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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen offers publication details for Alonzo L Tuttle as publisher with G Merrell, contact via telephone, and subscription rates for one year, six months, and service rates. Advertising rates are available on application and the paper notes second class mail status in Carthage Indiana.
Congressman Springer argues against adding 2500 dollars per year as expense money for members of Congress, warning it would become extra salary and strain the budget as the nation faces huge postwar costs. He notes the treasury is bare and cites military, veteran care, and debt obligations as reasons to refuse the measure.
The American Bible Society advances two major drives. In liberated war zones 4 400 000 Bibles in 40 languages. for European theater service members 350 New Testaments to replace losses since D Day. A goal of 10 million volumes in four years requires 3 million dollars.
A Sunday dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hutchinson in Arlington for guests including Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Martin and son, Mrs. Lewis Clark and daughter of Knightstown, Mrs. Philip Hupp and son of Bloomington, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Myers of near Morristown.
Charlottesville and Mrs. Lawrence Wales Yipurn join Mr and Mrs John White and son and others at the birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Russell White in Indianapolis. Also present were Mr and Mrs Milton Barry and son and Miss Ruth White plus Fred White and family and Al White. Mrs Marybelle Herzler and her children of Hamilton Ohio accompany the group.
Visiting families from Indianapolis and Greenfield are reported. George Hudson entered Haney's Nursing Home in Greenfield in poor health. Alma Miller was hospitalized in Indianapolis and placed in an oxygen tent for asthma. A group from Greenfield attended North Methodist church graduation in Indianapolis. Arlene Poer is among the Methodist hospital nursing graduates. Bob McCorkhill lost two left fingers while helping Merle Lewis with tomato plants and was taken to the Methodist hospital for care.
Lock residents hosted multiple company over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Siler and their young son hosting Carl Carson and daughter Joyce along with Sgt. Carl Carson Jr. and Miss Maxine Edwards. Additional visitors included Noah Leisure, Lydia Wills, Alta Leamon, Marion Stevens, and Mrs. Charles O White’s guests. Dr J T Scull and Mrs Grace H Porter visited the Lineback home for Sunday dinner.
Numerous households in the area hosted guests Sunday including Berlin ner and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson. Families such as the Crims and Larrowes from Emporia and many others shared Sunday dinners and bridge socials.
Administrator of the Estate of Laura McBride filed a final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. Interested parties must appear June 16 1945 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claim to parts of the estate. Kenneth L. Earnest is the attorney and Dallas Hardwick the clerk.
The Executor Mary O. Sattler estate sets Monday June 11 1945 as the date to show cause why the estate should be administered and heirs or claims proven in court. Interested parties must appear and prove heirship or claim any part of the estate with attorney Russell B. Titsworth listed. Howard E. Henley named as executor.
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