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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
4
Simple guide to craft paper blossoms on twigs to entertain children on winter afternoons. Tear soft paper to form petals curl edges lightly with a knife then seal to a twig with wax. Vary petal shapes and colors, try pinks, and optionally varnish dingy branches for vibrant decoration.
Miss Winifred Whitney departs Thursday morning for Rushville to stay with Miss Edith Caldwell before visiting relatives in Columbus Ohio. Hosts Mr and Mrs B F Yankiner host Whitney’s mother Mrs H Wallenstein and sister-in-law Mrs Jack Wallenstein with baby from Cincinnati and Chicago for a few weeks. East End Flinch Club bids farewell to Mrs Forest J Kennedy and Mrs Katherine V Kennedy with a social at Mrs Newsom’s home and refreshments.
The draft horse breeding is a profitable farming adjunct as prices for good draft and heavy farm horses remain high. Automobiles reduce city delivery demand, but most farm work still relies on horses, with strong prices for quality stock.
John D. Walter describes a movable hog chute built from two by fours with five foot and four foot uprights, a one inch oak floor and cleats. Wheels from an old corn planter and an axle from a cultivator arch enable easy towing and placement behind a wagon for relocation.
E. J. Dunn of Indianapolis visited here on Thursday. Mrs Van Hood spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Oak Morrison in Greenfield.
Greencastle guest Miss Celia Judy. Henley store ads offer Gold Medal Corn Flake two 15 cent packages. Emerson College graduates Lillian Righter and Henrietta McDaniel visit Carthage. Mrs Gertrude Fulton promotes State W C T U at East St Christian church. Bachelor girls honored by Mrs M E Conaway with Misses Hill Mendenhall Whitney Neffner. El Paso couple Mr and Mrs George Yost to attend Tull reunion at Fairland. Newlin hosts flinch party with Paris souvenirs and music. light refreshments served.
A warm cotton corduroy fabric at 65 cents a yard suits winter bathrobes. A kimono style robe shown in pale pink features scalloped edges, satin ribbon bindings, pink satin buttons, and embroidered buttonholes. The trend may grow as Christmas gifts for sewists.
Mr and Mrs A O Hill hosted guests Miss Margaret Neffner of Weisburg and Miss Florence B Hunt for dinner Monday. Mrs Albert Johnson and children visited Lewisville from Saturday to Wednesday. Tramp No 1 passed through and gave a souvenir postcard to Robert Hinshaw on relief duty at the Big Four office. Isaac Bitner and great nephew Howard Wise of New Castle visited Chicago last week and came home via Carthage. Mr and Mrs Oren Beher and others traveled to the home of Mr and Mrs James Rhoades near Elwood on Sunday.
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