The Citizen News Corner Back With Local Notes
Reader drive includes weather slips and friendly letters from Ross Parish to Fred Sohn. Reports from Lakewood City News, Olathe Naval Air Station, and Long Beach charity gifts surface. Carthage Lions in top ten attendance. sugar spill memory and OPA ration stamps linger as price drops approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Parish
Ross
Fred Sohn
California
Fred
Lakewood City
Russ Turner
Naval Air Station
Olathe
Kansas
Service Boys
Martha Fitch
Ruth M. Parker
Long Beach
Calif
Parvel Moore
Carthage Lions Club
Grandpap Ridlen
Henry Laird
Winfield
OPA
Samuel White Dies Saturday
Samuel C. White 85 born March 22 1859 died December 23 1944 in Indianapolis. A farmer by trade he lived near Carthage for years and later worked for railroad companies in Chicago. Survived by son Dale L White and sister Mrs Carrie Handy both of Indianapolis. funeral Sunday at Thompson Funeral Home with arrangements at Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. White
William
Susan McGaughey White
Indianapolis
Mr. White
Carthage
Caroline Henley
Elwood
Phebe Henley
Dale L
White
Chicago
Southern Lake Shore and Michigan Railroad Co
New York Central System
Methodist Church
K. of P,ledge
Carrie ‘Handy
Locals Shade Wildcat Five in Friday Night Thriller
Carthage Raiders defeated Arlington's Wildcats 39 to 33 on the local hardwood. Raiders led each period 11-9 24-19 31-25 with Goodwin scoring 16 and Carr adding 15 to pace the club while Anderson led Arlington with 14. The curtain raiser went to the Raiders 17-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Raiders
Arlington
Wildcats
Raiders
Goodwin
Carthage
Carr
Batgiesne de Aanuntss Goodwin
Eewek Ewnagee
Stoten
C McClurg
Seeet Tee Teee
Witte
Gale
Porter
G Esnabascuesions
Todd
C Wae
Hawkins
Beaver
Hodge
F Mechs
Bright
F Wicker
Local Lions Sponsor Club at Mays
An announcement notes the installation of a Lions club at Mays with Carthage Lions as sponsor. Details are scarce and the date of the first meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Mays
Carthage Lions
Death of Uncle Eugene Wilhite in Indianapolis Accident
Eugene Wilhite, uncle of Mrs. Parvel Moore, was fatally injured when he walked into a passing automobile in Indianapolis. He died at City Hospital shortly after the collision. A retired optometrist, he was honored with funeral services held Wednesday morning conducted by Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Smith of Lost Creek, Kentucky. Merritt Stafford and Rev. and Mrs. Harry Cooper and family were visitors at a Thursday dinner with Mrs. Mary Ann Jessup and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Wilhite
Parvel Moore
Idianapolis
City Hospital
Wilhite
Leonard Smith
Lost Creek
Merritt Stafford
Harry Cooper
Famiy
Mary Ann Jessup
Death of Aunt Luella Posey in Posey Township
Mrs Luella Posey widow of James Posey and aunt of Mrs Jeff Leisure and Miss Ethel Posey died Monday at her son William Posey home in Posey township. Services were held Thursday at Arlington Methodist church with burial at Arlington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Posey
James Posey
Jeff Leisure
Ethel Posey
William Posey
Posey Township
Arlington Methodist Church
Arlington Cemetery
Mr and Mrs Fred Flick Visit Daughter in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Fred Flick spent a Sunday and Christmas day with their daughter Louise in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flick
Louise
Indianapolis
Juries Named for January Court Term Across Counties
The January court term opens January 2 with grand and petit juries drawn. Grand jurors include W H Callahan, Rus sell Aldridge, J Alfred Logan, and others from Noble, Jackson, Center, Rushville, and Union. Petit jurors include Albert Brune, Clifford Cameron, Elmer Smith, Bruce Cav nes, Omer Mahan, and additional members from Center, Rushville, Union, and Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit
Grand Jury
W. H. Callahan
Walker
Russell Aldridge
Anderson
J. Alfred Logan
Noble
Fon Clifton
Washington
Thomas ©. Martin
Union
Russell Carfield
Jackson
Glenn Guffin
Denzil Hill
Orange
Clyde A. Owens
Center
Grover Johnson
W. M. Martz
Rushville
Fred Addison
Petit Jury
Albert Brune
Clifford Cameron
Orville G. Brooks
Willella Henley
Ripley
Ernest Berninger
Elmer Smith
Derby Green
Bruce Cavnes
Posey
Frank Witters
Eulalia
Kirkham
John McBride
Glenn Maury
Clara Eckerle
Omer Mahan
Fred J. King
Charles Brosius
Russell Moor
Oscar Newhouse
Wayne Daubenspeck
Waldo Mohr
A. C. Stroughton
Roscoe
L. Jones
Richland
Fred Pike
Wiley Meal
Stinger Family Enjoys Holiday Visit in Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Stinger spent Sunday and Christmas day with their son Henry Stinger Jr and wife and with Mr. and Mrs. James Crews and family of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Stinger
Henry Stinger, Jr
James Crews
Indianapolis
John F. Leisure
Henry Jessup
Noah Leisure
Jeff Leisure
John Stallings and Son
Pur due University Student Visits Parents Over Week
Miss Lois Ruth White of Pur due University spent from Thursday until Tuesday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred White and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ruth White
Purdue University
Mrs
Fred White
S. L. Newsom
Winona Newsom
Ross Tweedy
Emma Tweedy
Lilburn White
John White
Robert Lytle
Sue
Alexandria
Jessie Edwards
Greenfield
Lawrence Wales
Nameless Creek
Ruth White
Alvin White
Milton Barry
Gail
Charlottesville
Belle Phelps
Maude Porter
Ralph Veach
Kelly
Carthage
Faye Jackson
Anderson
Howard Leisure
Lowell Leisure
Leisure
Frank Gray
Peace Begins At Home
A reflective editorial argues that true peace requires a global yet lived commitment to equal rights for all, urging Christians to act beyond words. It cites Wendell Wilkie on global peace and warns that peace demands intelligent, moral effort at home and abroad to prevent chaos. The piece questions barriers in American life from isolationism to hyper patriotism and calls for active pursuit of universal brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Moore
Wendell Wilkie
One
United States
News of Ola Me Nac Women in Uniform
Addressed service news lists Pvt. Robert P. Todd at A S N 36911629 Co B 195th Bn 61 Regt Camp Blanding Fla. S Sgt Carl Carson Jr wounded in France recovers in hospital. Pvt Frank Mowry at Camp Knox Ky armored division. Sgt Carl Wells in England. Duane Caldwell transferred to Ree Bris Shoemaker Calif. Thurman Porter Jr training with Navy amphibious forces at Camp Bradford Va assigned to LST crew. LSTs land troops on beaches with bow doors. largest amphibious craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Todd
Co. B
Camp Blanding
Fla
Frank Mowry
Camp Knox
Duane Caldwell
Camp Gilmore
Farragut
Idaho
Ree
Bris
Shoemaker
Calif
Camp Bradford
Norfolk
Thurman Porter, Jr
Carthage
Navy Amphibious Forces
Virginia
Christmas Day Guests From Carthage and Vicinity
Numerous families shared Christmas dinners across Carthage and nearby towns. Readouts list guests from Alexandria Greenfield Charlottesville Knightstown Indianapolis Vandalia Ohio and Hammond along with extended families and multiple households in a long Christmas gathering narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Death of William Enix in Carthage Kentucky
William Albert Enix born Harris Kentucky April 26 1899 died December 23 1944 in Carthage after eight weeks illness age 45. He married Pearl Howard November 24 1922 and moved to Carthage December 1925 to work at Container Corporation plant. Survived by widow a stepson Raymond Evans two sisters four brothers and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services held February 1945 at 2 PM with Rev DeWitt Foster. pallbearers listed. burial in Town cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Albert Enix
Matt
Nancy Jane Enix
Harris
Carthage
Margina
Pearl ‘Howard
The
Container Corporation
Raymond Evans
Georgeann Gillian
Winchester
Ind
Faye Wating
Chicago
Ollie
Isaac Enix
Harris, Ky
Sam Enix
Washington, D. C
Raymond Enix
Portsmouth
Ohio
Thompson Funeral Home
DeWitt Foster
Robert Spangler
H. T. Beher
Foster
Charlie Whitfield
Gerald Mann
Thurman Porter
William Loveall
el Stephens
Marvin Bramel
Burial Én Town Cemetery
Former Resident Dies Wednesday in Richmond Mill Worker
Guy Leonard Clark a former Rushville miller died Wednesday at 11 20 am in Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond after a cerebral hemorrhage at the Roller Mills office. Born July 23 1882 in Barren County Kentucky he was 62. Survived by Bertha Henley wife three children one daughter two sons one brother five sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral at Stegall Funeral Home Richmond with burial in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Leonard Clark
Rushville
Reid Memorial
Mr. Clark
Barren County
C. G
Amanda Frances Clark
Florida
Indiana
Richmond
Joseph Clark
Bertha Henley
Carthage
Stegall
Stinger’s Story Circusiana Hobby Display
A hobby article describes a miniature circus display featuring a finely-tooled saddle with buffalo rawhide tree, four toy circus wagons, and cast iron horses with drivers. Wagons come from Hartford Connecticut Fenton Michigan Toledo Ohio and Indianapolis. horses from various shops with worn paint. The writer plans more pieces including painting repairs and Pax Benes for a miniature circus with animal and mechanical banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bowers
Peru
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hartford
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Aldrich Harvey
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Jesse Newsom
M. A. Buckland
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Frank Guffin
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Myrtle Carfield
Alta
Arlis. Lukenssit
Leon Cook
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Bevin Cononly
Ie Binford
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David bin
George Jackson
Edward Jackson
James B. Terhune
Ben Shankland
Kendallville
Bloomington
Loren White
Albert Terhune
Edward
Marvin Pike
Walter Mann
Eugene Mann
Elizabeth Webb
Donald Mann
Richard Henley
Elsie
Ada Chappell
Edwin Chappell
Merrin Chappell
New Castle
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Hattie Innis
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Harry O. Pitts
Frank Morris
Maurice Bell
Charles Mosier
Olive Drysdale
Frank Guyatt
Dublin
Anna Anderson
Everett Hawkins
Lettie Hawkins
Charles Jackson
Elmer McMichael
Shirley Gahimer
Henry Pettit
Clarence Gahimer South
Manilla
Lincdéin _Myers Christ
William Enix
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