NO HUNTING SIGNS FOR SALE AT THE CITIZEN
A classifieds item lists hunting signs for sale at The Citizen office. Three signs priced at 25 cents each are available for purchase.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1940
Page
3
A classifieds item lists hunting signs for sale at The Citizen office. Three signs priced at 25 cents each are available for purchase.
Esther Ellen Dearinger hosted a Halloween event for the Arlington Always Faithful Girls class last week. The decorated house featured fall leaves and jack o lanterns with a spook house and games in the basement followed by refreshments for Wilma Jean Cobb Barbara Hyatt Rema Nelson Evelyn Hill Janet Wicker Carolyn Jo Wicker Lois Mitchel Phyllis Katherine Land Leatha Carwein Beatrice Coffin Helen Munden Alta Lloyd Downey Thelma Colestock Beverly Junken Patricia Ann Long Ina Lee Drake Ruth Ellen Logan Pauline Mitchel Denese Stanley Mary Woods and Raymond Keith Wicker.
The Mission Circle of the Christian church met Tuesday night at Miss Mary Stout’s home with ten members present. A devotional period was held and business was transacted. A letter from missionary Miss Marion Shaffer in India was read. The next meeting will be with Miss Beulah Jordan.
The Arlington school for grades one to six held a Hallowe en party in the auditorium on Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Rosalyn Heath for best costume and Rema Nelson for comical dress. Mrs Mildred Hyatt and Miss Lucille Gardner attended as guests. Teachers provided favors and candies while about 100 mothers and guests were present.
Carlos Tribbey hosted a Thursday night social with a Hallowe'en party. Attendees included Misses Kathleen Heck Dorothy Dearmond Evelyn Dearinger Bonita Dearinger Alice Mackley Patricia Mackley Martha Ricketts Mary OConnor and Messrs Marion Ariens Marion Crandell Richard Wells Joe Bromagen and Dickie Tribbey.
Mr and Mrs Frank Tribbey and family of near Rushville were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Willard Tribbey and son Dickie Tribbey. They returned home after spending several days here with his grandparents.
Bobby Beadle John Rigsbee John Silvers Richard Northam Robert Cadwallader Lee Silvers and Graydon McFatridge attended a Boy Scout meeting in Richmond on Saturday.
The Arlington Troop 28 court of honor at M E church featured awards for Tenderfoot through Eagle. Gold Palm went to John Ross Downey. Eagle Badges were given to mothers to present to sons. B W Phillips presented a five year charter. birthdays honored for Bobby Readle and Mrs Clara Rigsbee.
Mr and Mrs William Glendenning announce the marriage of their daughter Jenny Lou to Eugene Leisure son of Mr and Mrs Harry Leisure of near Carthage The ceremony took place Wednesday in Carrollton Kentucky with Rev Charles Roe Christian church pastor officiating Jenny Lou from Arlington High School class of 1940 and Eugene from Mays class of 1937
Mrs. Carlos Heath entertained the Tarry Awhile club Monday afternoon with a Come As You Are party. Two tables of bridge followed by delicious refreshments.
Mrs Hinton entertained several friends Wednesday evening with a masquerade party. Mrs Stout and Mrs Kennedy won prizes for best costumes. Two tables of rock were in session followed by refreshments. Guests included Mrs Bitner, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Stout, Mrs Woods, Mrs Renegar and Miss Downey.
Merry Makers club was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Russell Northam. A masquerade party featured prize awards for best disguises to Mrs. Oren Veatch and Mrs. Rigsbee Farlow. The house was decorated for the season with Halloween refreshments served by candlelight.
Mrs. Woodie Richey of Shelbyville was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening in her newly furnished home. She received many lovely and useful gifts. Attendees included Mrs. Chester Dearinger, Mrs. Stella Woods of Rushville, several Nugents, Mrs. Dick Gardner, Mrs. Frank Sullivan near Gwynneville, and other local friends and neighbors.
Mrs Mildred Hyatt hosted the Priscilla club Friday afternoon with 16 members and 1 guest, Miss Lucille Gardner. New officers were elected: President Denning Nelson, Vice President Stanley Williams, Secretary-Treasurer William Marshall. Mrs Lee Mitchell and Mrs Weldon Beckner gave a short musical program and gifts were exchanged before refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Lee Mitchell hosted a Sunday two course dinner with invites including Mr and Mrs Denning Nelson and son and Mr and Mrs Lowell Hutchinson and family. Miss Mary Alice Baker and Mrs Sylvia Wilder of Indianapolis were mentioned among guests.
A roundup of visitors and gatherings includes the Stout and Wicker families in Rushville, Farlow in Shelbyville, Willard Essex from Wabash, Dearinger and Webster families in Homer, and multiple social calls in Indianapolis and Madison. Attendees at a Republican rally, hospital visits, and Halloween events round out the regional social activity.
Indianapolis health authorities warn that the annual fall wave of swine influenza is appearing in the hog belt as November weather approaches. Officials urge vigilant herd monitoring, noting influenza worsens cholera outbreaks and undermines herd health, with brood sows at highest risk.
The Automobile Manufacturers Association promised the National Defense Advisory Commission to make motor manufacturer facilities available to speed airplane production. The Defense Commission will also be supplied with tools to streamline procurement, opening up a bottleneck in the process.
Rush County Auditor Hubert R. Alexander releases a detailed expenditure ledger for November 4 1940. The list records salaries for clerks auditors treasurers prosecutors and deputies plus numerous office expenses and transfers to roads and inmates across multiple departments and vendors including Bartel Roche and Rosa Huntington Laboratories Indiana Institutional Industries and City Water and Light Plant. The entry also notes changes of venue and various reimbursements to officials and claimants.
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