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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
2
Public notice styled card listing publication schedule and ownership details. C. G. Hill is identified as proprietor with second class mailing status, indicating the paper’s ongoing weekly release and archival entry in Carthage Indiana.
Carthage Lodge I O O F No 255 meets Tuesdays at 7 30 PM on the third floor of the Auditorium East Mill St Visiting members always welcome Rush Lodge No 580 F and A M Regular meeting first Wednesday of each month at the same location.
The page presents various notices and items including crop data from Indiana, weather notes, color in trees, letters from readers, travel and social updates, and announcements of births, visits, and a wedding invitation service. Specific names include Mrs Will Eddington, Mr and Mrs Frank Binford, Mrs C S Winslow, Howard Winslow, Donald Winslow, Russell Ratliff, J O Gray, M T Gray, Ezra Wooten, Allen Macy, A A Coil, Frank Reddick, Luther Gibson, Emma Willcutt, Carrie Stevens, Helen Overman, Grace Overman, Dwight Coffin, Abe Coffin, Ed Retherford. The notice also mentions a daughter born October 16 Joanne Lee and impending dairy exposition attendance in Indianapolis. Wedding invitations and announcements are advertised as services.
The note invites readers to mail in letters to the publication. It suggests that sending letters keeps interest alive in news from home and promises readers here and elsewhere will enjoy them.
Mr and Mrs M F Lovett on a motoring trip to Washington DC. Proceeds from the Jitney Supper by the M E Ladies Aid totaled about $40. Miss Mattie Clark visited her brother Dr J H Clark in Connersville. Mr and Mrs Rowland H Hill attended a six o'clock dedication dinner of the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. Sample Furniture Co Knightstown advertises home furnishings. The Womans Literary Circle met with Mrs T Benton Henley. sixteen members answered roll call. Mrs H C McIlvaine outlined next year’s work with small changes. A letter from Riley Memorial Hospital noted 873 admissions since Nov 19, 1924, from 82 counties. The November meeting will be in the public library. A W Winfield and family were in Indianapolis. Mrs Frank Holt of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs J A Lineback. E H Innis of Milroy visited Mr and Mrs A P Wagoner. Mrs R M Allen and daughters of Anderson planned to stay with her parents J M Stone. Mrs O C McCarty and daughter visited Marion. Mrs Grace H Porter, Mrs Hubert Hill and daughter were visiting F C Swadener. Mrs Ed Haywood of Rushville and Mrs H E Cliff of Denver visited the Hills. Miss Margaret McDaniel of Henderson is visiting. Mrs Hester Benjamin, preparing for El Paso, Texas, fell ill and stayed with W R Judkins in Indianapolis. slight improvement midweek. Her sister Mrs G W R Yost of El Paso will arrive Friday.
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