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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1955
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists subscription terms with annual rate $2.00 for 52 weeks and six month option $1.00 per 26 weeks, indicating mail matter registration and post office handling in Carthage Indiana.
Twenty nine Rush County farmers traveled by bus to Chicago for a grain and livestock marketing tour with Decatur County participants and Purdue guides. They visited Adler Planetarium, Field Museum, and Chicago Board of Trade among others before returning Tuesday evening.
The Charlottesville group outlines a weekend of talks by Miss Elizabeth Hayes on South America and Rev. Meredith Haynes on Korea. Speakers Sunday include Helmet Schultz, Elizabeth Hayes, and Charles Dupree with Austin Boggan directing the evening service. A sound color film Souls in Transit will be shown.
Walter Mann of the first house west of A and L Market lost both legs in a Container Corporation of America rail accident at the local plant last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jesse Henley of Carthage will open their home Sunday November 18 from 2 30 to 6 00 p m to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Harry Elder passed news from her son MSgt Carl Elder in Seattle that he will soon be home and be discharged from Camp Atterbury. Otto McCarty hosted a dinner with Guy McBride and daughter Janice of Mays. Sam Gold Jr. attends Air Line School in Kansas City sent from Indianapolis Municipal Airport.
Twenty years ago on November 16 1935 Greta McClain daughter of Mr and Mrs S B McClain became the bride of Hoyt Addison at the Friends parsonage in Dublin. Earlier a Tuesday night gathering at Mrs Grace Phelps home honored Miss Pearl Coffin bound for Florida with a pitch in dinner and bridge event.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church met with Mrs. Susie Addison Thursday. The program was in charge of Virginia McBride and Mrs. Sarah Stager. Jack Fitch, a student at Tech High School in Indianapolis, visited over the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Martha Fitch.
30 years ago Earl Moore of Muncie visited his parents in the weekend. Mrs Clyde C Henley Mrs Walter Phelps and Miss Lucile Drysdale attended the Purdue Northwestern football game at Lafayette. Miss Drysdale visited friends at Earlham College. Miss Claribel Sipe Waldron teacher attended homecoming at Miami University in Oxford Ohio.
Born Nov. 16 a son to Mr and Mrs Howard Kizer of Chicago grandson of Mr and Mrs Conrad Kizer. A second machine No 1 started Monday morning at the mill supplementing No 3. At present 150 are on the payroll. The plant was down four hours Wednesday night when trouble at the transformer station cut off the electric power.
Monk McCarthy parks a half restored car at his Maple auto shop to show his work. He previously cut two cars and welded front ends, creating a dramatic before and after exhibit. The new exhibit uses Tog Morgan's sedan with one side rebuilt and the other aged to illustrate craftsmanship.
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