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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
3
Congressman Springer attacks war era discharge policy as red tape laden and slow. He cites letters from soldiers lamenting delays and asks War and Navy Departments to speed up discharges and return servicemen home at the earliest possible moment.
Mrs. Dorothy Adams of Indianapolis was a weekend guest of her mother Mrs. Anna Sipeday in Pendleton. Bayard Baker was noted as a business visitor in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore spent Monday in Richmond. Otto C. McCarty and Henry G. Stager visited Gas City and Marion Friday. Miss Ruth Henley and Mrs. Helen Hawkins of Richmond plus Miss Florence Henley of Kokomo were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Henley. S-Sgt. and Mrs. Donald E. Gabbert of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dobson at the Carthage Hotel. Gabbert, formerly of Bedford and a Dobson employee, has returned to civilian life after over three years overseas service. Capt. James Henley visits his brother Lt. (jg) H. E. Henley Jr. and Mrs. Henley and son in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dhonau and
The record lists families visiting in Indianapolis and Greenfield including Harold Ruby and family, Hugh Weber, John Allen, Harriette Hopkins, Emerson Wilcoxen, Arnold Miller, Verna Hill, Hubert Hill, Grace Porter, Addie Jones, George Jones, Marion Jones, Bayard Baker, Pearl Drescher, Capt. Frederick Fitch, A. J. Carr, James Carr, and Joanne Tweedy. It notes M-Sgt. Jones arriving from Germany and plans to reside in Indianapolis, plus travels between Richmond, Knights Town, Carthage, Greenfield, Stuttgart Ark., Groton Conn., and South Bend for visits and military assignments.
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