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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1944

Page

3

Penetrating 90 Percent Alcohol Fungicide for Athletes Foot

An old advertisement touts TEOL solution as a potent overnight treatment for athlete’s foot. It claims 90 percent alcohol content and strong germ penetration, urging full strength application for itchy sweaty or smelly feet. Purchases can be refunded at Ot to C. McCarty.

Otto C. McCarty

Yard detective confronts suspect with ghost of victim

Radio’s Take It Or Leave It renewed for a year, carrying Phil Baker’s show into its sixth season on CBS. The contract starts Sept 3 at 9 p m. The program, on air since April 21, 1940, popularized phrases like You’ll be sorry and the sixty four dollar question. Events include readings by Mrs Beadle and Mrs Sullivan, with contests and keno in the afternoon. The August meeting will be with Mrs Hutchinson.

Phil Baker CBS Elmer Beadle Lowell Beach Claude Sullivan Contests Keno Elmer Hutchinson

Dunninger Hosts Coast Guard Crew On WISH Broadcast

On August 2 at 8:00 p.m. Dunninger the Master Mentalist will host a Coast Guard audience on Station WISH. Judges include Rear Admiral L C Covall Commandant at Manhattan Beach Center Commander Jack Dempsey singer Mary Small and public relations head Captain Ellis Reed Hill.

WISH Dunninger Coast Guard L. C. Covall Manhattan Beach Jack Dempsey Mary Small Capain Ellis Reed-Hill

Hutchin hosts Sunday gathering for area families

Mr and Mrs Lowell Hutchin and family welcomed guests at their Arlington home Sunday. Seated were Mr and Mrs A C Martin and family from Knights Town and Mr and Mrs Herbert Myers of Morristown.

Lowell Hutchinson A. C. Martin Knightstown Herbert Myers Morristown

Mrs Sabert Beach Hosts Cooperative Dinner for Birthday

Mrs Sabert Beach and her son hosted a Friday cooperative dinner honoring Mr Beach on his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Don Lloyd and son, Mr and Mrs Lowell Beach and Miss Jennie Magee, all from Arlington.

Colloquial Club Hosts Fried Chicken Luncheon

Mrs Rolland Earnest entertained the Colloquial club Tuesday at her home north of Arlington with a fried chicken luncheon. Twelve members attended as prayers and song opened the meeting. The group sang America the Beautiful for boys in service and Roll call asked for Favorite Movie Star.

Birthday surprise gathering at Arlington Home

Mrs James Cadwallader hosted a birthday partyTuesday evening at home in Arlington with a rock game and a potluck supper. Numerous guests from nearby towns and relatives joined in, including Mrs Howard Stout Mrs Harry Joyner Mrs Mary Myers and others.

James Cadwallader Arlington Howard Stout Harry Joyner Mary Myers Harry Hinton Roy Renegar Bob Kennedy Carlos Heath Elmer Wilkinson Merle Stout Thelma King Weldon Cherry

Administration Appointment in Rush County Estate

Notice is given that George J Apple has been appointed administrator of the estate of Laura McBride in Rush County Indiana by the Circuit Court. The estate is said to be solvent. Attest Dallas Hardwick Clerk, Kenneth L Earnest Attorney. Dated July 11 1944.

Circuit Court Rush County State of Indiana Laura McBride George J APPLE Adm Dallas -Hardwick Rush Kenneth L. Earnest

Local Social Notes and Family Updates From Noblesville Area

Charlottesville residents including Mr and Mrs Paul Peer and Beverly Ann, Bruce Grandison and Phyllis, Blanche Adkins, Lee Martz, Carol Bell and Don McClarnon with daughter Janice, visited Noblesville for an Sunday picnic with Arthur Campbell Jack Orr and Jeannine Kokomo guests, Lenora Reece and George Brown Jr wed at bride’s home Saturday night. Mrs Robert Lytle and Sue stayed with grandparents Lilburn White then returned home. Mrs Neil Zion recovering at St Vincent’s hospital plans to come home soon. Allen Garriott broke a heel bone after a fall from a load of wheat and wears a cast. Flossie Addison of Knights Town visited local friends Thursday evening.

Paul Peer Beverly Ann Bruce Grandison Phyllis Blanche Adkins Lee Martz Carol Bell Don McClarnon Janice Noblesville Arthur Campbell Jack Orr Jeannine Kokomo Lenora Reece George Brown Robert Lytle Sue Alexandria Lilburn White Neil Zion St. Vincent’s Hospital Allen Garriott Flossie Addison Knightstown

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