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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Joe Bundy and family entertained with a dinner at their home Sunday. Guests were Mr and Mrs George Sliser of Anderson, Mr and Mrs Jerry Scott of Greenfield and Mr and Charles Helms of Knightstown.
Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson and family hosted dinner Sunday at their home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Henry Jessup Mr and Mrs John Jessup Miss Elizabeth McCarty and Miss Mary Ellen McCarty.
Alice Ru attended a Friday dinner hosted by Mrs. O. M. Masters. Also present were O. M. Masters, Paul Masters, Mrs. Gene Sears and Sandra Kay of Connersville.
The Sunshine circle of East Street Christian church postpones its June 17 gathering to June 24. The meeting place will be announced next week.
Mrs. Leora Jackson and granddaughter Ruth of Brookville visit with Mrs. Harry Albion. Dwight Lane and daughter Madaline of California stay with her parents in Brookville. Several families from Indiana and Ohio visit relatives, attend gatherings, or travel to Indianapolis and Madison. Miss Helen VanSeycc remains in Shelbyville’s Major hospital after appendicitis surgery.
The Loyal Women's class of East St. Christian Church met with Mrs. Reddick on June 3. A luncheon was served. Attendees included Mrs. Lon Kyser, Mrs. Mary Ewing, Mrs. Mosier, Mrs. Ella Crawford, Mrs. Josie Nigh, Mrs. Emma Tweedy, Mrs. Rena Hill, Mrs. Anna Sipe, Mrs. Nora Hewitt, Mrs. Carl Nigh, and visitors. After devotional and business, they planned to meet with Mrs. Hewitt in July. Several guests and relatives were noted at nearby events and visits around Indianapolis, Shelbyville, Greenfield, and West Milton.
Classified items include used oil and gasoline stores at reasonable prices, a lost black Poland China sow, piano tuning service with free estimates, and notices of visits and travels. A government survey touts purebred sires boosting earnings by over 37 percent. Indiana soils can yield good timber if managed properly.
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