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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1940

Page

5

New Year’s Festivities Spotted Across Rushville Area

Social news from Rush County details numerous dinner gatherings and visits during the holiday period. Families such as the Bishops Meyers Parish White Siler Nixon and Abernathy plus many others share Sunday and weekday dinners. The report notes bridge clubs exchanges and engagements plus upcoming meetings and a marriage announcement for Joyce Draper and Richard Harrold.

Joyce Draper Richard Harrold Walter Harrold Rush County Henry Weaver

Death of Fannie Gatewood at 71 in Rush Shelby counties

Mrs. Fannie Gatewood aged 71 died at her home south of Fountaintown after months of illness. She had lived in Rush and Shelby counties all her life and was sister to Mrs. Josephine Nigh and Mrs. Lizzie Sandefur of Carthage.

Irene Carfield Frankfort Sam O. McCarty George Kulmer Indianapolis C. C. Gause Fred Catt Arlington Sam L. Newsom Richard Sipe Hanover College Bayard Baker Effie Jones Pendleton William DeMoss James DeMoss de Moss Springfield Ohio Katherine Sullivan Jack Overman Overman Maurice Robert Joan Stenger Harold Stenger Marjorie Green Houston Texas Fred McManus L. W. Mohler Oaklandon Esther Stone Morristown Jesse Pitts Herman Gillis Colchester Illinois Chappell Chester Sinders Bound Brook New Jersey Florence Willard Alonzo Dalrymple James Bartle Belle Carter Knightstown Carter W. A. Dhonau Joe Cook Lyric Theatre Cook Mr. Dhonau James Henley Bloomington Fannie Gatewood Fountaintown Rush Shelby Counties Josephine Nigh Lizzie Sandefur Carthage

Executors Face Lawsuit Over Amos Hill Estate Debts

Everett Button and others sue Fred B. White as administrator of the Amos L. Hill estate for 33000 tied to a Charlottesville bank assessment. The First National Bank of Knightstown also files a claim for 185.50 against the estate.

Charlottesville Everett Button Fred B. White Amos L. Hill Hill First National Bank of Knightstown

Out for a Little Fun in Town

Two women plan a playful sled ride but are spotted by bystanders. Nelle Beher notes the danger of being deserters from the Navy and Winona Newsom watches from the bank with opera glasses. Bank officials reveal the culprits as Lucille Phelps and Mrs Laird, while the scene ends with a donation.

Lucille Phelps Mrs. Laird

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Bishop Robert Meyers Rushville Russell Parish Jacqueline Sue Charles White Ora Siler Russell Chalmer Nixon Dora Abernathy Near Occident Evalyn Carson Harold Ruby John Allen Bridge Club Roy Newby Grant Henley Henley Walter Newsom A. J. Carr Grace H. Porter Guy Ewing Jesse Newsom M.S. Kyser Loyall Hunt Alice Charles Miller Shelbyville Ivan Alexander C. W. Meyers John Porter Joe McClurg Herman Porter Anne Fitch Markes McClurg Gary Allen James Mathers Frank Elliott Claude Butler Lewisville Grace Phelps A. C. Jones Anderson Henry Jessup Elizabeth Leisure W. J. Phelps Ray Gurley H. Brohart Greenfield Anna Anderson Elsie Chappell Providence, R. I Ada Chappell Phillip Sattler Ralph Stevens Floyd Reddick Roy Lowell Reeves Lowell Geise Laura Reddick David Binford Providence R. I Frieda Chappell Talma Hoff Manilla Arlis Lukens Jesse Kizer Anna Jean Marjorie Pete Kyser Near Westland Stuart Morgan Wayman Herkless Tillie Garland Robert Armstrong Walter A. Chonan Bridge Fred King Mr. Baker Arthur Winfield Basil Hedgecock Robert Henley Hartford City Lillian ‘Eb. Henley Ing Howard E. Henley Robert Judd New York City Judith Weston Rich Maria L. Henley Harsham College Indiana University Howard E. Henley, Jr Ralph Pearson Margaret Rich MaeLaughlin Lucille Wan Otto C. McCarty Mattie Publow Belle Phelps Maude Porter Jean Sharlee Kyser al McDaniel Everett Price Raymond McDaniel Rue McDaniel Annis Jean J. B. Hardin Harold Hardin Harold Bass Bass Louis Humes Rosalie Humes John Julian Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Helen Ruby Home Economics Club Court House Christian Church Harrold Mays High School Mr. Harrold Spiceland High School Friendly Circle Fay Norris Fan Reynolds Ellen Hudson Ruth White Wayne Wilkin Sue Covington Spencer Bogue West Lafayette Frances Georgia Johnson Alva Johnson George Jackson Elizabeth Jackson Fletcher Methodist Church Hazel Dionan Bess Baker Edna Henley Mayme McCarty Edna McDaniel Edna Nell Kennedy Sharlene Spangler Nelle Newby Flo Lineback Dorothy McMillan Phyllis McClarnon Ruth Hunt Marjorie Overman Mae Moore Mary Louise Hill Betty Loughonan Lula Harmon Akron Spangler W.L. C Ella Nelson Winona Newsom Hos Tess Douglas Cooper Claude Sipe M. S. Kyser A. W. Winfield Harod Ruby Sidney Howard Arthur Lineback Mrs Arnold Duke Kokomo James Bowen Ann Terre Haute J. A. Lineback Jean Porter Bertha Mae Stevens Russell Donovan Yorktown Ida Small Charles D. Moore Betty Jean de Schippers Selma L. ‘Ss Kirk’s P & G Soap California Regal Oleo Zenith Amos Hill Estates Nelle Navy Qut Winona New Peete Farma American Girl American Magazine American Poultry Journal Breeder’s Gazette Capper’s Farmer ' Child Life Christian Herald Collier's Column Review Etude Music Magazine Farm Journal & Farmer’s Wife Flower Grower Fact Digest Home Arts Needlecraft Household Liberty Magazine McCall's Open Road Parents’ Magazine Pathfinder Physical Culture Popular Mechanics Redbook Magazine Romantic Story Science and Discovery Silver Screen Sports Afield Successful Farming True Romances True Story Woman's World St. Or RFD
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