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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
4
Mr and Mrs O C McCarty entertained guests including Allen T Blacklidge and family Rushville Ella Louise Patton Milroy and Dr and Mrs William Coleman Lafayette area with many others visiting from Indianapolis Kokomo Rich mond and beyond for Thanksgiving.
Local note announces Lowell and Mrs. Brooks will run a cottage grocery on the former Runion property with opening planned this Saturday. The item includes social mentions of guests and visits across nearby towns.
Mrs. Alice Gray and son Rus sell Leisure and Lew Campbell family joined Mr. and Mrs. Scott Campbell and Mrs. Bird Leisure for Thanksgiving near Elwood. Orse Ellison and Alice Gray with Mrs. Elmer Hutchinson at Arlington. John Jessup visited brother Allen Jessup and family at Grant City. Fred Jessup and daughter Maxine Maude Jones Tess Beher guests of Robert Holt. Roy Small family and Fred Oldham Martinsville visited Jessup family Saturday. Mrs. Frank Curry and son from Muncie visited Warney Mann family Thursday to Sunday.
Mrs. Ruby Stenger and her children spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dalrymple and family near Kennard.
Local residents and guests are listed visiting family in Rushville and nearby towns including Indianapolis Muncie Shelbyville and Readville. Notables include Mr Sam Newsom Miss Edith Roberts and David Lacey Miss Ruth Baker and Miss Anne Mildred McClarnon with several other family entries and social calls noted through the weekend. Social events also include a Ladies Auxiliary meeting of the M. P. church in Reidville with fifty five attendees and a major operation for Mrs Colbert in Scottsburg Indianapolis adds regional health notes.
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