald Cook son of Mrs Iva Cook of Carthage in a Webster Groves Presbyterian Chapel ceremony. Rev William Watkins officiated. The couple will reside in Webster Groves Missouri after a reception at the groom's family home.

Kenneth Wagoner Greencastle Dean Gahimer Chester Waldron William Laird West Lafayette Roy Turner Paul Robert Turner Indianapolis Hollis Heuer Rushville Loyall Hunt Leland Hawkins Muncie Leonard Jackson John Belangee Virgil Lula Alford Clarksburg Keith Ray Jack Brown Eugene Gardner Dean Mary Gardner Shelbyville Nita Carolyn Runnels Donald Cook St. Louis Webster Groves Presbyterian Chapel Missouri Nita Carolyn Runnels A. E Runnels Marianna Florida Iva Cook Carthage William Watkins Leon Cook Tipp City Ohio Jim Fagel Chicago Lake of the Ozarks College of Alabama Oswald Co Cook University of Longstreet-Abbott and Co George Place Webster Grove

Debate over federal funding for rural electric plants sparks controversy

The Times-Mail excerpt outlines Farm Bureau and REA financing debates. Schenck criticizes government loans and socialism while defending private capital as essential. Proponents argue public ownership risks tax losses and undermines private utilities. The piece frames capitalism as the nation’s economic backbone.

Farm Bureau Times-Mail Schenck Charles B. Shuman American Farm Bureau Federation AEA Congress

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