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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
4
The listing notes auctioneers including Kemple Stew Leisure Vander Sattler and McKibben will be present under a tent with clerks assisting.
A collage of historical notes on parachutes from 1783 and early army seat-pack designs, followed by local society items. Mentions Roy Newby and The Citizen subscription, visits among Richmond and Indianapolis residents, and social anecdotes. An ad for The Citizen one year at $1.50 closes the snippet.
Rev Raymond McDuffy returns to Cincinnati after visiting sister Mrs Cora Weaver for a month. Attendees at Bloomington A M E Conference and funeral for Jon E Sawyer at St Christian church. Dozens named from Greenfield and nearby towns attend, visit, or host events including bridge clubs and parish activities.
Mr Charles VanSeyog and family moved from Barrett farm south of here to Martha Allen farm south of Maxwell Earl Neigh moved to Barrett farm soon Mrs Jesse Fry hosted a pitch-in dinner on Sunday September 23 honoring Mr Fry's birthday Guests included Sam Burton Tyrus Leisure John Clevidence Louisa Bradburn James DeGolyer Osar Turner Noah Fry and many relatives and friends from Greenfield Richmond Danville and Indianapolis The report notes several visits and small relocations among area residents including Earlham college activity and hospital return for Willard Miner.
A series of county meetings this week discuss the corn hog outlook for 1935 and voters decide on a control program. Ripley township farmers held a meeting at the school building where county committee members Arthur Weidner and Allen Blacklidge spoke, with 38 in favor and 32 opposed.
Mr and Mrs Sam O McCarty were in Rushville on Wednesday. Democratic candidate for Rush County prosecuting attorney Douglas J Morris was in town Wednesday. The Friendly Circle met at Mrs Don Addison’s home Tuesday night with eighteen members and guests present. Mrs Charles Moore became a new member. After the business meeting the group socialized for the rest of the evening.
Mr and Mrs Fred Sims Jr spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Addison. Mr and Mrs Howard E Hen ley were in Wyandot on Tuesday.
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