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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen reports Congressman Springer urges firm postwar safeguards to prevent future wars. He argues for measures ensuring national security against renewed aggression and casualties, warning a soft peace could invite danger and stressing the need to avoid a repeat of World War II devastation.
A wedding was held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the home of Rev Ernest Addison Knightstown for Ethyl Madalyn Kline and Sherman Lee Brown of Carthage in a single ring ceremony read by Rev Addison. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Kline and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs John Brown. They will reside in Carthage. Also announced was the marriage of Mrs Jessie Muriel Pauley to William C Jones of Greenfield
Back to normal after weekend visits as residents frequent Indianapolis and Richmond events. Indiana parks head toward a record fall color season with attendance near 700000 this year, aided by favorable weather.
In six weeks after the end of gasoline rationing, 1,800 more Hoosiers visited their state parks than in the same period of 1941, the peak attendance year. The early post rationing period shows higher park attendance than the 1941 benchmark.
A Nashville reader reports Faultless Starch halves her ironing time by preventing sticking and easing strokes. The letter explains why the starch’s built in ironing aids let the iron glide, saving effort and back strain.
Rally Day services at Carthage and Blue River Wesleyan Methodist churches attracted record crowds for a Sunday program, reflecting strong community turnout and shared celebration across both congregations.
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