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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1941

Page

2

Charlottesville Methodist Church Mission Service Notice

Charlottesville and Cleveland churches sponsor a missionary motion picture at Charlottesville Sunday night at 7 30. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m Grover Clements conducts the Sept evening service at 7 30 and a young peoples service follows at 7 o'clock A prayer meeting is at the home of Arthur Hewson at 7 30 p m All young people are invited.

Grover Clements Arthur Hewson Charlottesville Cleveland Earl McCormick Lenora Allendar Greenfield Ella McClarnon Joyce Owens Indianapolis Floyd Wheeler New Palestine Ed Oldham Lilly Young Earl Jessup Loyal Grater Sadie Gambrel Florence Heifner Federation of Clubs Richmond Methodist Church Carrol Bell Owens Lyle Beh Paul Peer Sam McClarnon Frank McClarnon Ralph Zapf Charles Morse Maxwell Joseph Walker Rushville Roll Jessup Jessie Edwards Lilburn White Charles Simmons Paul Bell John Nicholas

Sunday school and worship at local church in morning

Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Sapp with sermon The Elder Brother. Wednesday night membership contest in Sunday school between the Red and Blues. Several residents attended meetings in Connersville and Richmond.

Arthur Hewson Rev Sapp Red Blues Kenneth Morris Sarah Oldham Connersville Arthur Campbell Kokomo Jack Orr Knightstown Helen Sparks

Coast Guard Cadet Examinations And Proclamations Spotlight

The item notes a Coast Guard Academy competitive exam set for May 14 1941 for ages seventeen to twenty two with cadet pay and future commission. It also lists two Proclamations expanding export licensing to defense materials including Beryllium Graphite Electrodes and Aircraft Trainers and later Bella donna Atropine leather products. A Foreign Service written exam is planned for September 8 1941 with oral tests likely January 1942. A sermon on growing hatred of war closes the piece.

Coast Guard United States Coast Guard Coast Guard Academy New London Connecticut U. S. Coast Guard Washington, D. C Russell L. Maxwell Foreign Service

Beauty Hint Chicago IIL Ladies Shoulder Skin Care

Virginia Payne demonstrates a five minute twice daily massage using fingertip circular motions to work cold cream into the skin. The segment promotes simple self care while airing global hunger and war shortages and calls for a future of brotherhood.

Chicago Virginia Payne Radio

State Assembly Ends Sessions Amid Wide Reforms

The state assembly closes sessions with plans for redrawing congressional districts from twelve to eleven, establishing a bi partisan state police board, returning the attorney general to elective status, and exempting World War II veterans from $1,000 taxable property tax. Other measures include notary fee repeal, anti nepotism law, and emergency clauses. Also noted are a tobacco tag collection hobbyist and a Nebraska theft with a taunting note.

Police Department

Arlington residents share visits and community events

Arlington social notes list Mrs. Bill Baker and Mrs. Howard Stout visiting Rushville, Jolly Hight club hosted by Mrs. Ray McCloskey, Willing Workers Aid all day meeting at the Christian church, and a twelve person pitch-in luncheon. Also noted are regional visits, a Rushville cooking school attendee list, Gone With The Wind showings, and illness updates on John Munden and Ralph Hill with Bill Reed in critical condition.

Bill Baker Howard Stout Herbert Trobaugh Rushville Howard Earnest Everett Sunman Ray McCloskey Jolly Hight Club Arlington Christian Church John Dagler Allentown Merle Stout Mesdames Lowell Hutchinson Denning Nelson Raymond Oldham Lee Mitchell Raymond Wicker James Cadwallader Bob Sharpe Cleora Jordan James McKay Fred McFatridge Carlos Heath Joe Readle Jesse Stout Clell Dearinger Carl Dearinger Claude Miller Weldon Cherry Oscar Miller Harry Gosnell William Webster Leroy Moore Pete Jones Clarence Northam Carson McMichael Noah Price Mary Woods Ralph Hufford Roy Anderson Mesdames Raymond Wicker Virginia Charles Pearce Charles Kennedy Jack Wedding Dean Stanley Rolla Woods Wm. Posey Alta Henry Ball Bob Norman McCloskey Kellas Drake John Munden Ralph Hill Shelbyville Bill Reed

Market Food Call Notices for March 15

A public notice directs readers to call 61 or 162 about market food on Saturday March 15. The brief item specifies telephone contact for event details and access.

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