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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1945
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists publishers Alonzo L. Tuttle and L. G. Merrell under the Republican Editorial Association. It notes Indiana member status and post office entry as second class mail matter. Subscription rates include one year and six month options with a special rate for service members. Advertising rates are available upon application.
The Woman's Literary Circle urges Carthage residents to curb street litter and junk waste, citing sanitation, beauty, and wartime paper shortages. They propose neat trash receptacles, visible slogans, and personal responsibility, with Scouts aiding in salvage efforts.
A short poem from Washington D C High School by Mary Cyles recalls a man in our town who bought a stack of E Bonds and found them valuable as he aged. The verse highlights the bond value growth and its usefulness to him in later years.
Charlottesville couples visit Greenfield families while Mr and Mrs Virgil Roland host. Frank Weeks dies at 80 near Indianapolis after a long rural life. funeral at home with Knightstown burial, survivors include widow Della and two daughters in Michigan. Several residents travel, visit kin, or recover from injuries as Sgt Denzil McDaniel furloughs home.
Mrs. John Richey hosted the Loyal Women's class with prayer and Bible roll call. Twenty two attendees enjoyed refreshments as Mrs. Glenning and Mrs. Jordan organized entertainment. Dorothy Sunman plus W S C S members held a quilt topping session. Willing Workers luncheon featured a Mother's Day program led by Mrs. Glenning.
Mrs. James Cadwallader hosted the Home Helpers club meeting with seventeen members and four guests present. Mrs. John Richey led with the flag pledge and the song Robin Adair was sung. A lesson on Color and Arrangements for Interior followed, ending with the Home Economics prayer and refreshments.
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