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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1941
Page
3
A Rushville hatchery advertises weekly baby chicks with a sold out week and hundreds for sale next Monday's hatch. It highlights broilers profits and a special brooders sale this month, with contact at phone 2516.
Mrs Rex Kemple hosted the Colloquial club at her Arlington home on Tuesday. Thirteen members enjoyed a baked chicken luncheon at noon with fall flowers center stage. The afternoon included group songs the creed and a contest led by Mrs Roy Swain.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Bitner hosted the Friendship class of Arlington M E church on Tuesday night. A business session and devotions were followed by a treasure hunt and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Everett Sunman and family Mr and Mrs Owen Gowdy and daughter Mr and Mrs John Posey and daughter Mr and Mrs Jesse Hinton Hannah Beard and Harold McFatridge.
Mr and Mrs Dallas Earnest entertained with a Sunday dinner at their southwest Arlington home. Guests included Mrs Ivan Schackel and family Lowell and Joe Macy near Arlington Mr and Mrs Russell Theobald and Carry Faye Theobald Mrs Harry Theobald Joe Norma Theobald Mr and Mrs Lowell Theobald near Manilla Mr and Mrs Eugene Theobald of Indianapolis Edmund Theobald and Miss Martha Nickles of Shelbyville.
Members of the Merry Makers club hosted their husbands for a Thanksgiving dinner at Welhelm's cafe in Rushville. After the meal five tables of dancing were in progress with Mrs. Merle Kemple playing several piano numbers. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Earnest, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dearinger, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rucker, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Veatch, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Northam, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kemple, and Mr. and Mrs. Eston Macy.
Jerry Brown 80 retired Arlington farmer died at home Thursday evening at 7. Born December 24 1860 in Rush County son of Nicholas and Catherine Brown long time Arlington resident and elder of Arlington Christian church. Survived by widow Cora Taylor son Ollie Brown daughter Bertha Marshall one half sister Nora Brown two half brothers James Brown and Chas Brown five grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Arlington Christian church Rev Charles Buck officiated burial Arlington East Hill Cemetery.
A long list of Thanksgiving gatherings and social calls spans Arlington near Shelbyville and surrounding towns. Guests include the Hauk family of Indianapolis, the Becks of Brownsburg, the McCrorys of Indianapolis, and many others, with multiple dinners and visits across Rushville Cambridge City Greenfield and beyond. Notable notes include Frank Downey returning from the army and various family visits by the Northams, Hays, Rigsbees, and Walters, reflecting a busy holiday period.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Earnest hosted Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Swain of Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earnest of Rushville, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Earnest and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas.
Tham moves into the Joe Readle property. Mrs Lillie Baird of Rushville visited here Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Merle Stout and daughter were Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Alexander of Rushville. Mr and Mrs John Dagler of Allen town Pa were Wednesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Carlos Heath. Mr and Mrs Weldon Cherry and sons visited Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs Owen Long and family of Painesville. of Streator Ill visited relatives here Thursday evening. and family were Thursday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Hubert Myers near Morristown. Mr and Mrs Chester Dearinger of Rushville were visitors here Friday. Bernard Coe of Riverton N J and Albert Rigsbee, students at Earlham college, spent the Thanksgiving hali.
Henry White of Gwynneville spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Loren Munden and family. The Rigsbee family circle welcomed relatives for a day of shared memories and tea.
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