Indianapolis Couple Guests At Pearson Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Emmett Wolfe of Indianapolis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Pearson and family, sharing an informal meal and conversation.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1956
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Emmett Wolfe of Indianapolis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Pearson and family, sharing an informal meal and conversation.
Carthage remains the lone unbeatens in Rush County after a 15 point win over Manilla. Arlington visits Friday. Arlington tied for top ECC with recent 91 63 win. noteworthy ECC notes include Tom Bryant scoring 21 for Cambridge City and Knightstown star Don Sylvester's 87 points in ECC play.
Members of the Former Purdue Students December banquet committee met in the county extension office to set plans for the annual event. The dinner is set for Wednesday December 19 at 6 45 P M at the Durbin Hotel Rushville with Von Knight as main speaker and Maurice Williamson and Leon McDaniel in program roles. Annual officer election and inviting spouses are on the agenda with reservations through Von Knight or the extension office.
Undulant fever or brucellosis remains widespread nationwide causing chronic sickness. It stems from contact with infected animals or unpasteurized milk. The bovine Brucella strain leads to abortions in cattle and digestive issues. Farmers veterinarians meat packers butchers and some households with raw milk are affected.
A smorgasbord dinner will be held at the Carthage Community Center on Saturday night December 15 from 6 39 to 7 30 pm. The event is sponsored by the PTA and will serve turkey ham meatloaf and other dishes. A separate notice advertises saw and lawn mower sharpening by John Lynch with a phone contact.
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