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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1941

Page

3

Baby chicks available for spring orders and farm seeds offered

Bright farm ad notes sold out baby chicks and upcoming hatch dates February 17 and 24 with ordering options via Golden Rule Hatcheries Rushville phone 2516. Also advertised Carney Ridlen Carthage seed sale with clover lawn and hybrid seed corn at low prices and contact numbers 102. Community news lists many visiting relatives and local social events from Indianapolis to Rushville with multiple families noted.

Golden Rule Hatcheries Rushville Carney & Ridlen Carthage

Kalp Downey Tie the Knot in Arlington Ceremony

The Rev. Charles Buck joined Marcella Downey and Rex Kalp in marriage at Arlington Christian church parsonage Sunday morning February 16 at 9 o'clock. The bride wore a soldier blue crepe street dress with California tan accessories. The brides maid was Mrs. Ralph Kalp of Hamilton.

Kalp-Downey Arlington Christian Church Charles Buck Marcella Downey Rex Kalp Ralph Kalp Hamilton

Wedding Announced For Rushville Couple In Arlington Ceremony

Ohio groom a Rushville High School graduate class of 1938 works at B F Goodrich in Rushville. Bride, Arlington High School class of 1940, clerks in Indianapolis. They plan to reside with Mrs Ida Downey in Arlington and held a breakfast after the wedding. Guests included Glenn Downey, Ralph Kalp, Max Kalp, and Gilbert McHenry. Margaret Hill McCarter club met in Shelbyville with a noon luncheon for 14 and notes on Lincoln Washington and reciprocity.

Ohio Max Kalp Hamilton Glenn Downey Castleton Rushville High School B. F. Goodrich Co Rushville Arlington High School Central Business College Indianapolis Ida Downey Arlington Gilbert McHenry Connersville Carl Kalp Glen Downey Margaret Hill McCarter Club Golden Glow Tea Room Shelbyville Mary Hodge U. S Lincoln Washington Raymond Wicker Dean Stanley A. W. Rigsbee Bayard Baker Rush County Historical Society Ervin L. Renegar

Home Builders Club Family Night in Walker Township

The Home Builders Club of Walker Township held its annual family night featuring a supper and program, bringing members and families together for social time and presentations.

Home Builders Club Home Builders Club of Walker Township

Mrs Ross Logan Hosts Valentine Shower for Delphia Collins

Mrs Ross Logan entertained 70 guests at her Arlington area home on Thursday night for Delphia Marie Collins bride elect of Ralph Smith. Assistants included Mrs Ward and daughter Lava Mrs Howard White of near Milroy and Miss Wava Logan of near Gings. The evening featured a miscellaneous shower with gifts on a red and white decorated dining table. Mary Woods played piano, Miss Logan read a selection, and contests followed before refreshments ended the event.

Ross Logan Arlington Delphia Marie Collins Ralph Smith Wm. Ward Lava Howard White Milroy Wava Logan Gings Mary Woods

Ladies Aid Silver Tea at Methodist Church

The Ladies Aid society held a silver tea at the Methodist church on Friday afternoon with accordion music by Miss Frances Gessler of Rushville. Mrs. Paul Stewart presented a review of What Men Live By, and a vocal duet by Mrs. Everett Sunman and Mrs. R. E. Walker. Tables themed for Valentine’s Day were presided over by Mrs. Claude Miller and Mrs. Lena Kennedy. Out of town guests included Mrs. Harry Gessler of Rushville and several Gowdy area visitors.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church Frances Gessler Rushville Paul Stewart Everett Sunman R. E. Walker Claude Miller Lena Kennedy Harry Gessler Frank Sullivan Frank Kemper Gwynneville Mae Roth Ethel Hungerford Laedith Simpson Gladys Hoban Gowdy

Odd Fellows Family Night Brings Community to Lodge

Members and families attended a Wednesday night event at the lodge room with a pitch-in supper for a large crowd. Entertainment featured a spelling bee and a "Battle of the Sexes" game, while Walter Addison's Bronco Busters from Carthage supplied music for square dancing.

The Odd Fellows Walter Addison

Social Visits Across Towns Reported

Mr and Mrs Sam Alsman of Greensburg were visitors here Wednesday. Mrs Bertha Reeves was the Wednesday guest of Mr and Mrs James Alsman in Centerville. Mrs Lillian Junkens visited in Richmond Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Rigsbee Farlow were visitors in Indianapolis Thursday. Mrs Jesse Morris of Indianapolis visited here Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs James Cadwallader spent Thursday with Mrs Earl Enos near Gowdy. Mr and Mrs Raymond Overleese were visitors in Indianapolis Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rigsbee Farlow and daughter were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Osborn and son near Gwynneville. Daughter Ivanna were visitors in Shelbyville Saturday morning. Joe Readle was a visitor in Indianapolis Friday.

Mary Ellen McDaniel Indianapolis Leon McDaniel Maribelle Readle Elmer Beadle Glen Downey Castleton James Cadwallader and Charles Leisure Rushville Earl Downey Earnest Beckner Methodist Hospital Clell Dearinger Carl Dearinger Ruth Stout Virgil Land Floyd Blanton Orange Will Stout Wm. Gallimore Jerry Roberts Gerald Butler Lowell Myers Morristown Sam Alsman Greensburg Bertha Reeves James Alsman Centerville Rigsbee Farlow Jesse Morris Raymond Overleese Martin Osborn and Son Gwynneville Ivanna Shelbyville Joe Readle

Hutchinsons and visitors travel notes from Indianapolis trip

Lowell Hutchinson and family along with Mrs Nora McFatridge and her son James visited Ft Harri son on Sunday with Wesley McFatridge. Raymond Overleese visited Indianapolis on Wednesday. Dr A R Hodges visited the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Wednesday morning.

Lowell Hutchinson Nora McFatridge A. R. Hodges Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

Former race driver Harry Hartz offers safe driving tips

Automotive expert Harry Hartz, former Chevrolet test driver, shares safety guidance based on the three Cs courtesy common sense and caution. He cites a long record of accident free testing across the United States Canada and Mexico and stresses reasonable speed and physical fitness for safe highway travel.

Harry Hartz Chevrolet Motor Division Hartz State of the Union Canada Mexico Chevrolet

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