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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
6
In a tavern confrontation Hal wrestles Crack toward violence then halts. The bartender urges restraint while Kerrigan keeps calm as Crack kneels to apologize, fearful and trembling, hoping to end the scene without further incident before the others notice.
Hal travels with Kerrigan and Rasputin toward Omaha and Lincoln after leaving New York with family banter and evolving romance. The car ride reveals Hal’s changing mood, Barry’s regained trust, and a note of frontier travel as they cross the Missouri into Nebraska toward Lincoln.
Mr Frederick Fitch of Indianapolis spent Saturday with his mother Mrs Martha Fitch. Paul Winslow visited Earlham College. Susie Bentley Richmond C S Winslow and Howard Winslow attended the Five Years Friends meeting in Richmond. Charles Butler Indianapolis visited Monday with John Butler. Levi Butler returned to Indianapolis after visiting John Butler. Lost white gold Hamilton watch reward S L Newsom. Robert McClaron Greenfield and Charles Rhodes Arlington and others joined John Butler for Sunday dinner. Several other visits and travels include Gahimer households Blue Ridge New Castle Middletown and Rushville area gatherings and a 25th high school reunion in Illinois.
Mr and Mrs J R Behr and their daughter Mrs Otto McCarty and Mrs J R Sizeback attended a Sunday afternoon gathering at St Paul Methodist church Rushville The new Methodist hymnals were introduced Dr Harper Evansville College was the main speaker of the afternoon.
The ladies aid society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Rhodes on Thursday November 7. Mrs. Walter Addison and Mrs. Edward Busther are assisting hostesses.
Mrs Frank Overman returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs Stewart McKnight in Indianapolis who is ill. Mrs McKnight remains about the same.
A string of social visits is listed with families including the Bowens Lines and Adams, Henley, and Herkless in towns such as Fort Wayne Carthage Ogden Morristown and Charlottesville. A radio program “Max and Paul” airs on WOWD Ft Wayne on November 5 from two to two thirty. An autumn poem by L B Carter appears praising endurance and renewal like a river.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of Fred J. Sims deceased will please call at the Sims Store and settle as must close up the business of the above estate at once Administrator.
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