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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1944
Page
2
A series of dinners and social visits unfolds through the weekend. Families dine at the Kopper Kettle in Morristown and homes of the Browns, Stagers, and Newsoms host gatherings. Visitors include Indianapolis and Greenfield residents, with Father’s Day dinners and dozens of local guests sharing a cooperative spirit.
Mr and Mrs Erastus Brown and Mrs Dean Stanley of Arlington attended the funeral services last week of Mrs Alva Washer in Alexandria. Miss Nancy Truster returned home after a week in Indianapolis. Louise Flick of Indianapolis was an overnight guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Flick. Indianapolis visitors spent Sunday at the country home of Mr and Mrs McManus east of Carthage. Howard Windsor was a business visitor in Cincinnati. Billy Windsor who had been visiting Cincinnati returned home with his parents. Cary Lynn spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edgar Ellis in Greenfield. Grant Henley accompanied Miss Florence Henley to Richmond where she will visit her sister Miss Ruth Henley. Mrs Mary Jessup of the I S C Home is at her Carthage home until September 1. A B Thompson were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Robert Gray of Dayton, Ohio is spending weeks with the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Bentley and daughter. Merritt Estell of Kennard visited Mrs Sam Gold west of Carthage. Sgt and Mrs G O Hensley of Montgomery Alabama visiting Mr and Mrs Erastus Brown east of here. Clara Delinger visited Shelbyville Wednesday. Miss Ruby McGeorge of Anderson spent a few days with her parents, Mr and Mrs
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