Margaret McCarter Literary Club Meeting Notes June 11 1936
The June 11 1936 meeting at Mrs Everett Hester's home highlighted travels as a program with discussions on places visited from the Limberlost to New York City. Mrs Dean Stanley narrated Niagara Falls in night lighting, Yellowstone's Old Faithful was shown, four new members joined, and the group praised a Rush county convention win by the Carthage Women’s Literary Club.
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Margaret Hill McCarter Federated Club
Everett’ Hester
Clarence Northam
A. G. Shank
Limberlost
Turkey Run Park
the Shades
James Whitcomb Riley
Abs Lincoln
General Pershing
Notre Dame Library
Mormon Tabernacle
New York City
Washington, D. C
Newied
Germany
Dean Stanley
Niagara Falls
Anderson
Niagara
Niagara River
Carwein
A. W. Rigsbee
Clara Rigsbee
Fred McFatridge
Mary Hodge
Women’s Literary Club of
Carthage
Rush County
Carthage Christian Church
Carthage Club
Margaret McCarter
Herman Thomas
Gings
Indiana
Ervin Renegar
Dick's Dope Bucket Football Week Preview
McNabb analyzes county basketball picks noting Manilla slip, New Salem rise, Arlington strong, and Mays power. Predictions: Carthage over Raleigh by 3-5, Arlington over Morristown by 5-7, New Salem over Mays in upset, Manilla over Orange by 5, Charlottesville over Morton by 5-7.
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Manilla
New Salem
Eagles
Carthage Raiders
Arlington
Raleigh
Hardin
Mays
Carthage
Raiders
Morristown
Wildcats
History minded Carthage club pageant and court study notes
Margaret Hill McCarter club honors her memory with two comic readings and a pageant of shawls. A Carthage page features Mrs Clarence Northam and a history study of the United States Supreme Court with Grace Lee. The piece recalls English settlement 1607 and constitutional development amid other club items.
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Carthage Club
A. J. Carr
W. L. Tetrick
H. Beher
Sharlee Kyser
Carthage Choral Club
Arlington
Clarence Northam
Posey Township
Northham
Supreme Court of the United States
Brandeis
van Devanter
McReynolds
Southerland
Roberts
Butler
Mrs. Lee
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Court
Lee
George Carwein
Indiana preps 881 snow plows and graders for winter
S C Hadden reports nearly nine hundred snow plows and graders across 34 subdistricts are ready to keep Indiana roads open during winter. There are 544 snow plows and 337 graders, all checked and in good condition. The commission awarded contracts for 35 new plows and stockpiles of sand and cinders are set at strategic highway points for safe traction.
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S. C. Hadden
State Highway Commission
Indiana
Hadden
Teamwork boosts freight car efficiency for defense mobilization
The Central credits shippers and carriers for a wartime efficiency gain. By coordinating loading and routing, the line freed 21 707 additional freight cars in a month for defense materiel. The narrator praises broad cooperation and cites a single shipper cutting from ten to five cars daily.
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Central
Defense
Ellow
Winter highway safety measures amid defense traffic
Pery notes chemically treated sand and cinders prevent freezing and aid snow melt. This winter the treated abrasives help reduce skidding on grades and curves as defense materials and trucks increase highway use. State patrols and maintenance crews work day and night to keep roads open, spreading sand and issuing driving bulletins.
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Hadden
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Hunt's Food Market
LUX
Mrs. Stanley
A. G. Shanck
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Orftanos
Ceanson
LO Tle
United States
Groton
Conn
By R. C. McNabb
Orange
Owls
Morton
Charlottesville
Tigers
Margaret Hill McCarter Club
Ann Rutledge
Harry Hauk
Raymond Wicker
Sunshine Fairy
H. G. Laird
Trustees of the Friends
North Main Street
George Winslow
Harry Pitts
Howard Winslow
Basil Hedgecock
Trustees
Public Service Company of Indiana Inc
Guri
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