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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1940
Page
7
Lewisville entry to defend honors at International show
Nesus the 1939 International grand champion Percheron stallion leads Fairholme Farms entry at the 1940 International Live Stock Show with Nesus the sole stallion entrant and seven mares in mare classes. Indiana entrants dominate with 38 horses among 170 total. Lynnwood Farm Carmel shows eleven, Prairie Noblesville ten, Cool Creek Carmel six, and Charles Evans Medaryville three. Exhibits hail from New York to Maryland and Kansas to Missouri. Grand champions from Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Michigan, Ohio, Kansas, Oklahoma, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania and the National Percheron Show will be present. Judge is W. L. Blizard of Oklahoma A&M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhiolme
Nesus
Fairholme
Nerva
Shenley Serverie
Suzette
Orientale
Originelle
Poste
Ponne
Indiana
Lynnwood Farm
Carmel
Prairie
Noblesville
Cool Creek Farm
Charles G. Evans
Medaryville
New York
Maryland
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
W. L. Blizard
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Local Folks Attend Funerals and Visit Ohio Friends
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs Walter Newsom George Ewing Arval Stewart and family attended the funeral of James H Edwards in Curtis with burial at Eywood. Miss Ramona Norris leads the Wyatt Co store music department in Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Newsom
George Ewing
Arval Stewart
Curtis
James H. Edwards
Eywood
Ramona Norris
Wyatt & Co
Rushville
J. A. Sipe
Dorothy
Clarence Wright
Claribel Sipe
Oxford
Ohio
Carthage
Fred Hill
George Hinshaw
Forrest Parish
Everard Johnson
Jesse Kizer
Charles Ruby
Howard E. Henley
Walter Phelps
Charles Moore
Murat Theatre
Indianapolis
State awards nineteen highway contracts for October
The State Highway Commission announced nineteen contracts totaling 2 033 576 14 for road and bridge construction in the October program financed by state and federal aid. Projects span many counties including St Joseph Putnam Huntington Clark Clay Boone Grant Cass Howard Greene Washington Jackson Scott Switzerland Delaware Jay Dearborn Tipton Johnson Orange and Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Dicus
State Highway Commission
St. Joseph
Putnam
Huntington
Clark
Clay
Boone
Grant
Cass
Howard
Greene
Washington
Jackson
Scott
Switzerland
Delaware, Jay, Dearborn, Tipton, Johnson, Orange and
Miami Counties
Funeral services for Oscar Roland held in Greenfield
Mr and Mrs Charles Benson attended the funeral services for Oscar Roland at the Lynam funeral home in Greenfield. Interment followed at Simmons Cemetery near Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Benson
Oscar Roland
Lynam Funeral Home
Greenfield
Simmons
Local social notes from Gwynneville last week
Mr and Mrs Charles Irvine and daughters of New Palestine visited the Postons for Sunday dinner. Isaac Covalt spent Sunday with the Covalt family. Fred Pollitt called on the Armstrongs in Pendleton. Ralph Kemp and son Bobbie visited Stella Kemp Saturday. Josie Conaway returned to Indianapolis after visiting the Beckners. Add Anderson leaves for Key West Florida for the winter. Doyle Nigh was a Sunday dinner guest of Bob Hurst. Helen Six and daughters hosted a pitch in dinner for Mrs Walker of near Pendleton with fifty present. Edward Evans and son Robert shopped in Shelbyville. Hurst and Dyer attended a show in Greenfield. Earnestine Nigh and family visited Maf fet in Shelbyville. Ralph Scott family left for two weeks with Scott's Wisconsin relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kemp
Bobbie
Stella Kemp
Josie Conaway
Indianapolis
Mr. Walker
Pendleton
Edward Evans
Rotert
Shelbyville
C. E. Hurst
Harold Dyer
Greenfield
Earnestine Nigh
Marjorie
Kay Gene
Harve Maffett
Ralph Scott
Sawmill Theft Reported Involving Roy Broiles
Roy Broiles of Corning Ark is accused of stealing a sawmill from the property of Mrs Reba Haugh man and moving it into the neighboring county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Broiles
Corning
Ark
Reba Haughman
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F. R. Newby — — Notary Public
Carthage, Ind
Fletcher Branson
Albert Hollwell
Geo. M. Jackson
Henry, Jessup H. &. Stager
Pioneer Island Creek
Dana
Yellow Jacket
Roy Herkless
Knightstown
King's Beauty Shop
Ratliff
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Texaco
Firestone
Harold Phelps
Helen K. Minneman
Rushville, Ind
Consult
Dr. K. E. Wedeking Optometrist
3Rd St
Ind
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Abercrombie Jewelers
Lewisville
J. A. Lineback
Fletcher M. E. Church
al McDaniel
Emma Fall
Reba
Leroy Jay
Miss Eula
Clyde C. Henley
Tennant
Henry Scheuneman
Louisa Bradburn
Fannie Bradburn
John Hasty
Kopper Kettle Inn
Morristown
Will Coleman
W. J. Henley
Grace Phelps
O. C. McCarty
Douglas Cooper
Carl Norris
Lillian Henley
Grace H. Porter
Robert Reeves
James McGeorge
Frank McGeorge
Portsmouth
Mrs
Arthur White
Earl Cliff
Rumania
Berlin
Germany
Ion Antonescu
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Near East
Dardenelles
New Chancelery
Manhattan
Kokomo
Logansport
Charlestown
Bloomfield
Lawrenceburg
Miami
Tipton
Gwynneville
Charles Irvine
Daughters
New Palestine
Ed Poston
Isaac Covalt
Norman Covalt
Fred Pollitt
Jack Armstrong
Carthage Grain Co
Hogle & Ronan
Fond Koo
IRL Is Service Company OF
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