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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1944
Page
3
Radio Drama and Fame Ride the Airwaves This Week
Martha Scott leads in In Old Oklahoma with Roy Rogers on CBS Radio Theatre. Grand Central Station returns March 4 at noon on CBS with Jeanne Cagney. Red Skelton stays upbeat, Fred Allen's Star Theatre tops editors’ polls, Blondie’s Penny Singleton named Amphibious Queen by Solomon Islands troops.
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Martha Scott
C. B. DeMille
CBS Radio Theatre
Oklahoma
Roy Rogers
CBS
Jeanne Cagney
James Cagney
Fred Allen
Billboard
Allen
Solomon Islands
Blondie
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Dagwood
Alan Ladd Returns to Suspense In The Defense Rests
Alan Ladd returns to radio drama on Suspense in The Defense Rests a tense story about an ex convict accused of murder. The drama airs Thursday with Ladd leading a cast in a courtroom style suspenseful confrontation.
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Alan Ladd
Busy Days On the Farm March 9 Trial Climax
A radio drama on Station WFBM at 7 p m depicts Ladd as the defendant befriended and defended by a lawyer. The trial ends in an unexpected climax. During the business session members donate $5 to the Red Cross and arrange an Easter market. Contests and a Valentine exchange mark the social hour.
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WFBM
Ladd
Vaughn Hutchinson
Red Cross
Do You Remember When Do You Remember When
Do You Remember When Miss Ruth White spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Clara Morris of Elizabethtown at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Parker. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hall of Indianapolis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lineback and daughter from Tuesday to Thursday. Miss Mattie Clark was the guest of Mrs Margaret BE Morton at Milroy from Saturday to Sunday. Mrs Otto McCarty was hostess to a few friends Wednesday evening of last week.
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Ruth White
Clara Morris
Elizabethtown
Murray Parker
F. H. Hall
Indianapolis
J. A. Lineback
Mattie Clark
Margaret BE. Morton
Milroy
Otto McCarty
Local Residents Visit and Weekend Travel Notes
Mrs Burl Magee visited relatives in Marion over Sunday. Fred Sohn of Knightstown was here Monday. Mr and Mrs H T Beher and Mr and Mrs A W Winfield spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Elrene Jordan of Anderson spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother Mrs Alice Jordan.
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Burl Magee
Marion
Fred Sohn
Knightstown
H. T. Beher
A. W. Winfield
Indianapolis
Elrene Jordan
Anderson
Alice Jordan
Winslow Family Guests and Local Birth Report
Ten years ago on March 2 1934 Indianapolis visitors Mr and Mrs Fay Winslow and daughters Anne and Jane visited his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Winslow. Mr and Mrs Herbie Beher were in town. Walter Chonan became parents of Robert Clyde born last Friday. Elizabeth Gatewood spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Gatewood.
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Fay Winslow
Anne and
Jane
Indianapolis
Charles Winslow
Herbie Beher
Walter Chonan
Robert Clyde
Elizabeth Gatewood
William Gatewood
Arlington Woman Hosts Jolly Nite For Club
Mrs. Carlos Heath entertained the Jolly Bight club at her Arlington home on Wednesday. After games of rock, six members and two guests Mrs. Herbert Trobaugh and Mrs. Bob Kennedy enjoyed refreshments. Appointments followed Washington's birthday anniversary.
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Carlos Heath
Jolly Bight Club
Arlington
Herbert Trobaugh
Bob Kennedy
Washington
Dinner guests and birthday celebration across towns
Mrs. Howard Baker and Mrs. James Cadwallader of Arlington and Mrs. Glenn Moore of Rushville were the Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leisure of Rushvill. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nelson and sons entertained Sunday in honor of their daughter Rema's birthday. Dinner guests were Barbara Hyatt of Arlington and Jean Sutherland and Tommy Smith of Rushville.
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Howard Baker
James Cadwallader
Arlington
Glenn Moore
Rushville
Charles Leisure
Rushvill
Warren Nelson and
Rema
Barbara Hyatt
Jean Sutherland
Tommy Smith
Priscilla Club Hosts Meeting North of Arlington
Mrs Raymond Oldham entertained the Priscilla club with twelve members replying to roll call and voting five dollars to the Red Cross. Mrs Weldon Beckner presented a paper on Richest Hill on Earth. Mrs Stanley Williams led games during the entertainment. Several families and neighbors visited nearby over the weekend and during midweek.
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Raymond Oldham
Priscilla Club
Arlington
Red Cross
Weldon Beckner
Stanley Williams
Changes in High School Room Allocations
The commercial room moved to the basement with neon lighting upgrades. Ag classes shift to the science room. Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Trabue will conduct classes in the old C-room on the top floor.
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Reynolds
Trabue
Arlington Colloquial Club Hosts Eleven for Luncheon
Mrs Elmer Readle welcomed eleven members to a baked chicken luncheon at Arlington Colloquial club Tuesday. A fruit centerpiece graced the table. The meeting opened with a song and roll call on historical landmarks. Mrs Claude Sullivan led the entertainment with readings by Mrs Sullivan and Mrs Fred Catt, followed by games.
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Elmer Readle
Arlington
First Grade News shows new pupil and writing numbers
The piece notes 14 absentees in first grade on Tuesday and mentions Hobart Zarne joining from Spiceland. Students are learning to write numbers and reading library books.
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Hobart Zarne
Spiceland
Joy Bringers Class Hosts Cooperative Valentine Supper
Seventeen members and guests of the Joy Bringers class at Arlington Christian Church shared a Valentine themed supper Monday night with a centerpiece arrangement and valentine favors at each place. The Rev. Charles Buck offered grace and Mrs. La- led the Bible lesson after opening songs.
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Arlington Christian Church
Valentine
Charles Buck
High School Six Heads to State Music Festival
The High School Six will enter as a choral group while the band performs as a soloist at the State Music Festival on April 1 in Terre Haute. The band rehearses at Mr and Mrs Marsia. Deeding er of near Arlington visited Mr and Mrs Clara Delinger Saturday afternoon.
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Terre Haute
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