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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1945

Page

3

Carthage Citizen Editorial on Indiana GOP Affairs

The Carthage Citizen announces its publication details including publisher Alonzo L L Tuttle and L G Merrell and contact telephone. It notes postal service status, subscription terms, and advertising rates with a focus on regular weekly circulation and special rates for service members.

Indiana Republican Editorial Association Alonzo L. L. Tuttle — Publishers L. G. Merrell Telephone

Community Center Aims To Unite Town On War Time Efforts

A 1944 January meeting led to the Civic Club may discuss a canteen for youth and later the Aud itorium Theatre building donation by Ross Tweedy and Emma Tweedy. After repairs funded by subscriptions and Lions Club auction set for the 30th, the center would serve as a community hub for entertainment education and gathering.

al Carr Grant Henley Ross Tweedy Emma Tweedy Auditorium Theatre Urant Henley Grant Lions Club

Arlington Socials Highlight Gebhart Visit and Local Gatherings

Mrs. Elizabeth Gebhart hosted her son Cpl. Ernest Gebhart back from Alaska with a Sunday gathering in Indianapolis. The town's Rook Club met with Mrs. Owen Long hosting two table games and refreshments. Other visitors included families from Mays, Rushville, Streator Illinois, and North Vernon, while relatives of Arlington enjoyed dinners and weekend visits in nearby towns.

Elizabeth Gebhart Indianapolis Cpl Ernest Gebhart Alaska Warren Robbins Harold Robbins Donald Robbins Williamsport Raymond Rushville W. C. Nelson Howard Stout Arlington

Local Social Notes Round Up of Visits and Travel

Bonds Aweigh by Sparling and Mrs Elmer Collins and son Billy Ray Mrs Adaline Kenyon improving in Haney Nursing Home Greenfield Louise Gabbutt hosted Thursday circle Doris Bell and Mickey in Indianapolis Saturday Joseph Walker and daughters Rushville visited Claude Walker family Henry Schmaltz of Wapakoneta Ohio weekend with Ralph Zapf Tuesday club met at Clara Roudebush Stringtown Charley Hudson Indianapolis visit with daughter Marthabelle Van denbark Dr and Mrs R O Scott family visited Jacob Scott Knightstown Ruth Silver Norma spent day with Will Brown Dunreith Margaret Smith left to join Richmond teachers for five weeks Mexico Hilda Goodpasture surgery a few days ago

Elmer Collins Billy Ray Adaline Kenyon Haney Greenfield Louise Gabbutt Doris Bell Mickey Indianapolis Joseph Walker Rushville Claude Walker Henry Schmaltz Wapokoneat Ohio Ralph Zapf Clara Roudebush Stringtown Charley Hudson Marthabelle Vandenbark Jacob Scott Knightstown Ruth Silver Norma Dunreith Will Brown

Local News Briefs From Indiana Towns

Local residents report small travel changes and visits across Indiana. Bayard Bakers postponed a trip to Big Lake near Columbia City due to Mr. Bakers illness. Several family visits occur with Crim, Tweedy, Moore, Innis, Kyser, and Talbert households noted in Rushville Sulphur Springs New Castle Morristown and Fort Lauderdale Florida connections.

Bayard Baker Big Lake Columbia City Baker Parvel Moore Charlotte Elvet Indianapolis Howard Crim Charles Crim Sulphur Springs Eva Bartlett Henry County Hospital New Castle Orrin Miller Sharlee Ft. Lauderdale Florida

Return from Fairmont Trip to Home

Individuals have come back to their residence here after visiting Fairmont, Virginia, concluding a brief trip.

Fairmont Virginia

Charlottesville Visitors and Local Social Notes

Charlottesville residents record visits and health updates in a social column. Mrs. Hubert Knight and daughter Jeanne of Lima Ohio visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walker. Mrs. Roland Jessup underwent surgery at Methodist hospital. Local youth Crusade attendees joined gatherings in Anderson. Phyllis Grandison and Carol Owens enjoyed a theater outing in Indianapolis for Son of Lassie. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roland traveled to Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zapf and Mrs. Mary Lou Ruggles spent Sunday in Greenfield.

Hubert Knight Jeanne Lima Ohio Claude Walker Roland Jessup Methodist Hospital Anderson Phyllis Grandison Carol Owens Indianapolis Lassie John Nichols Ralph Zapf Mary Lou Ruggles Greenfield

Illness Improves for Indianapolis Figure

The report notes that a person in Indianapolis, previously seriously ill, has shown signs of improvement. No additional details about identity or exact condition are provided in the readable fragment.

Indianapolis

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