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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1942

Page

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Witty News Roundup From Rushville Readers

Readers share notes on weather and crops with no rain for two days. Aerial glimpses of Kokomo wreckage, eye opening restricted area access, and scout carved fish boat El Pez impress. Local birthdays, military duties, and June 30 draft registration call drive community chatter.

Kokomo Herbie Beher Har Addison Phelps Wis Levi Truster Henry Stenger Army Alvan Sohn Iron River Billy Hugh Small Co. B 115Th Eng. Bu Ft. Lewis Wash Walter Blessinger Ft. Ben Tampa Florida Selective Service Rushville

Rush county students enroll in IU third semester

Twenty three Rush county pupils join Indiana University for the third semester created to aid students during wartime. The term runs like spring and fall terms, with a split end date June 27 and a second half starting June 29. About 70 percent are men. students come from all counties in Indiana, 35 other states, and 10 foreign countries.

Bloomington Incg Rush County Indiana University Charles E. Harrell Arlington Mary Swain Frances Woods Nurses’ Training School Indianapolis Carthage

S M Riggle Returns Here In Methodist Conference

The annual Indiana Methodist Conference closed in Bloomington with Rev. Samuel M. Riggle assigned to Fletcher Church. Bishop Titus Lowe announced the Rushville district appointments for about 20 churches including Riggle at Carthage and other pastors in Greensburg, Laurel, Brookville, Milroy, New Palestine, Rushville, St. Paul, and Westport. Approximately 4,000 attendees heard the conference sermon at Indiana University Auditorium.

Bloomington Samuel M. Riggle Fletcher Methodist Church Titus Lowe Indiana University Young Greensburg E. F. Schneider Jolitty-Bengal Laurel C. R. Fitz Liberty R. L. Doyle Manilla R. E. Walker Marietta Old Union E. L. Bates Milroy R. O. la Hue Milton E. E. Jones Morristown Wilson H. Singer Mt. Lebanon William Gillam New Palestine T. R. Castleman New Salem W.H. MacGowan New Trenton J. J. Gettinger Rushville J. T. Scull Sugar Creek C. W. Goff Waldron M. R. Kerr Westport C. L. Rice Whitcomb Gladys Marsh

May Real Estate Transfers in Carthage and Ripley Township

May transfers listed by Mrs. Anna Downey show 39 transactions totaling $93,000 with $13,469 in actual considerations and $80,000 from government revenue stamps. Items include Prudential Insurance Co to Benton and Marion Judy in Ripley township and multiple releases and quit claims in Carthage, with parcels ranging from 1 to 821/4 acres and several tracts totaling 119 acres in Ripley township.

Anna Downey Carthage Ripley Township Prudential Insurance Co. ,of America Newark N. J Benton F. Judy Marion F. Judy Findlay Ohio S. W S. E George P. Street Willie Muse Street Fulton Co Georgia George F. Winslow Ida F. Winslow Clarence J. Henley Violet Henley George B. Moore Dinnie B. Moore N. E Ollie Estal Charles Estal Henry Co

Ruby Family Members Visit Relatives Across States

Mrs. Leonard Ruby and daughter Joyce and son Sherman of Jackson Michigan spent a week with Mr and Mrs Edgar V Ruby and relatives. Leonard Ruby Jr and Philip Ruby of Columbus Ohio were weekend guests in the home.

Leonard Ruby Joyce Sherman Jackson Michigan Edgar V. Ruby Leonard Ruby, Jr Philip Ruby Columbus Ohio

War Bonds Urge Citizens to Buy Ten Percent

A public appeal urges saving every paycheck to purchase War Bonds. Citizens are urged to allocate ten percent of each pay, emphasizing that money spent on bonds supports the war effort and preserves lives.

Births Lift May County Stats in Lowdell Report

Lowell M. Green reports May births outnumbered deaths with 27 births and 19 deaths including one stillborn. Listed names include Rushville families Ralph Edward Goodpaster Donna Darlene Ellerman Jeanine Marie Wilder Judith Kay Poole and others with William Michael Farlow and Ronnie Lee Linville among newborns.

Lowell M. Green Grim Reaper Rushville Ralph Edward Goodpaster Donna Darlene Ellerman Jeanine Marie Wilder Judith Kay Poole Jerry Lee Larry Gene Wilder Sandra Sue McCorkhill Sally Joan Parmenter Janice Kay Ensminger Janet Jo Robbins Nancy Louise Lemen William Francis Evans Hedy Mann Stillborn Mardena Kay Cameron Ronald Deryld Sullivan Melba Jane Gordon Frank Hugh Abercrombie John David Russell Donna Sue Hackersmith Jack Havens Bardin William Michael Farlow Kenneth Leroy Messer George William Burris George Larry Patterson Betty Lou Faber Tommy Ray Hall Mary Lee Whittaker Ronnie Lee Linville

Lightning Strikes Farm Home Near Town

During a severe electrical storm Saturday evening lightning struck the farm home of Mr and Mrs Carl V Hardin west of town causing some damage to the structure and contents.

Carl V. Hardin

Mr and Mrs Weeks Visit Knightstown Hosts

Mr and Mrs Frank Weeks of Knightstown were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H H Foust. The social visit highlights a local pattern of weekend hospitality and community ties.

Frank Weeks Knightstown H. H. Foust

Death of Charles Willard in Shelbyville hospital

Charles Willard of Fountaintown died Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 in Shelbyville hospital. He was the father of Mrs. Robert Addison. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon in Fountaintown.

Charles Willard Fountaintown Robert Addison Shelbyville Hospital

Spangler and McGeorge Family Updates in New Castle

Mrs. Dale Spangler of New Castle spent last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James McGeorge. Miss Fre da McGeorge was home over the weekend from Butler University in Indianapolis. Mrs. McGeorge, who fractured her arm last week, is getting along nicely.

Dale Spangler New Castle James McGeorge Freda McGeorge Butler University Indianapolis McGeorge

Indiana State Parks Welcome Wartime Visitors

Indiana state parks report steady out of state attendance despite travel limits. Forty percent of park turnout comes from visitors with neighboring licenses, with reservations strong for weekend and longer stays. Fourth of July week 1941 saw high attendance. Shakamak’s new pavilion and bathhouse near completion for the holiday.

Indiana State Parks Division of Lands and Waters Indiana Dunes State Park Lake Michigan Spring Mill Turkey Run

Births in Carthage and Rushville area

Mr and Mrs Loren McCorkle announce the birth of their son Robert Allen born Wednesday at home near Carthage weighing seven pounds. Mr and Mrs Robert Addison welcomed daughter Sharon Alyce born Thursday at 2 a.m. in Rushville city hospital.

Loren McCorkle Carthage Robert Allen Sharon Alyce Robert Addison City Hospital Rushville

Speedsters To Get Police Warning

State Police and the Office of Price Administration begin a joint drive to warn drivers who speed or drive recklessly by issuing tickets noting offender name and offense. Tickets are sent to the OPA rationing office and local War Price and Rationing Boards to influence tire allocations during wartime.

State Office of Price Administration Indiana State Police Department OPA James D. Strickland Don F. Stiver Indiana State Police Strickland Mr. Strickland

Butler University enrolls Miss McGeorge for summer session

Entering Indianapolis June 25 Miss Freda McGeorge of Carthage has registered at Butler University for the annual summer session now in progress. The program runs until August 1 with a post-summer session from August 3. McGeorge will study in the College of Education as Butler offers an enriched streamlined program across Liberal Arts Sciences Education Religion and Business Administration including Portuguese Spanish and mathematics to meet wartime work demands.

Indianapolis Ind Freda McGeorge Carthage Butler University CG. R. Maxam McGeorge College of Education Butler Liberal Arts and Sciences Education Religion Business Administration

Death of Miss Eva Johnson in Carthage

Miss Eva Johnson of Carthage died Tuesday morning at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Crouch east of Knightstown. She was 57 and died after a stroke suffered Friday. Born in Carthage September 9 1857 she lived here most of her life and ran a millinery store. She was a member of the Friends church. Survived by brother Raymond Johnson Prescott Arizona. nephews Charles J Johnson Detroit Michigan William S Johnson and Roderick Johnson Phoenix Arizona. nieces Mrs Carl Roll Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin and Mrs John Culver Racine Wisconsin. Funeral Thursday at four at Thompson Funeral Home with Rev Murray S Kenworthy in charge. Interment Friends cemetery.

Eva Johnson Carthage William S Ann B. Outland Johnson Knightstown Miss Johnson Friends Church Raymond Johnson Prescott Arizona Charles J. Johnson Detroit Michigan William S. Johnson Roderick Johnson Phoenix Carl Roll Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin John Culver Racine Thompson Funeral Home Murray S. Kenworthy Friends Cemetery

Scouts To Gather Rubber This Week

Scouts from Carthage Troop 2 and Lake Wehi Camporee participants plan scrap rubber collection and paper donation drives Friday and Saturday to aid defense efforts. Named participants include Hamil Henley Jr leader Maurice Stenger Richard Miller David Magee Bill Alexander Bill Gatewood John M De Schipper Scoutmaster and Lee Silver troop committee chairman.

Carthage Boy Scouts Lake Wehi Carthage Hamil Henley Jr Maurice Stenger Richard Miller David Magee Bill Alexander Bill Gatewood John M. de Schipper Lee Silver

Auto Tax Stamp Deadline Near

Will H. Smith of the Indiana District notes many auto owners have not bought the $5 auto tax stamp available since June 10. Deadline to purchase is July 1. using an unstamped vehicle carries up to a $25 fine or 30 days in jail. Stamp placement guidance and anti theft tips are offered, plus advice to record the stamp serial number for gasoline rationing identification.

Will H. Smith Internal Revenue District of Indiana

Johnsons Visit Phelps and Porter Sas Family

Mr and Mrs Luther Johnson and daughter Beatrice of Indianapolis visited at the home of Mrs Bale Phelps and Mrs Maude Porter Sas on Sunday afternoon.

Luther Johnson Beatrice Indianapolis Bale Phelps Maude Porter

Also Mentioned on This Page

I. U S. M. Riggle William L. McFetridge Office of Civilian Defense Chicago Victory Army Salvage Corps Roosevelt Alfred Kalberer Lafayette U. S Mediterranean Indiana State Pokagon State Park Miss Eva Johnson
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