Community groups hold meetings across town on Wednesday
The Fidelity Class met at the Rhodes home with fourteen members and one guest, sharing devotions and lively games before social time. Sunshine Circle at East Street Christian Church hosted a 100 attendee family night with a cooperative dinner and music by Carolyn Pitts and John Allen Ruby. Friends Missionary meeting featured Mrs. Dreyer speaking on Africa, followed by refreshments and a display of African items. Cubs met in the Kanteen with leaders Flossie McCorkle and Josephine Alexander for games and treats. Sunday guests included the Wilcoxens and Sample families visiting Olive Drysdale and Charles Mosier families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Kenneth Rhodes
Hubert Hunt
Ralph Pearson
Robert Tuttle
Charles Whitfield
Ralph Mosier
George Jones
Ralph McClarnon
Jack Overman
Lowell Brown
Sunshine Circle
East Street Christian Church
Basil Stultz
Carolyn Pitts
John Allen Ruby
Bayard Baker
Abraham Lincoln
Claude Sipe
Harold Ruby
John Clevidence
Parvel Moore
Friends Missionary
Friends Missionary Meeting
Willella Henley
Gouldie Kyser
Olive Drysdale
H. L. Dreyer
Annie H. Newsom
Mr. Dreyer
Africa
Cubs
Flossie McCorkle
Josephine Alexander
Kanteen
Kappa Kappa Sigma Install Officers At Windsor Home
The Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority met Tuesday at Mrs. Edna Windsor's home for a candlelight installation of officers led by Mrs. Mary E. Bash. Fifteen members attended as new officers take office and a social bridge hour followed with honors to three members. Refreshments honored Washington's birthday. Next meeting set for February 26 at Windsor’s to prepare art items for sale funding the senior dance. Mrs. Fred King and Mrs. Jack Overman attended in Indianapolis Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Edna Windsor
Marie Weber
Edythe Berninger
Ann Stager
Mary Tweedy
Mary E. Pearson
Arletta Earnest
Mary F. Gatewood
Helen Ruby
Mary E. Bash
Bridge
Gertrude Bash
Jessie Munden
Washington
Mrs Zimmerman Recovers After Major Operation
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman recently underwent a major operation at St. Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis and is convalescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Brosius in Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zimmerman
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Hubert Brosius
Knightstown
Weekend Travels and Family Visits Across States
The report lists multiple journeys and family visits. Individuals like Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McCorkle with sons, Mrs. Fred Donoho in Indianapolis, Frank Gilbert returning to Cincinnati, Henry Sohn visiting Newton Illinois, and Henry G. Stager on a business trip to New York and New Jersey are mentioned along with a Chicago stay by Dr. Joseph Foster and updates on Billy Hugh Small’s Oklahoma trip amid bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Wilbur McCorkle
Henry Sohn
Henry Brown
Newton
Illinois
Henry G. Stager
New York
New Jersey
Mr. Stager
DeWitt Foster
Joseph Foster
Chicago
Billy Hugh Small
Oklahoma
Rural Indiana Deed Transfers Land in Carthage Area
The record lists multiple conveyances by widows and individuals in Rush Hancock and Grant counties Indiana. Tweedy transfers to Henry G Stager and Ann G Stager a lot in Ripley township starting nine feet east of the southeast corner of lot 2 in Charles Henley’s Carthage addition. Kelso McCorkhill Lowell McCorkhill Iva Jackson and Trees Jackson Paul McCorkhill Pauline McCorkhill Earl Branock Opal Collins Claude Collins Aud rey McCorkhill Nellie M McCorkhill Grace Elsen and James Elsen convey jointly about Rush Hancock and Grant counties to John Whitfield and Zelma Whitfield as tenants by the entirety a lot numbered 123 in Henley and Clark’s Carthage addition (Deed July 29 1944) for 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedy
Rush County
Henry G. Stager
Ann G. Stager
Rush Co
N. W
Ripley Township
Charles Henley
Carthage
Ind
Kelso McCorkhill
Lowell McCorkhill
Iva Jackson
Trees Jackson
Paul McCorkhill
Pauline McCorkhilll
Pauline Branock
Earl Branock
Opal Collins
Claude Collins
Audrey McCorkhill
Nellie M. McCorkhill
Grace Elsen
James Elsen
Rush
Hancock
Grant
Indiana
John Whitfield
Zelma Whitfield
Henley and Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Q Society
Walnut Ridge
Frank Wilcoxen
Gwynneville
Harold Sample
Greenfield
Charles. Mosier
Princess
Rushville
Pat O'Brien
Adolphe Jmenjoy Elles Drew
Rosluna Russell
Lott
Zachary Scott
Sieral
Faye Emerson
Biaf Ae B
Potomac
Lord’s
Lux
LUX Flakes
Alaska Peas
Staley
Regal Tomato Juice
Stokely
W. K
Regal
Regal Med
American Legion
Ford Dealers
Ford
Graham Hatcher
Fort Wayne
T. J. O'Neil
Ford Motor
Clifford Hart
William Sayer
The
J. Don McLean
Greencastle
Henry Siebenmark
William Brown
Bloomington
Fred King
G. E
Mgr
Soshua Pusey
Sophia Attorney
Tovay
Idustry
Bellans
Europe
Ellis’ Feed Store
Carthage, Indiana
Recorder’s Office
Blue Raiders
Big's Store
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Orville J. Ramsey
P. O
Webb & Eoff
Mary Ann Jessup
L. B. Campbell
Indiana Yearly Meeting
Richmond
C. G. Hill
Golden Rule Hatcheries
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Poultry Supplement
Tuxedo Porkmaker
Tuxedo Dairy
Paris
Hogte & Silver, Prop
Holland Electrical Appliances
Benjamin Moore
Stromberg-Carlson
Majestic
Jack Snedigar
East Main
Knightstown, Indiana
Maxwell House
Tin Can
Royal Gem Kraut
Carney & Ridlen
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