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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
8
Donald Carroll moved from hospital to county jail after psychiatrists assessed his sanity following the suicide pact death of his sweetheart Charlotte Mathison. The youth has since been freed and declared sale.
Richard W. Sipe II has been officially accepted for the Citizens' Military Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison from August 3 to September 1. He is assigned to the Infantry Basic course.
Indiana Representative Virginia Jenckes urged a wage and hours bill provision excluding the canning industry during seasonal packing. She argued Indiana leads in canning beans tomato products pumpkin and hominy and warned against price rises or loss of markets if time and a half applied to seasonal canning labor.
Arlington news reports a Posey Township Farm Bureau meeting held Monday night at the school. Virginia Stout played accordion and Mary Stout piano. Memorial services were led by Mrs. Lowell Gartin. Robert Walker spoke on Credit Union and Wallace Gardner on the county mixed chorus. Refreshments followed.
The Always Present class of the Christian church hosted a Mothers and Fathers event with Miss Evelyn Kemple as teacher. The program featured tributes, piano and vocal solos, duets, readings, and an accordion solo. A dining room reception followed with a large table for 63, pink and blue colors, Rev. Nutter giving the address and Rev. Tomerlin leading thanks.
The Home Helpers club of Posey township met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Ray mond Wicker's home with Mrs. Dean Stanley and Mrs. Jesse Stout assisting. The program featured the song of the month Juanita and a history of the tune. A lesson on A Place for Everything Explained on Building Closets followed. Refreshments were served to 23 members and 3 guests, with Mrs Leah Kennedy visiting in Danville Indiana.
Mrs Olive Drysdale entertained Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Mosier as dinner guests. In the afternoon they visited Mrs Drysdales niece Mrs Frank Wilcoxon and family in Gwynneville.
A family dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Hunt Mrs Sharon Hunt and family Mr and Mrs Loyal Hunt and daughter Alice Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunt Mr and Mrs Donald Ruby and family Miss Arminta Jean Moore and Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson and daughter.
Eighteen members of the Friendly Circle enjoyed a Tuesday night at Mrs. B. F. Neal's home with Mrs. Everette Webb and daughter Betty assisting. A business session and social hour followed as the circle adjourned for the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Humes and daughter Rosalie with Mrs. John Julian and Mrs. Robert Martz returned from a ten day visit in Norfolk Virginia. They toured Navy yards aboard the U S Yorktown and spent time at Virginia Beach. A boat trip to Lake Drummond in the Dismal Swamp and visits to Williamsburg Petersburg and Richmond rounded out the trip.
The Friends Missionary society changes the meeting to next Wednesday at 2 30 p m June 15 with Mrs Mae Winfield replacing Mrs Lucille Phelps Mrs Gouldie Kyser will review the book What is This Mos lem World
Members of the Loyal Women class of the Christian church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Anna J. Sipe’s home. After the business session a social hour followed with refreshments. guest Mrs. Merle D. Hill attended.
Mrs Alma S Henley entertained Sunday guests at the hotel including Mr and Mrs Jesse Stone and Mrs Fannie Baker of Washington DC.
A social column lists multiple visits and hosts in Indiana and Ohio. Guests include Mr and Mrs Jesse Stone, Mrs Alma Henley, and Mrs Fannie Baker staying with Mr and Mrs R C Allen in Richmond, with dinners in Eaton. Other items note trips to Indianapolis, Maxwel, Ball State College, and several local receptions and cemetery attendees.
Funeral services for Levi Butler were conducted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar V. Ruby at 2 30 PM Friday. Dr J T Scull of Rushville and Rev R H Myers pastor of Fletcher M E Church led the service with burial in Wal- Green cemetery.
Arlington defeated Raleigh 5 to 3 on the winning team's field to strengthen its hold on first place in the Rush County amateur baseball league. Manilla and Milroy also won Sunday games in the same standings.
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