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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1944
Page
3
Dagwood helps move furniture and pups as Blondie changes networks taking over Station WISH at 6 PM Friday July 21 with a new sponsor, a soap manufacturer, in the regular lineup.
The family thanks neighbors friends and the Friendly Circle for kind words and deeds of sympathy at the time of the death of Mrs Byron D Ball.
An advertisement touts a strong antifungal solution labeled TEOL for foot fungus. It claims immediate penetration with 90 percent alcohol and urges full strength use for itchy sweaty or smelly feet. The maker promises a 35 cent refund at local Ot to C McCarty druggist if not satisfied.
Popular Roy Acuff songs return to Grand Ole Opry on NBC July 15 at 9 30 p m. CBS reporter Harry W Flannery heads to Chicago July 17 to cover the Democratic national convention with ties to DNC chair Robert Hannagan. An 18 year old girl custody dispute is featured on American Woman's Jury July 18 at 12 45 p m. Milton Berle and Phil Baker launch a new songwriting team. Bob Hawk promotes a quiz show with Betty Lynn and shifts Thanks to the Yanks to Mondays at 6 30 p m CBS. Arlene Francis stars in Stamford Connecticut theater July 18 while continuing Blue network appearances. Job work priced right.
Dolly Dawn, featured recently on the Berle show, will introduce Milton's new song Someone Somewhere once it is published. The performance signals a radio era debut by a noted songstress.
A brief item describing the Rush County 4H Junior Leaders meet titled How to Win Friends. It outlines participation by junior members and aims to encourage leadership and social skills during the event.
Leaders held a July meeting at Clara Emily and John Rigsbee home south of Arlington to organize the county fair starting July 30. 4H soft drink stand coordinators named include Phyllis Sullivan Martha Small Stanley Spillman and Joan Crane. Refreshments of home made ice cream cake and cookies were served by Posey township junior leaders. Ripley township attendees listed Phyllis Small Jerry Moore Alice Hunt Joanne Tweedy Phyllis Sullivan Martha Small Elizabeth and Martha Stoner Bob White and Donald Stoten.
The Administrator of the Estate of Thomas G. Lampkin filed for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court, Rushville Indiana. All heirs and interested parties must appear on July 29 1944 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims. Howard E Barrett is the attorney for the Administrator Walter B Keaton.
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