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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
5
Applicants must enclose the mileage rationing record with every supplemental or special mileage gasoline application. If missing the form is returned with instructions and may cause delays. Some applicants report lost records and require a duplicate. Mrs. Elmer McMichael was in Rushville Saturday.
Beginning this week the paper runs a multiweek installment of George B. Moore's talk Peace Begins at Home based on the Drake Conference findings. The piece argues world peace starts at home, cites justice discipline and the role of courts and police to secure justice for all.
Dr. Arthur E. Morgan argues nations must establish mechanisms of justice to safeguard civil and religious rights. He warns war is not the path to lasting peace and questions whether Americans would choose war over a costly, clearly defined peace.
The article recalls mountain weaving traditions across Virginia North Carolina Tennessee and Kentucky with names like Pine Bloom Tenn Trouble Seven Stars and Dog Track. It notes coverlets displayed in Boston Town woven by Gabriel Miller Bethlehem Pa in the 1850s and mentions the Stinger loom and a five dollar weaving cost. Florence Parker from near Philadelphia visited relatives.
Mr and Mrs Sam Addison of south of Carthage will hold open house from 2 to 5 PM Sunday in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary occurring December 20 All friends and relatives are invited Mrs Addison is sister of George B Moore of this place
Mrs. Carlos Brooks spent the weekend with Mrs. Max Nowotne in Terre Haute visiting social circles and enjoying local gatherings.
Mrs Hattie Innis continues to improve at the home of Mrs Gouldie Kyser. Her condition is monitored by local caregivers while friends visit to offer support.
Farmers in Rush county are urged to attend a district meeting Monday at 1:00 PM in the court room. Dr C R Doneau of Purdue veterinary department will discuss Bang’s disease and control methods, with P T Brown assisting. The session includes Q A, aims to protect cattle horses hogs and sheep valued at about 9.5 million dollars.
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