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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1941
Page
3
Clara Edgarton of Oakland California left in her will that her fox terrier Rowdy be put to death to prevent neglect. Friends gathered petitions to save the dog and Judge W H Harris ruled to ignore technicalities and grant Rowdy to an army sergeant who pledged a humane home.
Advertises rental of a Salathiel Watkins farm four miles northwest of Carthage and 114 miles southeast of Charlottesville. Seeks grain or cash rent with possession immediately. Inquiries directed to William Avery at 708 Maple Ave Paris Illinois.
Knightstown residents called on neighbors, church groups met in Greenfield and Muncie, and social events spanned from birthday dinners to weddings. Arlington and surrounding towns reported nuptials, service notices, and travel plans as communities prepared for union services and seasonal gatherings.
Miss Margaret Smith hosted a Richmond friends buffet. Church women attended World Day of Prayer at Cleveland church. Members and visitors from Urbana and Anderson joined various local gatherings. A fire caused $100 in damages at John Nicholas home. many residents visited, traveled, or hosted over the weekend. Dr. Scott recovered from flu and outings continued. Next Sunday a Camp Merom quartet will sing at the Friends church.
The Arlington Odd Fellows hall hosted a masquerade party Friday night with the Downey orchestra providing music. Mrs. Fred Catt and Mrs. Earl Downey won best masked couple, Mrs. Raymond Wicker took best single, and Jackie Bitner was named best masked child. Euchre
The gathering continued in a lively session followed by refreshments as attendees chatted and traded notes after the bingo.
Grade teachers at Arlington school entertained pupils Friday afternoon with a Halloween party. Mary Greenup won best masked prize and Monalea Robbins won for most comical. Candy filled favors, a witch presenter, class songs, and many mothers attended.
The Arlington High freshman class met at Clemadine Hutchinsons home for a Halloween party Tuesday evening. Attendees included Buddy Wicker Ellena Myers Laura Hester Edith Tribbey Esther Dearinger Lois Mitchell Janet Dearinger Marjory Orme Edna Edward Dean Hodge Bobby Readle Jr Anderson Virgil Parks and Mr and Mrs Clarence Gross and Mrs Mary Hodges. Esther Dearinger won a prize.
Miss Louise Ennis returns to St. Joseph Michigan after visiting her mother Mrs Fannie Ennis. Mr and Mrs Hugh Kennedy relocate to Connersville. Attendees at the bankers banquet in Rushville Tuesday night include Earl Downey Morris Bagley Denning Nelson John Nelson Mae Addison Evelyn Kemple and Ray Swain with spouses.
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