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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1939

Page

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King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Arrive in Quebec

The royal tour of North America begins in Quebec with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth greeted at the Chateau Frontenac. They will be hosted by the Canadian Government at a luncheon and meet Privy Council members as the King prepares to give his first North American speech.

Quebec Canada Chateau Frontenac George VI Elizabeth England North America Privy Council For North American

Mother Daughter Banquet at Christian Church

The Sunshine Circle hosted a mother-daughter banquet last Friday night at the Christian church. Fifty four attendees were seated and the program featured accordion solos by Shirley Ann Rickets of New Salem and a book review by Mrs. Anna Stewart of Rushville.

The Christian Church Sunshine Circle Shirley Ann Rickets New Salem Anna Stewart Rushville

Movie Train Passes Through Near Here and Fails To Stop

A film train named Union Pacific passes through Greenfield without stopping. The train from New York to Hollywood includes stars Lynne Overman Brian Donlevy Robert Preston and others. The cast features a mix of modern and vintage cars and a tea and cakes mail car central to the plot.

Union Pacific Greenfield New York City Hollywood California Lynne Overman Brian Donlevy Robert Preston William Henry Patricia Morrison Anthony Quinn Mollie Monahan Barbara Stanwyck

Tulip Gardens At Kennard Draw Big Sunday Crowd

Carthage residents visited Kennard tulip gardens Sunday. Glass house tulips were past peak, but outdoor beds of many varieties were at their best. John Norris, owner, said Sunday had the season’s largest visitor count.

Carthage Kennard John Norris

Grace Porter Admitted to Methodist Hospital

Mrs Grace H Porter, ill for a month, was moved to Methodist hospital in Indianapolis Tuesday morning for an operation. Friends report she is progressing nicely.

Grace H. Porter Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

Local appliance dealer attends meeting in Indianapolis

Hubert Hunt attended a gathering of radio dealers in Indianapolis on Tuesday and witnessed a television exhibition, the first of its kind demonstrated in the capital city.

Hubert Hunt Indianapolis Hubert

Service Club Ladies' Night Planned at Hannegan Church

Carthage Service club members will meet at Hannegan church on Monday evening May 22 designated as ladies night. All members are urged to attend.

Carthage Service Club Hannegan Church

Will of Lenore Henley Probate In Rush Court

The late Lenore Henley had her will probated in Rush circuit court on Tuesday. Her sister Rose Gear receives all real and personal property with specific bequests of 300 dollars to the Friends church and 200 dollars to Walnut Ridge cemetery upon Gear’s death. The remainder goes to be divided equally among nieces and nephews. executor is Harry G. Henley. The will, dated July 31, 1935, was witnessed by Enos Coffin and Russell Kennedy.

Lenore Henley Rush Circuit Court Rose Gear Friends Church Walnut Ridge Cemetery Harry G. Henley Enos Coffin Russell Kennedy

Kappa Kappa Sigma Holds Business Meeting at Brooks Home

A Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority business meeting was hosted by Mrs. Betty Moore Brooks with Miss Jean Sullivan assisting. Treasurer Mary Tweedy reported proceeds from the commencement party at the Auditorium totaling $87 for Welfare, including $10.20 in free-will offerings and chairs donated by A. B. Thompson. A social meeting is planned for Tuesday night, May 23 hosted by Mrs. Eva Sipe.

Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Betty Moore Brooks Jean Sullivan Mary Tweedy A. B. Thompson Eva Sipe

Duo Class Meeting at Ruby Home May 24

The Duo class of the Christian church will meet on Wednesday May 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Don ald Ruby. Assistants will be Mr and Mrs Hollis Ewing.

The Christian Church Donald Ruby Hollis Ewing

Returns Home Monday After Three Months Trip Across States

After a weekend with their daughter Mrs. Henry B. Henley, Mr. Henley and children Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Newsom complete a three months journey covering eleven thousand miles. They visited Aiken South Carolina New Orleans San Antonio Houston Pasadena Whittier Covina Rivera and many relatives and friends, including visits in San Francisco Sacramento Salt Lake City Lincoln and Waterloo. They say they are busy perfecting their garden and cannot be interviewed further.

Henry B. Henley Cyrus Coffin Pearl Coffin Florence Hunt Eunice Dunn Bertha Hill Ed N. Hill Pasadena Herschell Folger Whittier Roy Carter Covina Wayne = Linscott Rivera Homer Anna Lamport Mill Creek Canyon van Hood Newsom Anna Sears Utah Salt Lake City Colorado John Lillie Weingart Nevil Phelps Bert McCarty Lincoln Nebraska Lydia Shank Iowa Earl White Waterloo James Williams Alice Sigourney Newsom’s

Absent-minded mixup ends with car found in town

Loyall Hunt fled the back door in alarm on Wednesday morning when the garage door stood open and his car missing. After a quick scramble and confusion over who took the car home, it turned out he mistook Mrs. Hunt for the car thief. The vehicle was found in town with the key in the ignition and ready to go.

Loyall Hunt Loyall Prof

Former Rush County man expires Tuesday

Charles H. Fleener, 66, died Tuesday afternoon at his Knightstown home. He is survived by two sons, Ralph of Richmond and Raymond of Knightstown. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon with burial in Knightstown Cemetery.

Charles H. Fleener Knightstown Ralph Richmond Raymond

Mothers Day Recital at The Friends Church

The Friends Church celebrated Mothers Day with a beautified setting and a program by the Primary Department. Three mothers and daughters sang A Chain of Love, Elizabeth Stone received a flowers basket as oldest mother, presented to 94 year old Louisa Bradburn by Lois Reams, and Shirley Nelson presented flowers to her mother Opal Nelson. Alta Carr accompanied the music.

Friends’ Church Maude Porter Stella Humes Hazel Chonan Jean Rosalie Betty Elizabeth Stone Louisa Bradburn Lois Reams Shirley Nelson Opal Nelson Alta Carr

Mrs. Cora Blessinger Undergoes Major Operation

Mrs. Cora Blessinger underwent a major operation at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis Tuesday morning and remains in serious condition.

Cora Blessinger Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

Hearing Dropped By Big 4 Railroad

The New York Central withdrew its petition to discontinue trains 40 and 3 between Anderson and Louisville before the Indiana Public Service Commission. Vice President C S Millard cited lack of patronage but noted efforts to build support and a trial suspension period to justify keeping the service. The May 17 hearing was canceled.

New York Central Indiana Public Service Commission Anderson Louisville C. S. Millard

Paving Bid Set for Knightstown Dunreith Road Project

The State Highway Commission will open bids Tuesday May 16 for 23 miles of paving and grading on state highways across Henry Porter Allen Wells Adams Lake and Benton counties with an estimated cost of 1,270,000. The work includes relocating Road 40 Knightstown to Dunreith and dual lane extensions on Roads 30 24 and 53 plus paving on Roads 224 and 18 and other preparations under the 1939 program.

State Highway Commission Henry Porter Allen Wells Adams Lake Benton T. A. Dicus Commission Knightstown Dunreith Porter County Allen County Adams Counties Lake County Benton County

Remodeling House on North Market Street

The house owned by Mrs Grace Drake partially destroyed by fire is being repaired and remodeled inside. Leo Porter of Knightstown and associates handle the repair work. Mrs Minnie Braden, who lived there before the fire, has moved to Mrs Drake's South Main street home.

Grace Drake Leo Porter Knightstown and Associates Minnie Braden South Main Street Drake

House Burns Down on Gurley Farm

The Gurley family home of Fred Gurley on the Rush Hancock county line near Charlottesville burned Friday morning destroying the house.

Gurley Farm Fred Gurley Rush Hancock County Charlottesville

Mill Street Hardware Co Frontage Repainted

The Mill street entrance and Main street frontage of Carthage Hardware are being painted by Jack Overman and Raymond Addison. The store, operated by Robert Moore and Carlos Brooks, now presents a bright yellow refresh.

Mill Street Main Street Jack Overman Raymond Addison Carthage Robert Moore Carlos Brooks

Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meeting Held With Full Representation

The Quarterly Meeting of Friends met at Walnut Ridge last Saturday with Rev. Parvin Bond of Greenfield delivering the message. All six Monthly Meetings were well represented. Afternoon business proceeded with a pitch-in dinner served at noon.

Meeting of Friends Walnut Ridge Parvin Bond Greenfield

Parish Nolar Illness Improves, Friends Wish Recovery

Parish Nolar, who has been ill for several weeks, is steadily improving. His many friends express hope for a speedy and full recovery.

Nolar. Parish

Shirley Elevator Destroyed by Fire in Shirley

The Shirley grain elevator on South Main Street was destroyed by fire Monday afternoon. Loss estimated up to $10,000. Firefighters from Shirley Kennard and Wilkinson helped prevent spread toward White Petroleum bulk tanks across the Big Four tracks.

Shirley White Company Bill Myers Earl Rose Rushville Myers Rose Rose Feed Mills

Paperboard packaging gains traction in furniture trade

Chicago May 18 The Furniture Prepack Association forms with E A Throckmorton of Container Corporation of America chosen to lead. Members include American Box Board and Hinde and Dauch with aims to set packing specs for railroads and provide advisory services to manufacturers and retailers promoting paperboard prepacking.

Chicago E. A. Throckmorton Container Corporation of America Paperboard Container Industry Furniture Prepack Association Paperboard Group National Retail Furniture Furniture Association National Container Association National Container Testing Laboratories American Box Board Company Fibre Board Container Company Gaylord Container Corporation Hinde and Dauch Paper Company Prooos National Retail Furniture Association Walter S. Baumann Brooklyn N. Y New York California Louisiana

Mrs Dhonau Hosts Friday Dinner Guests

Mrs Walter Dhonau entertained last Friday evening at dinner with guests including Mrs Bayard Baker Mrs M S Kyser and Miss Winona Newsom in attendance at the event.

Walter Dhonau Bayard Baker M.rs. Kyser Winona Newsom

Quaker Quest Honors Carthage Friends Centennial

The Carthage Friends church marks its hundredth anniversary with a five day program from June 21 to 25. Notable speakers include Nathan Pickett James Furbay and Cecil Haworth plus a mimeographed history book for 50 cents.

Friends Church of Carthage Friends School Christian Endeavor Society Carthage Friends Church Mabel Hedgecock Friends Blue River Nathan Pickett Bloomingdale Indiana Christian Endeavor James Furbay Marion Cecil Haworth High Point North Carolina Charles Whitely University Friends Church Wichita Kansas Carthage Friends Church

Earlham Golf Squad Members Named for IC Meet

Howard Earl Henley a senior at Earlham College is a member of the Earlham varsity golf squad and will compete in the Indiana College Conference meet at Terre Haute this Saturday. The undefeated team has beaten Butler twice and hopes for the state title with teammates Myron Corsi Dick Wright Bill Todd Cliff Watt and Marion Pollock.

Howard Earl Henley Earlham College Earlham Indiana College Terre- Haute Butler DePauw Franklin Myron Corsi Dick Wright Bill Todd Richmond Cliff Watt Milton Marion Pollock Columbus Ohio

Jitney Supper Postponed By Christian Helpers

The jitney supper sponsored by the Christian Helpers, planned for Saturday May 20, has been postponed to a later date.

The Christian Helpers

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