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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1958
Page
4
A chronology lists weekly Carthage community events from 1955 to 1958. It notes bridal showers, hospital entries, reunions, races, divorces, school moves, church appointments, service anniversaries, and civic activities including reunions, fairs, and parade preparations.
Announcement states that General Telephone agrees to purchase Arlington company for 22100 dollars. Other items note: Mrs. DeWitt bedridden six months, Kappa Kappa Sigma initiation, Moore moves to Jackson Nursing Home, charity fashion show in Indianapolis, several management appointments at Container Corporation of America, Carthage children debut, Carthage State Bank Christmas checks, home sale, factory tours, school events, and local notices including a Christmas program and party, tax services office opening, and obituary for Roy Fuchs.
Mr and Mrs Richard Harold and family and other area couples hosted guests across Rushville Lyndonville Sulphur Springs and Indianapolis over New Year and weekend periods. Visits included Purdue University Florida Miami and Chicago trips with relatives from Greenfield Carmel Brownsburg Indianapolis and New Castle noted.
A January 1936 Pendleton town disaster reveals hidden heroism as ordinary workers and clerks rush into a blazing city hall wreck to rescue neighbors. Men of soft hands prove epic courage, transforming into nameless giants in a moment of dire need.
Classifieds list a 1951 Lincoln priced at 385 dollars with contact phone LO 55 2655 52 2tp for inquiries.
Claude Pearson thanks friends for cards and encouragement during hospitalization and recovery and his neighbors who helped. Wilma B. Ewbank thanks Carthage Lions Club neighbors and friends for kindness during the holiday season.
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