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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1936

Page

7

Personal notices from Ohio visitors and local families

Miss Pearl Howell of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs Victor V Vinson this week. Flora McClain of New Castle spends weekend with parents Mr and Mrs S L McClain. Herschel McCrory and daughter Sandra Lee of Indianapolis visit Dr and Mrs F M Miller. Lucille Chappell of Kokomo visits Mr and Mrs Merrill Chappell. Gurney Nixon, former Carthage resident now in Lancaster, Ohio, calls on friends here. Ralph Stevens and Lowell Geise host Indianapolis guests. Reddicks visit Stevens and attend state fair. Wooldridge and family attend the state fair. Carthage attendees at the fair include Maxine Ewing, Juanita King, Anna Jean Kizer, Jean Addison, Jean Stewart, Willard Cox, Bob Addison, Marvin Norris, Billy Hugh Small, Cyril Tetrick, Richard Sipe. Arthur Fuller and Edna Fern Gills of Columbus visit Labor Day with Fred McManus and family.

Ohio Pearl Howell Indianapolis Victor V. Vinson Flora McClain New Castle S. L. McClain Anna Jean Kizer Jean Addison Jean Stewart Willard Cox Bob Addison Marvin Norris Billy Hugh Small Cyril Tetrick Richard Sipe Arthur Fuller Edna Fern Gills Columbus Fred McManus

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Church News Sunday Service and Evening Sermons

The Sunday school and morning worship service begin at 9 30 with the pastor delivering a sermon titled A Champion for Man. The evening service follows at 7 30 with the subject Christians Under Difficulties.

Wesleyan Methodist Church Schedule and Call for Attendance

WESLEYAN METHODIST W. G. Manchester, Pastor. Sunday school at 9 30, morning service at 10 30, evening service at 7. Tuesday evening prayer meeting. Conference and camp meeting concluded. all are urged to attend church services. We need you.

First Sunday Sermon Returns at East St. Christian Church

Pastor Geo Holwager resumes regular preaching this Sunday after a month away. Services run on the second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. Bible School at 9 30, worship at 10 30. A special program marks the eighth anniversary of the church building two weeks from Sunday, Sept 27.

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Beginning of New Church Year at Carthage Friends Church

Rev. Cecil E. Haworth leads Carthage Friends Church as the congregation reopens in a refurbished auditorium. Sunday school starts at 9 30 with a sermonette at 10 15 after the Unified Service. Visitors Howard Brown and Roy Munden were in Shelbyville Saturday night.

Carthage Friends Church Cecil E. Haworth Howard Brown Roy Munden Shelbyville

New Deal Trade Policy Cuts Domestic Farm Supply Says Critic

The Department of Commerce reports a jump in U S food imports from 6 740 pounds of live weight hogs in 1933 to 3 414 317 pounds in 1935 criticizing New Deal policy for reducing domestic hog and crop production. The author argues foreign imports squeeze corn hogs wheat hay butter beef and other farm goods, hurting American farmers and consumers and demanding an end to the flood.

Department of Commerce Washington

Arington News Notes Weekend Visitors

Mr and Mrs Charles Rucker and Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson and family were the Sunday guests of the article reports weekend visitors and social ties in the Arington community.

Charles Rucker Warren Nelson

Pitch-in Dinner Held South of Town

Tom and Warren Jordan attended a noon pitch-in dinner held south of town with neighbors enjoying food and conversation.

Tom Warren Jordan

Clever Easy To Make Slip Pattern For Frocks

The pattern offers a built up shoulder or narrow strap option with a form fitting cut and shadow proof panel. Made in satin or crepe in flesh tea rose or white. Two slips suggested to improve fit. send 15 cents per pattern plus name address style name and size to Patricia Dow in Brooklyn.

Patricia Dow Carthage Fifth Avenue Brooklyn

Community Guests Gather Across Two Weekends

Mr and Mrs Paul Henley and family joined Mr and Mrs Joe Readle and son for Sunday dinner. Culver McDaniels and family from New Palestine visited Mrs Anna McDaniels Sunday evening, while David Shields and family along with Rhoda Shields and Elvira Miller dined with Ora Beckner and family. The Beckners hosted Friday dinner, and Mrs Ernest Beckner reported her automobile stolen Saturday in Indianapolis was found on West New York street Monday.

Paul Henley Joe Readle Culver McDaniels New Palestine Anna McDaniels David Shields Rhoda Shields Elvira Miller Ora Beckner Roy Beckner Ernest Beckner Indianapolis West New York Street

Electric light office moved to East Mill Street building

The electric light office is relocated to the west room of Al Carr's building on East Mill street. Bills can be paid from the first through the 28th of each month inclusive.

al Carr East Mill Street

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