Carthage Locals Share Winter Weather Jabs and Hopes
In Carthage the column notes a rough weekend, a prediction of 22 snows, and contrast with Florida's mild spell. It mentions Mail Miami Herald delivery, Walter Newsom’s 33rd anniversary, Ice Cream store opening, and local business movements including Loyall Hunt shelving at his grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy-Killer
Florida
Verna S. Hill
St. Petersburg
Hill
Indiana
C. G. Hill
Hollywood
Chet
Miami Herald
the Herald
Max Brooks
Army
Inf. Rep
Camp Croft
South Carolina
Art Lineback
Carthage
Finley Nelson
Lavonne Talbert
Morristown
Loyall Hunt
Doc Miller
Indianapolis
Library Notes Highlight Local Gifted Reading Materials
The library thanks friends for magazine and book gifts including a special edition of The Miami Herald from Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hill. Susie Bentley and The Carthage Citizen donate The Christian Science Monitor. Books Wild Geese Calling by White and The Arrogant History of White Ben by Dane are gifts from Miss Lillian Henley and will be reviewed before circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Newlin
Miami Herald
Chester Hill
Susie Bentley
Carthage Citizen
Christian Science Monitor
White
White Ben
Dane
Lillian Henley
Methodist ministers plan Rushville Christian education school
Rushville hosts a Christian education school meeting led by Rev. R. O. Pearson district superintendent. The program runs January 6 to February 3 on Tuesday evenings with Rush county ministers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
R. O. Pearson
Rushville
Ripley Township Real Estate Transfers Jump in October
Real estate transfers in Ripley township rose in October with eight properties changing hands, part of 51 transfers countywide totaling $75,000. The largest single sale was 119 acres for $7,500 from Melvin W. Henley as administrator to George B. Moore, with multiple parcels traded among residents and firms including East Side Park additions in Carthage and various half, lot, and acreage transfers throughout Ripley township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Anna Downey
Melvin W. Henley
Mae Henley
George B. Moore
Hester A. Tridle
Ernest E. Tridle
Fletcher W. Edwards
Mae Edwards
Hancock Co
N. E
Ripley Township
Alice Terry
Howard Co
Ind
Albert Hill
Frances Hill
Henry
William P. Henley
Wm. P. Henley
Dinnie B. Moore
Rush Co
David R. Higgins
Minnie M. Higgins
Decatur Co
S. E
Noble Township
Rhea B. Miller
Frank M. Miller
Ross J. Tweedy
Mary E. Tweedy
Carthage
Charles F. McCullough
Ida McCullough
Sarah G. Stager
Henley
East Streets
Earlham Foundation
Wayne Co
Ione M. Winslow
William Howard Winslow
S. W
Mae. Henley
Circuit Court
Rush County
Dinnie Moore
S. E. 14
N. E. 14
N. W. 14
Arlington guests include Rhodes couple and daughter Virginia
Thursday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rhodes and daughter Virginia of near Arlington. Afternoon callers were Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Harold and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shone of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butler
Chas. Rhodes and Daughter
Virginia
Near Arlington
N. E. Harold
Albert Shone
Indianapolis
Aged Resident Clumbus Foust Dies at 91
Clumbus Foust died at 91 at Henry County Hospital New Castle after a fall fracture. Funeral services were held at Thompson Funeral Home with Rev Samuel Rig gle officiating. Burial was in Town cemetery north of Carthage. He was born January 6 1850 in Carthage and lived most of his life there. Survived by sister Mrs Lucy Wiggins of St Louis and brother Charles Foust of Carthage plus nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clumbus Foust
Thompson Funeral Home
Samuel M. Riggle
Fletcher Methodist Church
Frank Overman
Walter Chonan
Jesus Saviour
A. J. Carr
Town
Carthage
Foust
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Lucy Wiggins
St. Louis
Charles Foust
Thanksgiving Visit Families Of Winns In Washington
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Winn and daughter Lucille Chancy Pasco of Greenfield and Mrs Gladys Norris spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Washington D C The Winns visited Dr and Mrs Cecil Andrews and family while Mrs Norris visited her son Paul Benton and wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Winn
Lucille
Chancy Pasco
Greenfield
Gladys Norris
Washington D. C
Winn
Cecil Andrews
Norris
Paul Benton
Thanksgiving Visitors From New Castle Share Holiday
Mr and Mrs Russell Davis and their son Keith of New Castle were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Davis
Keith
New Castle
Charles Parish
Norris couple take FBI roles in Washington
Mrs. Paul Benton Norris accepts a filing clerk position in the FBI division in Washington D C. Mr Norris holds a fingerprint classification post on the same floor. Friends report the couple is doing well and pleased with their work in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Washington, D. C
Norris
Washington
Carthage Citizen Offers December Bargain Month
The Carthage Citizen announces a December bargain with subscriptions reduced to 1.00 for renewals or gifts, valid through December. After January 1 the annual price rises to 2.00, so renew or gift now to save and support the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Committee Captains Named Soon in Earlham Drive
Mrs. Emmet G. McQuinn of New Castle is district chairwoman with Thomas B. Millikin as co chair for the Earlham college campaign seeking 225000 for a new women s residence hall. National honorary chairman is Herbert Hoover with Indiana Illinois drive leaders Howard E. Henley and Mrs. Robert S. Kersey. McQuinn will announce district captains for Carthage Mooreland Knightstown Spiceland and Straughn in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Emmet G. McQuinn
New Castle
Thomas B. Millikin
Earlham College
Raymond Stout
Paoli
Indiana
Illinois
Gertrude Bartel
Herbert C. Hoover
Howard E. Henley
Carthage
Robert S. Kersey
Muncie
Many New Names On Red Cross List
The 1941 Red Cross drive in Ripley township surpassed last year by about one hundred dollars, totaling 194.55. Credit goes to Mrs. Levi Truster and her corps of workers, with many volunteers listed for the drive. The article names numerous helpers and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township
Levi Truster
Truster
Mattie Publow
Guy Ewing
George Moore
Winona Newsom
Ben Neal
Anna Phelps
Olive Drysdale
John Jessup
Henry Stenger
Edgar Ruby
Burl Magee
Harry Bentley
Floyd Reddick
Donald Ruby
Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Indiana University
Bloomington announces that James Henley of Carthage has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Nineteen seniors and one returning member join the national honor society. Henley majors in economics. A fall initiation dinner is set for December 10 followed by Prof. Ford P. Hall delivering the president's address on bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
James Henley
Carthage
Phi Beta Kappa
Indiana University
Henley
Ford P. Hall
I. U
Hall
Annual Charity Dance by Kappa Kappa Sigma in Carthage
The Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority plans its annual charity dance December 13 at Carthage Auditorium. Hink and His Melodiers of Oxford, Ohio, led by E W Hinkle, will provide swing and waltz music with Betty Kay as vocalist. Proceeds go to local charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Carthage Auditorium
Hink
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Betty Kay
Miami University
Zeta Tau Alpha
Harold Ruby
Paul Zigler
Eunice Brookshire
Carthage
Carthage High School Band Plans Paper Drive
Carthage High School Band members will visit homes on Saturday December 13 to collect old papers magazines and corrugated boxes. The group explains uniforms music and instruments caused debts and invites families to participate by delivering bundles at their doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Carthage
Carthage High School Band
Accident Reporting Rules For Damages Of Twenty Five Dollars
Motorists are advised to stop at the scene of accidents and provide name address vehicle registration and show license upon request. Injuries require aid and hospital transport. Unattended cars require owner notice. Reports must be made to local authorities and the state police within 34 hours for property damage of 25 dollars or more. License revocation or suspension awaits violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Stoops
Hoosier Motor Club
Mr. Stoops
State Department of Public Safety
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Library Notes
Mrs. Weldon Newlin
Emma J. Tweedy
Albert G. Ray
Naomi Catherine Ray
East Side Park
Detroit
Phillip Murray
Ford Moller Company
Harry Bennett
Ford
Red Lion
Pennsylvania
Sam” Foust
Alan ‘Brooke
Britain
Paul Benton Norris
Mr. and
Mrs. Norris
Red Cross
Mrs
Morris Risk
Mary Lou French
Charles Morris
Gladys Smith
Vaughn Bierly
Cedric Power
Faye Norris
Alta Carfield
Roy Herkless
S. M. Riggle
J. A. Reynolds
Elnora Hill
Hazel Cooper
Abbie Clark
Earleigh
Paul Louder
Walter Nelson
John Boring
Cora Macy
David M. Binford
Harry Cooper
Sally Newby
Mildred Jackson
Ross Souder
Will Brooks
Horace Foust
Fred McManus
Everett McFarland
Emma Tweedy
Lon Earnest
Arthur White
Elizabeth Stone
Rue Ewing
Myrtle Carfield
Gerald Stewart
William Demoss
Ernest Helm
Donald Porter
Lizzie Earnest
Lon Dalrymple
Howard Louder
Milton Gardner
Parvel Moore
H. G. Henley
Ross Tweedy
Junior Stevens
Robert Lynch
John Julian
Harry Pitts
Herbie Beher
Anna Sipe
Ripley Home Makers
Edwards
Noah Leisure
Martha Jo Bentley
Sharon Hunt
Elmer Hunt
Fred Hill
Carl Hardin
Donald Staten
Louis Souder
Claud Souder
Merril Tice
Carl Weidner
Nora Miner
Edna Blankeship
George Apple
Herbert Miller
Emma Buckner
Gerald Gurley
Bruce Jordan
Minnie Loyd
Mane Magee
Andrew Kelly
Russel Parish
Harold Culbertson
Bill McClurg
Melodiers
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