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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1941
Page
3
Congressman Raymond Springer argues that the nation must face war with steady resolve. He cites America’s vast industrial capacity and population, urging a sober, values grounded effort to win the war and secure peace, while reflecting on Christmas meaning and peace.
New children titles include The Colt from Moon Mountain by Lathrop for ages 8 12 a mysterious snow white creature with blue eyes and a hump on the forehead Growing Up With America by Becker a sampler of two hundred years of American writing for young readers Lassie Come Home by Eric Knight a poignant dog tale of Lassie’s long journey back to her humble home with family and friends.
Mr and Mrs Roll Layton of Lewisville and Mr and Mrs Joe Burgess and daughter Juanita of New Castle were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
Mrs Margaret Bell Winkler 62 former Rush county resident died at her Indianapolis home at 5 30 Thursday morning She was born near Sexton May 11 1879 daughter of Samuel and Mary Bell lived much of her life in Rush county In Indianapolis the last seven years She married Lennie Winkler Dec 15 1897 who preceded her in death two years ago Survived by daughter Mrs Joe Smith Monticello three sons Harold Dallas Tex Carl and Herman Indianapolis two sisters Mrs Ida Richey Indianapolis and Mrs Ava Eakins Rushville one brother Julius Bell Richmond five grandchildren Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 PM at Arlington Christian church burial Arlington.
Mrs Roy Swain hosted the Colloquial Club at her southwest Arlington home Tuesday. Twelve members enjoyed a baked dinner with Christmas themed table settings. The session opened with Christmas songs and prayer, roll call quotation from Psalms, and a gift exchange featuring Revelation of heart sisters.
Miss Laura Jane Hester hosted Arlington area freshman class members and sponsor Clarence Gross at her southwest Arlington home Thursday evening. The gathering featured games a gift exchange and Christmas themed refreshments. Attendees included Esther Dearinger Ellenna Myers Clemadine Hutchinson Louise Atkins Edith Tribbey Dale Stevens Keith Wicker Bob Readle Virgil Parker Junior Anderson and Dean Hodge.
Mrs Dwight Beckner invited the Priscilla Club to her Rushville home Thursday for a Christmas gathering. Fifteen members attended with Christmas greetings and a gift exchange after contests led by Mrs Howard Broun. A New Year Eve party was planned with a festive dining room table and candy marked place cards. County Chorus Party at Wamsley Hotel followed with a three course dinner for 26 members and guest Miss Gertrude Adams, ending with Christmas carol singing.
An evening event closed with a gift exchange. The organizing committee included Mrs. Paul Norris Mrs. John Looney and Mrs. Herbert Holden.
Mr and Mrs H G Conaway will observe their fifty year marriage with an open house at their Arlington home Sunday from two to four in the afternoon. Distinct family and friends are invited to attend this milestone event.
Mrs. Russell Northam hosted the Merry Makers Club Christmas party at her Arlington home with eleven members and one guest, a gift exchange, and refreshments. Nearby events included a Christmas dinner at Wilhelm's Cafe for Hilburt Baking Co. employees and spouses, a weeknight visit by Miss Virginia Junkens and Rose Poly Tech student Rueford Downey, and a Christian church Christmas program with tree and Santa Claus.
Rev. and Mrs Samuel M Riggle and children return from Hayden after the sudden death of Mrs Riggle's father C J Simmons. Mr Simmons died from a heart attack early Saturday while at his usual work.
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