Local residents visit friends and relatives across Indiana
Indianapolis callers Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McIlvaine visit the Linton family. Mrs. H. B. Phelps and daughter Maude Rohm see Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Arva Whitaker. Frank Overman and daughter Helen visit Stewart McKnight in Indianapolis. Carl Dyer and family spend Sunday with Chester Hurst near Gwynneville. Mrs. C. L. Knapp of Cincinnati visits Norris family. W. R. Zion, Knightstown, with Roy Newby and Winona Newsom at luncheon with Mrs. J. L. Hubbard. Stanley Worthington weekends here before returning to Jonesboro. Harold Phelps, IU student, attends SAE district convention in Akron, Ohio. Coal sale ad and Roy Newby closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Overman
Helen
Mrs
Stewart McKnight
Indianapolis
W. R. Zion
Knightstown
Roy Newby
Winona Newsom
J. L. Hubbard
For Sale Section Highlights From Carthage Area
Classified listing items include extra quality white oats for sale in Carthage with contact Fletcher Branson 4012d, about 800 bushels of yellow corn near Carthage to see Hugh Davis, several farm implements including steel drag and John Deere barrow, Duro Electric Pump, and Sharer Moore notices on wallpaper samples from Harvey Runion with reasonable hanging prices. ads also note local services and cleaners contact WOOTEN FITCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Fletcher Branson
Hugh Davis
John Deere
Sharer & Moore
Mrs Arliss Lukens Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Arliss Lukens returns to her Indianapolis home after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Kyser and daughter Anna Jean. For sale Good Soybean Hay Winona Newsom Agent. Miss Helen Overman was in Knightstown Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Monady
Winona Newsom
Helen Overman
Knightstown
Political Nominations Announced for Northern District
The Carthage Citizen notes candidates seeking Republican nominations for Northern District office. Donard Kizer of Carthage and E H Sears announce candidacies for Commissioner. Norman A Harcourt of Milroy Indiana announced for Clerk. Primary election date is May 3, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donard Kizer
Carthage
E H. Sears
Norman A. Harcourt
Milroy
Indiana
Local Officials Named In Rushville Office Roster
Ed Compton Rushville Republican lists Sheriff Harvey M. Cowing Rushville County Auditor D. Buel Rushville as County Assessor in a compact roster of municipal offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Compton
Rushville
Republican
Harvey M. Cowing
Rushville County
D. . Buel
Assessor
Local visits span several towns this Sunday
Mr and Mrs A J Carr and son Jimmy and Mrs Michael Kyser visited Mr and Mrs Irvin Renegar Mr and Mrs Earl Poston and family Mr and Mrs Herman Jones and family in New Castle. Rev R E McDuffey recently returned to Carthage from Cincinnati and his son Raymond Jr accompanied him then went back to Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Scott Mathews and Mr and Mrs Harry Albion visited Mr and Mrs E Lee of Shelbyville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oren Henley were in Arlington on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Carr
Jimmy
Michael Kyser
Irvin Renegar
Earl Poston
Herman Jones
New Castle
R. E. McDuffey
Cincinnati
Carthage
Raymond Jr
Scott Mathews
Harry Albion
Mrs. E. Lee
Shelbyville
Mrs. Oren Henley
Arlington
Kennedy and Son Decorators Offer New 1932 Book
Carthage based CG Kennedy and Son Decorators and Painters announce a new 1932 book on painting and decorating with affordable prices. Contact via phone 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. Kennedy & Son
Carthage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winfield
Regal Store
Herbert McIlvaine
Paul Linton
Carl Dyer
Chester Hurst
Gwynneville
C. L. Knapp
O. Ig
Charles Norris
Doris Ann
Stanley Worthington
Jonesboro
Harold Phelps
Indiana University
District of the
Akron
Ohio
Harvey Runion
Seave
Wooten Fitca
Progress Setand, Cleaners
Shelyour
Pat
Mrs. Arliss Lukens
Jesse Kyser
Daugh
Ter Anna Jean
Northern District
Tommy
Thos. E. Busk
Reher
The
Geo. W. Williams Co
Knightstown, Indiana
Regal
Bisquick
Graham
J ’ Phelps Delive
Henley
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