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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
8
The ninth and tenth grade Home Economics class under Mrs. Esther Heafield will host an invitational tea on Friday March 31 at the school. Girls will display articles made during the year. Nearby social events include birthdays and various club meetings with neighbors hosting bridge and social evenings.
Mr and Mrs Marcus McClurg announce the birth of their baby boy weighing 814 pounds born Tuesday at the local hospital. The unusual birth weight is a striking record for the family.
Amos Hill and Mary Kizer head a list of community members out sick this week alongside Harold Ruby Mrs. Harold Ruby Mrs. Robert Bishop Harry Brakefield and Mrs. Howard McCorkle.
Shelbyville Ind March 17 condemnation suit opened in Shelby circuit court over land needed for a new Blue River bridge on U S Highway 52 near Morristown. State defendants include J Harvey Snider with appraisers George Rafferty Hugh Limpus and L V Hauk named. Snider also seeks to set aside the Gellertsburg plat adjoining the future right of way.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Culbertson attended the funeral in Elwood for Mrs. Victoria Baden age 86. The item also notes a milk control law extension to June 30 1941 and a Justice of Peace court fine for a disorderly conduct case involving a teacher.
Miss Jeannette Hadley of Richmond and Mrs. Howard E Henley visit Friends Meetings at Westland Little Blue and Walnut Ridge to support the Workers Conference and fellowship efforts. Hadley to join Carthage Friends on April 2.
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