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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1938

Page

6

Arlington Happenings Dinner Hosts

Mrs. Mary Heath notes a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dearinger and daughter Friday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fair of Fountain Town and Mr. and Mrs. D M Dearinger, guest of honor, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A C Martin in Brownsburg. Parents of the hostess also attended.

Arlington Mrs Mary Heath Carl Dearinger Scott Fair Fountaintown D. M. Dearinger A. C. Martin Brownsburg

Dinner Party Honors Sixth Birthday of Mary Hutchinson

Mr and Mrs Lowell Hutchinson and their son Carl hosted a Saturday evening dinner party for their daughter Mary Luise celebrating her sixth birthday. A pretty cake was the centerpiece and the table was set for the festive occasion.

Lowell Hutchinson Carl Mary Luise

Hostess Hosts One OClock Luncheon Bridge Session

Mrs Ollie Gastineau entertained the Tarry Awhile club at her New Salem area home with a one o clock luncheon. Two tables of bridge were in session and a gift exchange occurred. Those present included Mrs Jesse.

Ollie Gastineau Tarry Awhile New Salem Jesse

Party a nom a tne meet the

The fragmentary note lists a party meeting and names participants but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Key names or groups are unreadable, hindering a precise event summary. Further readable details are needed to craft a full item.

Christmas Tea Totals Fifty Guests at Parsonage Event

Morristown Pollyanna club members gathered for a Christmas party and tea at the Christian parsonage. Mrs Cleora Jordan led a Loyal Women's Bible class program with songs led by Mrs Earl Downey and Miss Jane Tomerlin, plus talks on church work and a gift exchange under a cedar decorated tree.

Tomenlin Christian Parsonage Loyal Women’s Bible Class Cleora Jordan Earl Downey Jane Tomerlin

Local Health News and Visiting Notes From City Hospitals

Several patients at Indianapolis area hospitals are improving or stable after recent illnesses. Thomas Dyer and Dale Gordon remain patients at Long and Robert Long hospitals, with Gordon described as about the same. The issues include severe colds, flu, an abscessed head, and general improvement for others.

Thomas Dyer Long Hospital Indianapol John Earnest Indianapolis Dale Gordon Robert Long Hospital Glenta Dee Butler Gerald Butler Rosalyn Betty Richard Heath Carlos Heath Floyd Woods Willdear Moore

Bazaar Event By Duo Class At Bank This Saturday

The Duo class of the Christian church will hold a bazaar at the bank Saturday, Dec. 17. Several residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items, including visits and weekends with families in Indianapolis, Middletown, Charlottesville, Rushville, and Morristown.

The Christian Church Robert Murdock Wilkinson Naricissa Gates Ray Crooke Indianapolis Ruby McGeorge Middletown James McGeorge Albert Ray Izabeth Wiggins Owen Gray Edward D. Clark Erie Abby Clark Rowland Jessup Charlottesville Elnora Hill S. L. Newsom Mattie Clark Susie Bentley Rena Hill E. Haywood Rushville Edgar V. Ruby Rush Pureau Claude Alexander Hamilton Ohio Land Edgar Alexander Us - 2 Frye Parish T. Beher Louis Humes Russell Parish Jacqualiza Sue Harles. White Harry Snyder Morristown Betty Snyder Tives Carthage East ST. Christian Church BANKX

Carthage High School Senior Project Night Draws Crowd

Cafe Manukura and students showcased the latest Washington project in the Carthage High School gym drawing 150 to 179 attendees. An I I S C Home orchestra of 12 played two hours with guests including Miss Lovder Jeanne Carter Alta Carr and George Jones. The Raiders beat Mays 20 to 10 as a second team fell 10 to 8 and the Raiders travel to Westland Friday. The grade pupils plan a Christmas program next Tuesday at 2 20 p m under Mrs Phelps. Seniors pursue yearbook letter writing and the annual exchange will be held at Alta Friday.

Manukura Washington Carthage High School S. C Dearderf Carthage Mise Bate Lovder Columbus Ohio Jeanne Carter Tay Alta Carr Gaompe Jones Anderson Sym Phelps

Christmas Carols Led by Rev Wayne Newcum

Christmas carols conducted by Reverend Wayne Newcum will be sung on Christmas Eve. The committee emphasizes placing lights in every home possible.

Wayne Newcum

Three Colored Boys Involved In Theft On railroad

Three young colored boys from Cincinnati were arrested and questioned about a theft on the Big Four railroad Monday night. They admitted boarding a Cincinnati to Indianapolis freight, rode to Greensburg, then north to Boyd's siding south of Carthage, where they allegedly broke into a freight car and stole three cases and five quarts of whiskey. Transferred to Rushville after Anderson custody, further questioning showed they had been involved in multiple thefts in Cincinnati and other Ohio cities.

Cincinnati Big Four Indianapolis Thy Greensburg Boyd's Siding Carthage Anderson Rushville Ohio

Visits in Ohio with McFarland and Campbell families

Mr. and Mrs. Everett McFarland spent Sunday with Mrs. McFarland's daughter and family near Eaton and with Mrs. Campbell, who had been hospitalized five weeks earlier. The text is partially garbled but notes visits to Eaton area and references to Campbell and McFarland households.

Everett McFarland

Library notes honor gifts from friends and donors

The library thanks supporters for recent donations. Gifts include In Chancery by Galsworthy Life and Adventures of Carl Laemmle and a study by Ralph Golder on four lawgivers. The gifts celebrate literature, art, and the Renaissance era.

H. E. Henley Galsworthy Carl Laemmle John Drinkwater Ralph Golder Savonarola Machievella Castiglione

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