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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1962
Page
3
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Advertisement offers a Duo Thermoil heater and a Spviet piano bargain. Alberta Miekush invites visits at 4 N East St Carthage. A piano sale offers small monthly payments, reliable credit references, free delivery, and a guaranteed finish. Write Credit Manager 1023 Vincennes St New Albany Ind.
A new shipment of dresses arrived this week at Joyce's Fashion Shop in Carthage, highlighting fresh styles for the season.
Ruth Musgrove thanks Carthage Volunteer Fire Department and neighbors for prompt help during a house fire last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henderson express appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness during the death of their son-in-law Charles Byrd. The family thanks cards flowers and Hampton Mortuary for services at the death of their husband and father Charles Byrd.
Gene Richmond Judy Roberts George Roland and Phyillis Hull attend Quo Vadis at Loew’s Theater in Indianapolis. Miss Shirley Ann Todd and Leon Whitfield wed at the Friends parsonage. Floyd Porter buried at White Lake Wisconsin as relatives attend funeral. Ballard Biscuits contest winner Mrs Joseph Graff receives blender on WFBM TV. Kenneth Rhodes visits mother Ina Rhodes. Robert Moore spends weekend with Charles Moore family.
Mrs. Stuart Morgan hosted a birthday dinner for Mr. Morgan with Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Moore. John L. Winslow, formerly of Walnut Ridge and now near Spiceland, exhibited a new seeding apple in a national contest in Louisiana Missouri, winning the grand sweepstakes and first in its class, earning $400 in cash and merchandise and an honor medal. Mrs. W. J. Henley returned from Chicago where she visited Mrs. Alfred Thompson and Paul Morris at the Naval Training Station. Mrs. Thompson hosted a birthday party for Paul Morris.
Mrs Hugh Weber and Bernadine Herkless attended the Greenfield Journey Saturday night. Mrs Howard Henley and daughter Maria attended the Don Cassak concert at the English Theater in Indianapolis Sunday. George W Jackson aged 62 died Sunday at his home west of Carthage. Survivors include Leora widow and one daughter Mrs Denzel Pea among others.
Forty years ago February 3 1922 records note birth of Philip Lynn to Leonard and Mrs Ruby and a daughter for George and Mrs Ealy. Carthage Post 202 elected officers including Forrest J Rawls as post commander and Dr W T Vandament as vice commander. A February 2 birth is recorded for a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Ealy. A basketball carnival for the lyceum fund raised 30 dollars, with Grades defeating B T Washington 8 to 4 and Alumni girls beating High School girls while Leans defeated the Fats. Mrs H E Stager visited brothers Charles Horace and Earl Gear at Marion and attended a Knights Templar banquet.
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