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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1936

Page

3

Morristown Social Roundup Sees Visits and Relocations

Morristown residents report a flurry of visits and moves. Christina Carney travels to Shelbyville to see daughter Dr F E Phares. Mary Walker visits from Anderson. Raymond Olinger relocates to Halcie Logan property. Gunning family hosts in Morristown. Gerald Butler group tours Madison. Thomas Walters visits from Warsaw. Gene Denny returns from Coleman hospital. Florence Rock visits Greenfield. Charles Woodyard returns to Covington after a brief stay. Mary Unger moves into Halcie Logan property. Gene Ward from Tipton spends weekend with family. L V Hauk Lantz and Anna Wallace attend a Republican rally in Richmond. Bernice Young from Lafayette visits Patten. Arthur Roberts and Floyd Ryerson attend Foreign Missionary conference in Muncie. John E Robbins noted.

Christina Carney F. E. Phares Shelbyville Mary Walker of Anderson Harry Walker Paul Raymond Olinger Webb Halcie Logan C. C. Gunning Harold Talbert Teddy Martha Gerald Butler Floyd Eck Haven Bardin Rushville Madison Thomas Walters Warsaw A. I. Johnson Ida Mae Johnson Gene Denny Coleman Hospital Indianapolis Florence Rock Gene Ward Tipton L. V. Hauk George Lantz Anna Wallace Morristown Richmond Tenth District Bernice Young Lafayette C.S. Patten Arthur Roberts

Shelbyville and area residents take weekend sightseeing trips

A large list of local families and visitors spent Sunday and Monday traveling to nearby towns and counties. Notable trips include Shelbyville residents visiting Rushville Greensburg Morristown and Martinsville, plus Indianapolis and Gary visitors joining family gatherings. Birthday celebrations and church activities are noted among the social calendar.

Hanson Fayette County Fred Cossairt Shelbyville Robert Vredenburg Vredenburg Millie Talbert Rushville Finly O. B. Curry J. C. Schoenlaub Indianapolis Mary Laden Minnie Wolf Paul Wolf W. T. Allender Devening Carrie Moberly O. B Curry Tenth District Veterinarians Association Arlington Christian Church Fred Catt Rachel Sexton Murray Rafferty Fountaintown Laura Blanche Miller Berenice Miller Greensburg Vicinity Henry Herthel Donald Addison Toots Talbert Ruth James Brown County David Jones Fairmount P. H. Wolf Barbara Ann Carmony Paul Carmony Duane Carmony Donovan Nigh Edwin Carmony Gary Aaron Nigh Carmony Thelma Wilson Geneva W. M. Brown Garnet Teachers Federation Harry Carmony O. O. Frazier Marrett Dorothy Purcell A. Trinkle Englewood Christian Church of Frazier Cay Ie Batesville Gate B. F. Kennedy L. V. Hauk Betty Gladys Jackson Martha Lou Will Kemper Pauline Belle Kemper Maude Cole J. A. McConnell Mary Myer Helen Brown Ted McConnell Greenfield Dorothy Nigh Virginia

Carthage visitors tour Danville sights Sunday

Robert traveled with Mr and Mrs Russell Nigh and with Mr and Mrs L H Pitts and Mr and Mrs Ralph Hawkins and daughter Jackie Lou to Danville for a sight seeing ride Sunday.

Robert Russell

Horse Sense for Farmers on Fall Logging and Storage

The article advises marking dead trees in early fall for winter cutting. It cautions farmers to reject fertilizer or seeds lacking Indiana state analysis tags. It notes ripe apples store better than windfalls and warns about reusing milk cans for kerosene or gasoline.

Indiana

Prohibited Milk and Cream Taint by Fuel Oil and Fencing Safety

The article notes health regulations ban cream and milk tainted with fuel oil and warns against relying on unsafe electrified fences. It emphasizes using a known current controller to regulate electricity.

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