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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
4
Claims have been filed in the office of Arthur Malson auditor of Rush County for consideration by the Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting on July 2, 1962.
For sale items include girls shoe skates size 6 contact Mrs Beulah Stevens Carthage 26 2te also beef sides with freezer ready slogan from Lewis Lafuse phone 5652272 25 3te customized trailers 10x50 pick your own furniture save Taff Furniture Stores Rushville Mobile Home Dealers listing indicates multiple ad items and locations L iit
I express gratitude to those who sent flowers and encouragement during my hospital stay. Mrs. Charles Rhodes.
Greensburg moved to first in the Arlington Softball League Friday, defeating Lannings 5 1 and handing Carthage a 7 1 loss. Knecht struck out 14 in a one hitter for Greensburg, while Marv Knoop led Arlington with three hits including a double and two triples.
Mr and Mrs Lee Patton and children Mary and Rick attended the Dunlap family reunion Sunday at Lincoln State Park south of Marshall Illinois. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Jessup were Mrs Maxine Riggs and Lucien Davis. Mr and Mrs Lowell Brown and children were Sunday evening visitors of her parents, Mr and Mrs George Fancher, at Arlington. Mrs Loral Marshall and son Steve were visitors in Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon and visited Mr and Mrs Richard Marshall and daughter Karen Sue. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs S W Skidmore and family at Rays Crossing were her parents, Mr and Mrs Earl Addison of Carthage, Mr and Mrs Bob Addison and family of Greenfield and Mr and Mrs Willard Cox and son of Indianapolis.
A roundup of weekend and Sunday gatherings shows Indianapolis visitors staying with Fenner, Turner, Hoover and Lafuse households. Attendance includes Mrs Carrie As kren, Flora Kuhn, Joe Graff, Roy Turner kin, and the Carthage Taylor households, with additional suppers and church wedding events featuring local families and area couples.
A Wilde witticism notes that modern America shares many things with Europe but differs in language. The line highlights cultural parallels and linguistic divergence, reflecting social commentary on contemporary American life.
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