Rushville Visitors and Center Township Club Meeting
Mr and Mrs Earl Young and her brother Harold Haines of Rushville visited Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson on Sunday evening. The Amicitia Club of Center township met with Mrs Jessé Leis ure last Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Earl Young and her brother Harold Haines of Rushville visited Mr and Mrs Walter Nelson on Sunday evening. The Amicitia Club of Center township met with Mrs Jessé Leis ure last Tuesday.
Notice informs that Ithamer Watkins is administrator of the late John W. Watkins in Rush Circuit Court. Attestation by Dale Fisher, Clerk with attorney Geo W Brawley of Muncie Indiana. Date February 18 1935. Insolvency statement noted.
Ralph Renegar of Bloomington spent the week end with relatives and friends here.
Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson attend Miss Mandy Cook funeral at Westland last Friday afternoon. Several couples and individuals are noted visiting relatives and friends in Richmond Greensburg Indianapolis Wilkinson and Anderson this past weekend and Thursday.
Local society notes list numerous visits and travels including Mrs. George Jackson and Mrs. Verne Plummer ill with flu, trips to Indianapolis, Richmond, Rushville, and Arlington. Several households host guests, birthdays visited, and church events plus a memorial for Rev. T. P. Baker and a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Addison.
From Marshfield Oregon two local dairymen were fined not for adulteration but for selling milk that was too pure and high in butterfat. The court gave a suspended sentence and placed the men on parole for a year. A notably ironic outcome in a land of the free.
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