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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1941
Page
4
A June 3 1921 Carthage society item notes Mildred Florence Henley wed James Donald Calvert at the Henley home with a Southern smilax decorated setting and a Friends ceremony. The column also reports local visits births hospitalizations trips and moves through early June 1931 notices.
Mrs Roy Renegar entertained several friends Monday night with two tables of rock after which refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Joe Beadle Mrs Carlos Heath Mrs John Woods Mrs Merle Stout Mrs James Cadwallader Mrs Ruth Baker and Mrs Hugh Kennedy.
Mrs. Ray McCloskey hosted the Jolly Eight club on Thursday night. Two tables of ro ck were in session with refreshments served to Mrs. Irvin Bitner Mrs. Pete Jones Mrs. Harry Hinton Mrs. Hugh Kennedy Mrs. Bill Baker Mrs. Howard Stout and Mrs. Merle Stout.
Homer Christian Union met Thursday with Mrs. Curt Thrall and Mrs. Ora Lower in charge of the devotional segment.
Rex Mays and Ralph Hepburn lead Bowes Seal Fast in the 29th Decoration Day Classic at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Mays drives the improved Lou Meyer car while Hepburn fields a new V-8 setup, aiming for the $100 in gold and a first win since 1937.
A church gathering featured a scripture response and brief business session. Mrs. Lower conducted the memorial service with assistance from Mrs. Russell Johnson Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs. Daisy Thomas and Miss Julia Post. Twenty members and two guests enjoyed refreshments.
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage between Miss Bernice McMichael daughter of Mr and Mrs Ora McMichael and Bevan Dearinger son of Mr and Mrs Ert Dearinger in the local area with plans for a formal ceremony.
The wedding took place Saturday May 1 at 12 30 at St Pauls Methodist parsonage Rushville with Dr J T Scull pastor officiating. Mrs Goldie Talbert sister of the bride and Howard McMichael brother attended. The bride wore a poudre blue alpaca dress with white lace and pink roses. After a reception at the groom's parents home the couple will live on a farm south of Gwynneville. Mrs Dearinger a 1934 Arlington High School and Marion College graduate taught at Arlington for four years. Mr Dearinger, Arlington 1931 graduate, works at Indiana Radio Service in Indianapolis.
Twelve members and eight guests of Posey Busy Bee 4 H club met Friday afternoon at the Arlington school. Clemadine Hutchinson led songs Rosemary Northam gave a health talk Lois Mitchell and Miss Hutchinson presented a baking demonstration Miss Northam reported on the district leaders' meeting Virginia Rhodes entertained with readings and later games and refreshments followed. Next meeting will be June 6.
Dinner guests Sunday evening included Miss Martha Powmell Mary Noggle Jane Clark Professor Paul Parker Phillip Briles all of Marion along with Mrs Beryl Kennedy and son Donavan Doris Coffin and Jean Mc Michael.
Mrs. Anna Downey and Mrs. Roy Renegar visited in New Castle Friday. Stout families from Indianapolis and Charleston were seen at hospitals and dinners. Mildred Jordan of Anderson and Delbert Winkler’s family returned from Ottumwa Iowa.
A 1940s radio era column argues democracy rests on individual choice within a collective vote, urging support for family farms to sustain food supplies, health, and national resilience amid rising prices and taxes. It notes programs and entertainers shaping public morale while praising rural roots as democracy’s strongest engine.
A new Romanian decree imposes the death penalty for drawing anti government cartoons and up to fifteen years of hard labor for singing political songs in public. The measure marks a drastic tightening of political expression penalties nationwide.
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