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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
6
Local residents from Arlington and surrounding towns visit friends and attend events in Rushville Indianapolis Greenfield and Muncie. Highlights include multiple visiting parties from Arlington and Gwynneville metropolises, bank and hotel socials, joiners at the Speedway tryouts, and a June wedding announcement for Helen Maple and Monroe Wilson.
The State Highway Commission will issue an extra Detour Bulletin this week due to expected Memorial Day traffic and numerous detours near Indianapolis. Motor clubs and travel bureaus will distribute the information, with the bulletin releasing Friday May 20 listing detours for the following weekend. The commission will suspend special permits for over sized loads Friday through Sunday as surface treatment continues.
The Needle Twisters held their second meeting of the season on Thursday May 21 at the school. Betty Lou Ruby was elected secretary treasurer to replace Maxine Howard. Jean Stewart and Jean Porter were appointed to represent Ripley township in the American Legion Poppy sale at Rushville on Saturday. The next meeting is set for June 4.
Private funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for William Sherman Oneal a 70 year old Rushville businessman who died Sunday at his home. A lifelong resident he once ran the Oneal Brothers store. Survived by two daughters two brothers Birt Rushville and Jess Eden and two grandchildren.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for a Junior Civil Service Examiner with a $1620 yearly salary minus 3 percent retirement deduction. Applications due June 10. eligibility requires a four year college degree or 118 semester hours, with conditions for senior students.
The library will be closed Saturday May 30. Vein of Irion is donated by Miss Lillian E. Henley. Ellen Glasgow’s major work is featured as the library receives this notable addition.
This reader friendly note highlights Miss Glasgow's polished modern life novel set in the Great Valley of Virginia. It sketches growth, fate, and human resilience while naming related works: The Battle Ground The Deliverance Barren Ground The Voice of the People One Man in His Time.
The Charlottesville Tuesday Club met May 19 at Mrs Vera Shultz’s home with 19 members present. Members voted to use a prize money for a Scrapbook to start a scholarship fund. a Mothers Day paper by Florence Heifner was read. nine juniors joined contests. Several guests attended and refreshments were served.
Mr. Harold Phelps manager of a Texaco Service Station and his mother Mrs Grace Phelps will leave Monday for Denver Colorado for a week or ten days to visit relatives by car.
The notice identifies a person connected to Syracuse New York and mentions Mr and Mrs D M Dearinger of Arlington highlighting family association and locality.
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