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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1941
Page
3
A sweeping meditation links ancient Thermopylae and Athens to modern betrayals. It contrasts Leonidas and Judas, Brutus and Benedict Arnold with those who sell national loyalty for gold, ending with a warning that fifth columnists haunt liberty today.
Three tables of banco were played Tuesday evening as Mrs. Clyde Rucker hosted the Merry Makers club. Refreshments followed with two guests, Mrs. Clell Dearinger and Miss Lucille Gardner, joining the group.
Mrs. Ray McCloskey hosted a Thursday night gathering at her Arlington home with four tables of rock. Dainty refreshments were served at the end. Attendees included Mesdames Merle Stout Joe Readle Carlos Heath John Woods Roy Renegar Bill Baker Gratia Rumph Raymond Overleese Hugh Kennedy Bob Kennedy James Cadwallader Delbert Winkler Harry Joyner Harry Hinton Irvin Bitner and Howard Stout.
Mrs. Henry Wolf hosted a Wednesday birthday gathering at Conaway's Grove south of Arlington for her son Mila's seventh birthday. Contests and games concluded with refreshments and a cake. guests included Rosalyn Heath, Ruby Gowdy, Betty Cooley, Marilyn Ryse, Jean Ruff, Jean Riley, James Riley, Patty Kennedy, Lloyd Kennedy, Bobby Beach, Johnnie Moore, and several others such as Mrs. Carlos Heath, Mrs. Owen Gowdy, Mrs. Sabet Beach, Mrs. Paul Kennedy, and Mrs. Jim Moore.
The Priscilla club enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Rushville Memorial Park with a pitch in dinner. Attendees included numerous Hutchinson, Beckner, Jordan, Northam, Rucker, Williams, Buck, Henley, Marshall, Hill, and Dearinger families plus Morristown and Rushville residents.
Mrs Henry Wolfe visited Rushville on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Bogue called at the home of the late Mrs O H Woodard in Hope Tuesday night. Funeral services were held Sunday.
Mrs. Elsie Eaton honored in Brownsburg as mother of Mrs. Pete Jones of Arlington. Attendees included Leroy and Mrs. Moore, Leroy and Mrs. Catt, Gratia Rumpf, William and Mrs. Gallimore, and Delbert and Mrs. Winkler. Funeral for Mrs. O H Woodard at Hope. she formerly lived in Arlington and died after a long illness. Extreme travel and family visits continue with relatives from Cleveland, Tacoma, Bedford, Greenfield, Indianapolis, and other Indiana towns. Major surgery at Shelbyville’s Major hospital.
The undersigned Merrel D. Coffin is appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Executor of the estate of Enos Coffin late of Rush County Indiana deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Dallas Hardwick Clerk. Titsworth & Titsworth Attorneys. June 28 1941. July 6 13 adv.
William Thomas aged 19 from Pine Plains New York admitted stealing a typewriter and pawning it to raise money for tuition to attend a police training school. He sought to become a law officer through the criminal act.
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