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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1936

Page

6

Tuesday Club Meets in Charlottesville Social Evening

The Tuesday club at Charlottesville met March 17 at Mrs. Merle McClarnon home with Mrs. Mary Braddock helping. Papers on Legislation Art and American Citizenship were read by Inez Johnston Marie Zapf and Vera Shultz plus a poem by Luella Addison. Guests included Cora Braddock and daughters Grace and Hazel. Refreshments followed.

Charlottesville Merle McClarnon Inez Johnston Marie Zapf Vera Shultz Luella Addison Cora Braddock Grace and Hazel Ernest Widvey Central Normal Harry Widvey Reba Stickler Helen Little Alexandria Laurence Wales Earl Barry Lilburn White Laurence Wright Henry Schumaker Dayton Leone Hiatt Indianapolis Charles Niles Stella Collins Elwood Lizzie Danner Arthur Hossick Sarah Frances Anderson Joe Walker Lyle Bell Inrence’ Steffey Charles Simmons Robert Oldham Ohio University Friends and Methodist Churches Friends Church Clyde Sutton County Infirmary Loren McClarnon Flora Sipe Lucille Hoogtern Joe Hoogtern Ralph Zapf Virginia Harvey Fry Freeman Walker Family Ed Young Laude Hiatt Fred Masters Emma Chew Snikey Mcliie Beesor M. Syd Mei Knightstow Aine Hutt Arthur Ruggles Arvil Nibargerard Chidren Richmond Cecil Lindetr Edith Boggs Shirley Jane Pittsburg John Dent Gladys Addison Phylig Sewall Fortville Ruth Williams Lurene Miller Alderson Martha Mae Moore Lois Zimmerman Graham Kingan’s State Museum Lilbur White A. Perry Joe Fisk Frank Arnold Madison Cincinnati Ohio Paul Bell Arnold Overman Columbus Betty Lou Mary Jane Charles Simmers John Gambul Tillie Garland North Salem Cottingham Blaine Bishop Edwin McClarnon Matilda Moore Justin Goodpasture Lowell — Collins Taylor University Earl Parker Paul Cox Fort Wayne Tom Cox Betty Ruth Haskett Mary C. Jessup Anna Mae Thomas Wilkinson Virginia Zaps Sarah Walker Nannie Ramsey Knightstown

Disinherited and the American Heritage of Freedom

Passage extols the American legacy of freedom of speech and opportunity. It praises a national spirit of courage and self-reliance, public wealth, and the enduring inheritance won by hard-working pioneers across generations.

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Preserving American Heritage for Future Generations

The piece laments shifting values and rising debt as threats to liberty and opportunity. It argues that descendants earned freedoms through pioneers and must safeguard personal liberty, opportunity, and national strength for the next generation.

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