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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1939

Page

3

Margaret Hill McCarter Club Marks Third Anniversary

The Margaret Hill McCarter club of Posey township marked its third anniversary with a luncheon at Mrs. Jesse Stout’s Arlington home. Guests included Mrs. Bayard Baker and Mrs. Nelle R. Brown who spoke on civic topics. a program featured Indian Music and composers. Articles by the blind display and several attendees named in the guest list attended the event.

Margaret Hill McCarter Club Posey Township Jesse Stout Arlington Carwein Kemple Minnetonka Thurlow Luirance Sycamore Brook Charles Cadman A. W. Rigsbee

Hatchery on Main St Promotes Chicks and Custom Hatching

A hatchery on Main St invites customers to visit and see what they buy rather than just view catalogue pictures. It encourages booking chicks now and offers custom hatching services.

Main St

Mrs. Ollie Offutt Hosts Methodist Aid Luncheon

Mrs. Ollie Offutt entertained the ladies of the Methodist Aid society on Wednesday with a covered dish luncheon at noon and a social time afterward.

Ollie Offutt Methodist Aid Society

Penny supper attendees at Christian church event

The list of attendees for the Christian church penny supper Thursday night includes Mr. and Mrs. Will Gard Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Privett Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall Mr. and Mrs. William Hougland Miss Helen McClure Mrs. Helen Allen Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dearinger John Titsworth Also visiting Friday were Mrs. Noah Price Mrs. Pete Jones and Mrs. Ray McCloskey in Indianapolis.

Will Gard E. E. Privett Walter Hall William Hougland Helen McClure Helen Allen Chester Dearinger John Titsworth The Christian Church Noah Price Pete Jones Ray McCloskey Indianapolis

Rushville and Circleville Guests Dine with Mrs Beckner

Mrs Priscilla Beckner hosted Sunday at her home with Mr and Mrs Bob Temple and daughter of Rushville as dinner guests. Earlier in the day Mr and Mrs Parker and their sons from Circleville were afternoon visitors.

Bob Temple Rushville Priscilla Beckner Parker Circleville

Social Evening Guests At Mrs. Gratia Carr Home

Mr and Mrs Ray McCloskey and son Mr and Mrs Pete Jones Mrs Elsie Eaton Mr and Mrs Delbert Winkler were Saturday evening guests of Mrs Gratia Carr The group spent the evening playing Rook.

Ray McCloskey Pete Jones Elsie Eaton Delbert Winkler Gratia Carr

Arlington man Thomas Proctor 71 dies in Indianapolis hospital

Thomas Proctor 71 of Arlington dies at Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis at 9 30 Wednesday night after months of ill health and recent leg amputation. A native of Posey township he ran a tin shop in Arlington and lived in Indianapolis before returning to Arlington fifteen years ago. Survived by a daughter, Miss

Thomas Proctor Arlington Robert Long Indianapolis Mr. Proctor Posey Township

Arlington woman Dorcas Proctor dies in Indiana. services held

Dorcas Proctor of Arlington and two Pasadena brothers were named in the obituary. Her body was moved to Wilson funeral home in Indianapolis where services occurred Saturday at two oclock followed by burial at Greenwood. Arlington attendees included Mrs. Jerry Brown Mrs. Shober Joyner Mrs. Earnest Beckner Howard Hauk Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tribby Lloyd Macy Noah Price Ray McCloskey Tom Jordan Clyde Rucker Rev T E Tomerlin Charlie Kennedy Bob Sharpe and Mr and Mrs T E Tomerlin of Rushville.

Wilson Funeral Home Prospect St Indianapolis Greenwood Arlington Jerry Brown Shober Joyner Earnest Beckner Howard Hauk Willard Tribbey Lloyd Macy Noah Price Ray McCloskey Tom Jordan Clyde Rucker T. E. Tomerlin Charlie Kennedy Bob Sharpe Rushville

Rushville Family Fetes Woods and Dearinger Birthday

Mr and Mrs Chester Dearinger hosted a Sunday gathering in Rushville honoring Floyd Woods father of the hostess and Esther Ellen Dearinger niece. Also present were Mrs Woods and her daughter Betty Lou along with Mr and Mrs Carl Dearinger and Mrs Reeves Woods and her children Frances Jean s and Bobby.

Chester Dearinger Rushville Floyd Woods Esther Ellen Dearinger Woods Betty Lou Carl Dearinger Reeves Woods Frances Jeans Bobby

Price Family Hosts Visit in Indianapolis

Mr and Mrs Noah Price visited Mr and Mrs Don ald Price and their son in Indianapolis. Mrs Donald Price is recovering well from a recent operation.

Noah Price Mrs Donald Price and Son Indianapolis Donald Price

Greenfield Guests Visit Local Families over Weekend

Miss Thelma Ryse, Paul King and Billy Cox of Greenfield were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Ryse. They were hosted Sunday evening by Mr and Mrs John Woods and daughter.

Thelma Ryse Paul King Billy Cox Greenfield Walter Ryse John Woods

Birthday Dinner Honors Former and Mrs Noah Price

A Sunday evening dinner party honored the birthday of the former and Mrs. Noah Price. Guests included Mr. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Cheroy Catt, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Catt, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jones and Mrs. Elsie Eaton. After the meal a social hour followed.

Ray McCloskey Noah Price Mr. Price Cheroy Catt Fred Catt Pete Jones Elsie Eaton

Local social notes list guests and visitors

Mrs. Anna Ridlen and family entertained Sunday with dinner guests including Mr and Mrs A E Butler of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Blaine Wilson and Mrs Margaret Wilson of Rushville Mr and Mrs Raymond Oldham and son Mrs Elsie Eaton of Brownsburg visiting Mr and Mrs Pete Jones Mrs Joe Readle Mrs Fannie Ennis and Frank Lawrence visited in Marion Friday afternoon Owen Long of Brownstown spent the weekend with his family James Cadwallader Robert Macy Robert Woods and Donald Drake attended the Lyric theatre Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Raymond Wicker and family were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Dearinger

Anna Ridlen A. E. Butler Indianapolis Blaine Wilson Margaret Wilson Rushville Raymond Oldham Elsie Eaton Brownsburg Pete Jones Joe Readle Fannie Ennis Frank Lawrence Marion Owen Long Brownstown James Cadwallader Robert Macy Robert Woods Donald Drake Lyric Theatre

Health Facts for Hoosier Folk

Sulphur and molasses mixing as a spring medicine is condemned. The piece notes sulfur, cream of tartar, and molasses have uses but should not be combined to thin the blood. It advises maintaining health year round and warns measles strain on the eyes, urging proper light and screen over the bed for children.

County 4-H Reorganization Sessions Under Way Countywide

Meetings for reorganizing 4-H clubs are being held in school buildings across the county. Miss Wilma Fike and Wayne White lead the sessions as memberships open for both boys and girls. The Ripley township group has organized with 27 members and elected officers including Edgar White as president and Philip Winslow as secretary-treasurer.

Wilma Fike Wayne White Ripley Township

State Continues Its Liberation Program

The Chukar Partridge, an Asiatic game bird, is being introduced into Indiana through experimental propagation at state game farms and plantings in suitable areas. Seven hundred birds were liberated this month, continuing releases that began in 1938 across multiple counties. The bird is hardy, adapted to various climates, and distinctive in appearance with a weaving flight that challenges shooters and dogs alike.

Indiana Martin Lawrence Jackson Washington Orange Dubois Crawford Pike Gibson Warrick Spencer Perry India Asia

Chukar Partridge Introductions Expand at Indiana Game Farms

Experiments began at Jasper Pulaski state game farm in 1936 with two pairs of Chukar breeders. From that stock seven hundred birds were released this month and about 1,000 Chukars remain as breeding stock. Indiana will not open a season on Chukar partridges. plantings over years are needed before adding them to quail and pheasant hunting options.

Jasper-Pulaski State Indiana

Nitrogen Loss From Manure Heating Pitch

Heating or fire in manure causes ammonia loss, reducing the valuable nitrogen content of the manure fertilizer. The text notes nitrogen as the most valuable fertilizing constituent of manure.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Graham Cleaners Richmann Mary Heath Nelle R. Brown Bayard Baker Carthage Ervin L. Renegar Mary Hodge George Carwein Merle Kemple Baker Brown Ralph Hufford H. G. Wedding Lowell Beach Rigsbee Farlow Indiana Fessler Virginia Anderson Hugh Birt Lowell Hutchinson Emma Macy Clell Dearinger Howard Earnest Mary Woods Lowell Gartin Carolyn Wicker William Sunman Gerald Stewart W. W S. C Morristown, Ind Aid Society Meeting Howell Bros Tire & Battery Service Rushville W Second ST Stratoliner Alder America Boeing Aircraft Company Dorcas Proctor Pasadena California Raymond Wicker Hoosier Folk Cedric Power Edgar White Robert Winslow Leonard Sullivan Gene Hunt Marcene Cook Philip Winslow Lscretary John Stoner State Chukar Partridge Tion Erings WIBC S. Solotein and Son Greenfield, Indiana East Court House Wey Colby Wisconsin Frankfurters Lk Ize
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