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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1944
Page
4
Sunday guests visited local families in New Palestine Batesville and Rushville. Mission circle meetings heard reviews of For All Of Life and opened by Miss Winona Newsom. Post war planning groups met in Rushville as others attended hospital visits and a funeral service.
Dr. E. B. Miller was held in Fountain town on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Frank F. Jones was in Pennsylvania this week attending funeral services for Mrs. Jones' grandmother.
J A Reynolds announces Sunday worship at 9 30 with Milton Hadley of Richmond delivering the message. All who have no church home are invited to attend.
The East St. Christian Church led by Minister Frank F. Jones opens Sunday with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. teaching Jesus Teaches in Parables and worship at 10:30 a.m. including Communion. Prayer meeting and teacher study occur at 7:30 p.m. at the Mundin home on Wednesday January 26.
At a supper and meeting in Ripley township the conservation club elected 1944 officers President Worth Pitts Vice President Walter Nelson Secretary Treasurer John Lynch An evening talk by Lester Miller covered stream pollution impacts on game fish and wildlife Attendance reached 63 of 73 members with ten in armed forces
A local Lions club will hold a business session at the den on Monday evening January 24. All members are urged to attend to support the current attendance drive.
John Clark Binford died at his Greenfield home from a heart attack. He was the son of the late John H. Binford and cousin to Mrs. Harry Bentley, with several relatives in and near Carthage. Funeral plans were not yet announced.
Word has been received of the serious illness of Robert Hamilton of the Masonic Home of Franklin. Hamilton and his wife were former residents here. He was employed at the Container plant for several years.
Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy and Mr and Mrs Thomas Bush attended the Indiana Lumbermens banquet and dance held Thursday evening at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis.
A wartime appeal argues buying more War Bonds to fund a G I relative's future home. It suggests cutting frivolous spending like beautySalon visits and laundry bills to accelerate bond purchases. The speaker encourages savings and gifting part of presents toward bonds while noting a GI brother awaiting reunion.
Mrs John Blessinger living north of here entered St. Vincent hospital in Indianapolis on Monday for a goitre operation.
Ruth E. Burkher of Carthage, a Purdue University student, is named to the Distinguished Student List for the fall term. Only 308 of about 2,800 civilian students earned the honor, which waives fees totaling $30 per term for high scholastic achievement.
Private services were held Wednesday morning for 85 year old Mrs. Sarah Summers who died after contracting spinal meningitis at the Masonic home in Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Moore departed Wednesday for a two months stay with their daughter Mrs. Robert Cushing and family in Tempe Arizona.
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