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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1941

Page

3

Community Notices and Visits Around Charlottesville and Greenfield

Charlottesville and surrounding area residents visited friends in Indianapolis and Greenfield. Conventions, clubs, and church groups planned events including a Sunday school convention at Nameless Creek church with Rev Hutchins speaking. A Boosters class food market is set for Nov 15 in Copeland's store. Local families attended dinners, open houses, and social events, with multiple visits among Gaston, Wilkinson, Beech Grove, Morristown, and Indianapolis. The Thursday Circle postponed to Friday for Riley hospital sewing. Christian Endeavor and Ladies Home Reading Club activities noted.

Jackson Township Nameless Creek Hutchins The Christian Church Wilkinson W. O. Ruggles Boosters Copeland’s Marion Morris Wallace Webber Albert Parish Brown’s Chapel Ralph Zapf Greenfield Margaret Smith Bridge Club Karen Linda Walker Rushville Rolland Jessup Roy Lowe John Fornwall Herschel Brown Gronedike Gaston Eugene Timbrook Beech Grove Ed Lowe Beryl Curry Morristown Ed St. Clair Spiceland Will Collier Falmouth Walter Hatfield Riley Hospital Adaline Bell Christian Endeavor Fred White Charles Reeves Ladies Home Reading Club Claudia Davis Claude Walker New Castle Virgil Niles Omer Addison Charles Addison Knightstown Ora Dunn Henry Stiles Marjorie Indianapolis

It's a Smaller World: Farm Life in a Global Age

The piece argues modern transport and communication shrink distances turning every farm into a global village. It notes autos roads rail mail radio and world events affect local life and responsibilities, even if the farmer feels distant from distant wars and troubles.

RFD China New Orleans Europe Indian Ocean

Community Notices and Local Obituaries Highlight Week

Public events announced with 5 o'clock start as Audrey Johnson hosts Christian Workers gathering. Local travel and visits among Johnson, Sheldon, Nicholas, Carson, Buchanan families. School closed Monday for furnace work. Birthday dinner at Wilkinson area for many locals. Henry Pentland age 84 funeral at home northwest of town with church leaders officiating. survived by widow Mary and daughter Elizabeth. community elder remembered. Final note urges neighborliness and awareness of future tax bills.

Audrey Johnson Christian Workers Robert Sheldon Frankfort John Nicholas Robert Addison Bobby Joyce Carson Carthage Esta Buchanan Center Joe McClarnon Wilkinson Sam McClarnon Flora Sipe Nancy Ramsey Joe Hoogterp Robert Hooker David Billie Pearson John McClarnon Loren McClarnon Hoover Indianapolis Hoosier Logansport Reed Greenfield Pentland Christian Church Mary Pentland Elizabeth Shelly Roscoe

Pig Health Drives Potential Doubling of Hog Increase

The American Foundation for Animal Health forecasts that the pork for defense program could yield twice the requested increase in marketable hogs. By reducing disease losses through better housing, vaccination, nutrition, and sanitation, she shows a 0 percent net price increase could be enough to meet growth, with veterinarians and swine producers leading local loss-prevention efforts for next season.

American Foundation For Animal Health America Foundation

Library Notes Announces Saturday Circulation for Boys Books

Books ready include Blueberry Mountain by Stephen Meader. The story follows Buck Evans and Joe Sullivan who start a blue berry farm facing fun, hard work, obstacles, and a Mountain thieving challenge.

Blueberry Mountain Stephen Meader Buck Evans Joe Sullivan

Stories and features in new weekly issue

The page includes an Adventure tale Man's First Million Years by Lucas tracing ape ancestry and subsequent races for older readers. For younger readers Stories for Fun by Becker features Sad Little Sea Serpent The Lost Key Christopher The Giant Is Lost The Old Woman and Her Basket. Johanna Arrives by Bramhall tells of a Dutch girl who wins a skating prize. Book Week Gift Time Out of Mind by Rachel Field donated by Mr and Mrs Weldon Newlin.

Becker Christopher Johanna Bramhall America Rachel Field Weldon Newlin

Fireman misled by burst paint in blaze injury

Firemen rushed William Denney to a doctor claiming he was bleeding from fire injuries but the physician found a burst can of red paint splattered on his face.

Buffalo William Denney

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