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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1945
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen is issued every Friday under publisher Alonzo L. Tuttle and L. G. Merrell. It is entered at the Carthage Indiana post office as second class mail matter. Subscription prices are listed for one year and six months with special service rates.
The article reports Russia pressing to help shape a new Japanese government, risking MacArthur removal. It argues for keeping MacArthur in place, citing his service and the risk of confusion if change occurs. The piece also covers public health advisory on tularemia from rabbit hunting season through January 10, 1946. It notes infection routes, limited treatments, hospital stays, and precautions for hunters handling rabbits.
During book week the sixth and second grades visited the library creating many new readers from both town and country. The fourth grade visited earlier and more classes are expected to come. Gifts received include The Time for Decision by Sumner Welles and As I Remember Him by Hans Zinsser.
The record lists works for youngsters including Heidi by Spyri and Dave Dawson with the Air Corps by Bowen, noting authors Mr and Mrs Howard E Henley and young readers Max and Roy Robertson.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Henley hosted their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a gold and white chrysanthemum decor. Guests included relatives from Toledo Chicago Indianapolis Richmond Rushville and Charlottesville with Prof J P Trueblood sending a bouquet. Over 100 visitors called between afternoon and evening hours and tea was served on a lace table with candles and chrysanthemums.
A patriotic appeal honors the fallen and wounded of war and urges citizens to buy Victory Bonds as the cost of peace. The message laments mangled and wounded in hospitals and homes while urging shared sacrifice through financial support.
Destination Home and son Philip visited in Indianapolis with Mr and Mrs Robert Martz and son. Crim family hosted by Rev Howard Crim. Anna Sipe dined with Fred and Carrie McManus. Baker guests of Lloyds in Pendleton. Sgt Robert Ewing stayed with the Wrights and received discharge at Camp Atterbury. Other visitors include Copher of Chicago and Joseph Graff family as Anderson activity noted.
Brooks were in Indianapolis on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry L Stinger attended Boy Scout Council in Richmond last week. Mrs John Thompson of Hazelwood visiting daughter Mrs Forrest Beck and family. Mr and Mrs Harold Mitchell and family of Sparta Michigan guests in the home. Lt William S Foster after leave with parents Rev and Mrs DeWitt Foster and friends has returned for further service on the carrier Shangri La.
The Stafford Cooper and Smith families express gratitude for acts of kindness after the illness and death of their mother and grandmother. Mr and Mrs Merritt Stafford Mr and Mrs Harry Cooper and sons Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith thank friends for support and prayers.
For years doctors recommended Pertussin to ease coughs from colds. Today it is available at drugstores and works internally to end coughing fits and loosen phlegm. The remedy is safe, effective for all ages, inexpensive, and pleasant tasting.
Mrs. Carl Stowe writes praising Faultless Starch claiming it saves time and effort. She notes the starch penetrates fabric, resists wind and freeze, and allows quick smooth ironing without sticking. She urges others to switch from traditional starch.
The vessel has held position at San Diego, California, where it has been anchored since Navy Day, continuing its display and operations in the harbor area.
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