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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1944
Page
4
Itemized list of payments and disbursements from Rush County, Indiana, including invoices from hospitals, insurers, banks, and local firms. Entries cover medical hospitalization, insurance premiums, wages, office supplies, utilities, fuel, and various services, with numerous individual names and organization references.
J. A. Reynolds invites all to Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. and morning worship at 10:30 a. m. All welcome.
The bulletin invites Sunday at 9:30 am Sunday school with the topic Jesus Feeds the Multitudes and a 10:45 am church service on The Mission of Jesus Coming to This World. The pastor urges higher attendance and asks members to bring a friend.
East St. Christian Church led by Frank F. Jones and Cecil Pike announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with lesson Jesus Feeds the Multitude. Morning worship at 10 30 a m and Lord s Supper at 10 50 a m. Sermon titled How Men are Forgiven. Wednesday prayer at 7 30 p m. Meeting location Frank F Jones residence Carthage February 9. all are invited.
Carthage Wesleyan Church schedules Sunday school 9 30 preaching 10 30 and 7 30 Young Peoples rally 2 30 p m Thursday prayer meeting 7 30 Blue River class 9 30 10 30 Wednesday prayer meeting District Young Peoples rally Feb 6 at 2 80 p m speaker Rev O Ahbibratd
The fragment notes visitors in New Castle on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Pooper and Mr and Mrs Sembay. Names are partially garbled but indicate social calls.
A sequence of small-town social notes lists visitors and gatherings across Greenfield, Rushville, Anderson, and nearby areas. Guests include Edgar and Ruby at Walker residence, Bible Study at East Street Church, and numerous family visits among Golds, Dingles, Leisures, and McClarnons. In addition, members of E. L. B. O. W. met at Mayme McCarty’s home, while others attended hospital events and a Rush County Historical Society board meeting.
Charlottesville residents the Garriott family and Lizzie Overman joined Sun day visits in New Castle with the Mor r is family. Jessups visited Morristown with Mrs Jessup and Nolan Jessup while Gabbutt hosted friends from Knightstown ISC Home for dinner. Zapfs joined a birthday dinner at Elmer Collins home. Walker family from Rushville spent time with Roland Jessup and Claude Walker, and Sgt Russell Jessup of Ft. Riley and his wife visited Walter Jessup. Claude Walker convalesced at home with a cold. Clyde Johnson and son spent the weekend in Bedford with Russell Johnson and family. County leadership school opened at the Christian church. W S C S met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Blanche Adkins and Mrs Pauline Peer. Charles Hudson visited Indianapolis with Mrs Marthabelle Sena bncd and Mrs Florence a and Lucille Walker visited Mrs Merle.
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