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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
3
A fragment from The Carthage Citizen prints subscription details and post office information for Carthage Indiana. It also includes a morale message urging readers to support service members with letters bonds and donations to organizations aiding their fight against hardship.
An editorial urges readers to donate to the Red Cross to support GI Joe soldiers facing war’s loneliness and hardship. It stresses blood plasma, food for prisoners, clothing for bombed children, rest homes, and war-neurosis relief, urging readers to give more than before.
Mr and Mrs Everett Sunman hosted dinner at their Arlington home with guests Rev R E Walker of Manilla and T 5 Harold McFatridge home on furlough Sunday School Class Mrs George Carwein entertained the Loyal Women’s class of the church in Arlington. small town social brief.
The record lists a Thursday church meeting with nineteen members, a business session, devotions, and a social hour. Visitors included Rev. R. E. Walker and Mrs. How ard Baker from Manilla and Arlington. families from Robinson and Dayton, Ohio. and various local residents attending events and a Rushville basketball game. Pvt. Arnold Parks spent the weekend with his wife. many others visited in Rushville, Connersville, Indianapolis, and Martinsville.
Charlottesville residents return from Clearwater while families mourn Stephen Moore in Greenfield. A baby named Philip born to the Morris couple. Mary Wales returns home from Greenfield and South Bend. Friends and relatives visit from Knights Town, Westland, and Kokomo as health concerns persist for J O Hunt and Gene Mann in France. Robins signal spring as local social pages list numerous guests and dinners across Greenfield, Indianapolis, and Knightstown.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs George Jackson and their daughter Evelyn, hosting relatives and friends in the afternoon at their home.
Mrs Carroll Drake of Dayton and Miss Marian Freeman of Raleigh hosted callers in the Jackson home. Edith Davis of Knights town and Mr and Mrs Arnold Newsom of Libertyville also attended.
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