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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1934

Page

4

Renegar Couple Relocate to Carr Farm Southwest of Newcastle

Mr and Mrs Irvin Renegar relocate to the A J Carr farm southwest of Newcastle. Miss Cora Bowers returns home near Middletown after a short visit with her brother Homer Bowers and wife.

Irvin Renegar Newcastle A. J. Carr Town Cora Bowers Middletown Homer Bowers Henry Allender Rushville Luther Renegar Bert Davidson Cora Alsop Virgil Kingen Fred Kingen Lawrenceville, Il Elizabeth Leisure Henry Jessup Dinter Cecil Pike Mays John Jessup Charles Pearson

For Sale or Trade Small Farm Near Carthage Indiana

Classified notice offers an 80 acre improved farm three miles east of Clarksburg near Carthage. Owner contact via O. W. Graham Greensburg Indiana. Reward offered for information on missing tin snips. Car from Pocahontas coming soon and coal ads from Roy Herkiess.

Carthage Clarksburg O. W. Graham Greensburg Indiana Pocahontas Cooming Pioneer Island Creek Roy Herkiess Roy Herkless

Illness improves for Master Donald Dunn in two weeks

Master Donald Dunn, who had been ill for two weeks, shows marked improvement. J. Butler Hill returns Tuesday after a several days visit with relatives in Greenfield.

Donald Dunn J. Butler Hill Greenfield

Hackleman and Hill wed at Rushville parsonage

C. M. Hackleman and Mrs Lore na Hill were married Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Christian parsonage in Rushville by Rev. C. S. Stevens. They will reside at Mr Hackleman s home on North Main Street.

C. M. Hackleman Lorena Hill Christian Parsonage Rushville C. S. Stevens Hackleman Mr. Hackleman North Main Street

Community Notes and Social Guests in Rush County

Local column records visits and gatherings across Rushville and surrounding towns. Mentions include Little David Magee’s improving health, birthday dinner for a 91-year-old, weekend guests from Glenwood and Indianapolis, and various family and club activities. Subscriptions and local meetings are listed among social updates and travel reports.

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Geo. W. Williams Co Knightstown Winfield’s Grocery Janet Gaymeer Warner Baxter Paddy Miss Gaynor Tom En-Arco Motor the National CO Cleveland, Ohio Sharer & Moore Hill — Hackleman State Bank OF U. S. Govt Rush Howard E. Henley The State Bank of Carthage Howard E. Hetley Peter J. Sattler David Magee Noah Magee James Terhute Roscoe Brown Sandusky Mr. Terhue Charles Jones Glenwood Earl Young Walter Nelson William M. Hawkins Geo. Winslow Charles Moore Indianapolis Walter Addison Barbara Kate Ailes New Salem J. A. Lineback James Bowen Sunshine Circle Grace Phelps George Hinshaw G. B. McNabb Rush County Medical Association Ralph Kennedy Ross Tweedy St. Rose Carl Rhim Paul Norris Ed Ruby Mrs Charles Butler Fletcher M. E. Church Jesse Newsom Hubert Hill Ruth Miller Rue McDaniel Lee Nixon Washington, D. C Jesse Henley Clarence Pauley Manilla Don Addison AnDang Reba Kirkendorfer Oscar Rodell Dick Pushman Elkhart Walter Phelps John Bell Charlottsville Minnie Adkins Robert Reeves of Bordentown N. J Detroit Mich Mrs. Grant Henley Earle, Jr Macbeth English’s W. J.henley Mrs. Stanley Murray Hagerstown Alice Gray Assell George Bassett Shelbyville Walter C. Addison
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