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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
3
Lions club year end meeting promotes war bonds drive
The Lions club year end gathering emphasizes community effort and support for the 7th War Loan. Howard Henley presents progress while Rush county and Mississippi bond statistics reveal worrying shortfalls and a call to buy bonds today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Japan
Mississippi
Misssippi
Lions Club
Howard Henley
Rush County
Ripley
Arlington church class gathers twenty one members and guests
Twenty one members and two guests of the Loyal Womens class of the Arlington Christian church met at the home of Mr Glenn Ging north of Arlington. The meeting opened with song and prayer, scripture reading, a Bible story, and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Womens
Arlington Christian Church
Glenn Ging
Arington
John Richey
Rolland Earnest
Claude Sullivan
Claude Miller
Arlington Methodist Church
Fred McFatridge
James Moore
William Glendenning
Wilting Workers Luncheon Held at Arlington Church
Fourteen members of the Wil ling Workers class met for a luncheon and all day session at the Arlington Christian church. Mrs. Cleora Jordan led the afternoon with a poem and Mrs. Lee Mitchell spoke on Betsy Ross for Flag Day. The group quilted and socialized, with next meeting led by Mrs. Ross Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Christian Church
Cleora Jordan
Lee Mitchell
Betsy Ross
Charlottesville Ladies Visit Baltimore Relative
Charlottesville residents Mrs Warren Bowen and Mrs Flossie Phillips visit daughter Mrs Irene Martin in Baltimore Maryland. Sue Lytle of Alexandria spent the day with relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bowen
Flossie Phillips
Irene Martin
Baltimore
Maryland
Sue Lytle
Alexandria
Birthday and Anniversary Notices From Arlington Area
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swain of Arlington area hosted a dinner for their son Tommy’s second birthday. Gurney Swain family Earl Stout and Beach relatives attended. Mrs. Thelma King honored on her birthday with friends and games and refreshments. Mrs. Howard Stout hosted Bobby Stout tenth birthday with cake and guests Tommie Ranny Hinton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allison
Charles Buck and Son
Fred Catt
Arlington, Col
Donald Benner
Washington, D. C
Earl Downey
Henry Eschmeyer
Phoenix, Ariz
Minnie Eschmeyer
Shelbyville
Bennie Norberge
Bloomington
Charles Zike
Manilla
Norman. Alexander
George Alexander
Albert Jordan
Kenneth Lord
Lord
Navy Yard
Ode Drake
Helen Wilson
Owen Long
Merle Stout
Rigsbee Farlow
Thelma King
Carlos Heath
Indianapolis
Herbert Trobaugh
Bobby Stout
Howard Stout
Arlington
Pfc
Howard Baker
Camp Atterbury
Walter Swain West
Tommy
Gurney Swain
Joe
Earl David Stout
Lowell Beach
Ray McCloskey
John Woods
Harry Joyner
Weldon Cherry
Elmer Wilkinson
Bob Kennedy
James Cadwallader
Bobby
Tommie
Ranny Hinton
Mike Wolf
Clarence Jr. Paugh
Johnny
Colleen
Gwendolyn
Funeral for George Hudson Held at Greenfield
The 83 year old George Hudson had his funeral at Lynam Funeral Home in Greenfield with burial at Shiloh. He had lived in the area most of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hudson
Lynam Funeral Home
Greenfield
Shiloh
Hud
Son
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Skinny Winfield
Hugh Weber
Red Cross
Arlington News
Charles Abercrombie
Elmer Beadle
Richey
Earnest
Alfred Allison
Charleston, N. C
Home Helpers Club
Posey Township
Home Builders Club
Walker Township
Carl Dearinger
Black Joe
A. W. Rigsbee
Gamble Store
Home Operated
Knightstown
King’s Beauty Shop
Carthage
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Porkmaker
Tuxedo Dairy
Binder
Paris
Hominy
Carthage Grain Company
Hogle & Silver
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
Rushville, Ind
Botay NS
Sh Rush County Loan & Finance CO
Tete LA UR
Ross Toles
Rushville
Ralph Mhufford
Wesley Hungerford
Earl Hungerford
Sue Moore
Deroy Moore
Charlottesville
Dad
Mrs
Lawrence Wales
Mrs. Eunice Strickland of
John Bell
Margaret Smith
Mrs. Denning Nelson
Leora Binford
Charles Pearson
John Nicholas
Methodist Hospital
Jule White
Noblesville
Henry White
Walter Jessup
Don Addison
Moscow
Charley Hudson
Marthabelle Vandenbark
Ratliff
N, Wash, St
Alhambra
Baysback Fertilizer Co
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Public Service Company
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