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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
7
The Christian Helpers of East Street Christian church meet Thursday November 5 with Mrs Grace Phelps Mrs Margaret Hinshaw and Garnett Hinshaw assisting. Every member is urged to attend for the election of officers.
Mrs. Ella Nelson and her guest Mrs. Arthur Longhurst of Vincennes and Miss Shirley Ann Nelson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Talbert and family of Morris Town on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller entertained a large group at a Sunday dinner at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred McCarty Mrs Jesse Foulby Rosie Harry and Joe Ervin of New Salem Irene Hilen Mr and Mrs Frank Borem and son Ida Black Deward Webb Mrs Chase Littrell Mr and Mrs Francis Wall and family of Rushville Mrs Luther Shook of Napoleon Mr and Mrs Harry Black and family of Tanglepool Mr and Mrs Walter Black and family Mrs Pearle Bradley and Son Mrs Lee Bradley and son Bill Black Mrs Irene Clem Lawrence Clem of Versailles and Mrs Jennie Cook and daughter.
Mr and Mrs James Terhune with Mary Terhune Albert Terhune and Frances Coffman toured southern Indiana on Sunday. They crossed the Ohio River at Vevey visited Cincinnati Zoological Garden and other sights before returning via Brookville.
The Sunshine circle of the Christian church met at Mrs. M. C. Lovett on Wednesday October 21 with thirty members and four guests. Mrs. Donald Staten led the devotional and Mrs. Fred Parish spoke on The Life of James Whitcomb Riley. Hostesses Mrs. Hollis Ewing and Mrs. Burl Addison served dainty refreshments.
The Aid society of the Fletcher M. E. church will meet Thursday afternoon Nov. 5 at the home of Mrs. John Butler. Mrs. Grace Porter Miss Emma Overman and Mrs. Lucille McKor kle will be the assisting hostesses. All members are requested.
Mrs Grace Phelps Mrs Anna Sipe Mrs Katherine Kennedy Miss Pearle Coffin and Miss Winona Newsom visited Miss Dorothy Sipe in Indianapolis last Wednesday. Miss Marcellt Moore near Mrs O C McCarty and Mary Ellen spent Friday in Anderson with Omer McCarty family. Mrs Maggie Parish to Charlottesville for winter with Mrs Olga Brown. Mrs Hubert Hill and daughter Mary Louise and Mrs Guy Ewing and daughter Maxine spent Friday in Indianapolis. Activities include political appeal and family visits across Rush county Indianapolis Anderson Charlottesville Richmond Kendalville Fort Wayne Brown County Madison Terre Haute. Mrs Katherine Kennedy is ill. brother Harry Vandergrift visited. Mrs Homer Griffith taken to hospital. Mrs Ella Nelson visited in Rush. Edith Roberts Greenfield visited Morten Roberts family southwest of town. John Dagler returned from Allen town Pa. Winslow family in Terre Haute. Anne and Margery Anderson visiting Kendalville Fort Wayne with Elizabeth Iddings. John Jessup Cecil Pike families attended Wilkinson church and dinner with Allen Cook. Leisure Posey O C McCarty drove to Madison.
Democratic candidate Gates Ketchum appeals to voters to keep judiciary independent from partisan politics. He argues courts must declare the law as written and serve the public, urging support on general election day.
D. W. Grossman Agency offers real estate and insurance services in Knightstown Indiana with local expertise and personalized policy options for homeowners renters and businesses.
A speaker addressing American housewives cites Cowra Le See and contrasts 1932 tax composition with 1936 figures. Direct taxes rose or fell as hidden taxes grew, highlighting government revenue changes during the New Deal era.
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