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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1955

Page

2

Local Club Notices and Social Gatherings Feature February Events

The note book records multiple community activities including Home Ec Club meetings at Virginia Johnsor's home with planning for 1956 and a Style Show on March 19. Christian Helpers Sunshine Circle, WCTU, and Women’s Christian Service chapters hold meetings with devotions, new member recognitions, and Valentine themed refreshments. Birthday dinners and dinners honor members. ripples of social engagements appear across Rushville area with several hostesses and invited guests.

Mixers Ec Club Virginia Johnsor Phyllis Lafuse Joenita Schnieder Lenore Foster Wallace Ballard Rushville Virginia Johnson Mary Bush Gladys Butler Eva Leisure Virginia Whitfield Sunshine Circle Ethylene Parish Beatrice Ruby Faye Nowotne Josie Nigh Ruth Jackson Ripley Home Makers Leone Mosier Esther Leisure Margaret Hinshaw Leisure

These Women by Alessio Cincinnati

A note describes a visit by Alessio in Carthage, Cincinnati, noting time spent with relatives and friends after travel from the city.

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Lincoln the unpredictable man shaping a nation

The article traces Abraham Lincoln from childhood curiosity and self education in Indiana and Illinois through New Salem and early legal interests to his rise as a cautious, enigmatic leader. It notes his patience, selective speeches, and restraint before the Civil War, culminating in a presidency marked by measured compromises, war decisions, and eventual assassination.

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