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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1944
Page
3
A Farm Bureau leader Edward A. ONeal urges rural citizens to exercise their voting rights on November 7. He says the farmer backbone defends democracy and that one vote can swing electoral outcomes. The piece also notes radio star guidance and listings for upcoming programs and appearances.
Gary Cooper joins C D DeMille on CBS Monday Oct 23 to recreate The Story of Dr Wassell. Joan Fontaine stars in Cavalcade of America romantic drama The Girl Lincoln Loved on NBC at 7 pm. Fontaine plays Ann Rutledge as young backwoods lawyer idolized him. Ted Lewis appears as guest on Kenny Baker show on Columbia network.
Mrs. Lee Silver of Charlottesville graciously hosted the Priscilla club gathering in Arlington. Members enjoyed a delicious cooperative dinner followed by social time.
Mrs Robert Macy formerly Reba Linville of near Shelbyville was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Shirley Macy in Arlington. Nancy Macy sang and Betty Cooley read as gifts were presented in a pink wagon. sixty three attended the refreshments served by four hostesses. Eleven members in old fashioned costumes attended Thursday afternoon event.
Mary Hodge hosted the Margeret Hill McCarter club southeast of Arlington with a flag salute, roll call, birthday song for Mrs. Buck, McKay, Rigsbee and Stout. Reports from council and district conventions followed, then group photos and refreshments. Numerous travels and visits by locals occur around Indianapolis Connersville Dublin Gwynneville Rushville and Shelbyville.
Samuel O Dunn of American Builder argues private enterprise can create sufficient employment if allowed to earn profits that spur investment.
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