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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
3
Three Charlottesville churches will join for a union service next Sunday night at the Methodist church. The event will welcome the high school faculty as guests.
Rev L G Sapp and Pastor Grover Clements lead a union Sunday service in Charlottesville with guest faculty from Charlottesville High School. Special music from local denominations, plus a prayer meeting and youth forum led by Mrs Sapp and Mrs Clements.
A brief note outlines weekend visiting plans spanning Paris and Lexington Kentucky with stops at other points. It highlights travel pacing and potential sights or events.
Mrs Nolan Jessup and her son Robert of Chariton Iowa, and Miss Mildred Crouse from Des Moines, Iowa, have been visiting Mr and Mrs Rolland Jessup.
The Tuesday club will hold a carry in dinner next Tuesday at the home of Mrs Roy Rondebush near String town.
The Sunday school of the Christian church held a picnic at the overflowing well south of town on Sunday.
Arthur Hewson invites all Charlottesville churches to a union Sunday service at 10 30 with morning worship and sermon. Special music from Christian Friends and Methodist groups, plus Junior and Inter participation led by Mrs. Clements.
W C Overman and wife Mina Wite with Mrs. Allen Garriott and Mrs. Paul Bell attended the funeral of Mrs. Lafe Coon in the Friends church at Shirley on Saturday morning.
Nolan Wyant 19 son of Mr and Mrs Ott Wyant south of town suffered severe injuries Sunday evening while riding a motorcycle near Cleveland camp grounds. He died early Monday at an Indianapolis hospital. He is survived by his parents and brother Clarence of Greenfield. He worked part time at Texaco stations here and in Greenfield and was recently employed at the Shelby station in Greenfield.
A parade of neighbors and relatives visited and stayed in town with many headed from Indianapolis to take meals and visit. Families from Milton New York and Rushville called on local households while workers moved to Arcadia and farms near Westland.
Local residents and guests linked to multiple families attended the Indiana state fair across the week. Names include the Rigsbees Dearingers Earnests Stanley families and Farlow households among others, with several guests visiting from Rushville and Morristown.
The Nameless Creek Christian church marked its 102nd anniversary on Sunday with a basket dinner and home-coming event.
The Boosters class of the Christian church held a Saturday night party at the church with Mr. and Mrs. John Gambrel serving as hosts.
The Thursday Circle plans a gathering Thursday night at Mrs. Paul Peer’s home with Mrs. Charles Simmons assisting in hosting duties.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pearson and their families gathered for a picnic at the overflowing well on Sunday to celebrate Frank Pearson’s 64th birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zapf and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Collins with son Billy Ray of Greenfield spent the weekend on a trip. The report notes their travel and activities during the outing.
Public sale of farm implements of Grover Kyser set for September 23 at 10 30 A M CST five miles west of Carthage. Public sale of stock and household goods of Thomas Mullery on September 17 at 1 P M CST in Westland.
Cincinnati rounds out a stretch against the Pirates and Braves with a series against the Dodgers at Crosley Field. Bill McKechnie plans to trial farm club products including Hank Sauer who might move from first base to infield outfield duties. Also featured: Benny Zientara Ray Lamanno and Ray Starr as rising Reds talents.
The article suggests the simplest cure for self-consciousness is to be indifferent to others' thoughts and to forget oneself. It warns against dwelling on symptoms and notes improvement requires time, with a consult a specialist option if the condition worsens.
Calgary Alberta rises as a steam power hub with Turner Valley oil fields at peak production. The article links ancient Cree legend of a rock house with steam to Calgary’s wartime industry, noting Duke of Windsor's ranch at High River, and Calgary's role as a major war economy center between Winnipeg and Vancouver.
The article praises U S Marines and their aviation feats as more thrilling than Hollywood thrillers. It cites Haiti and Nicaragua air operations over mountains and bandits, deck landings on warships, flood aid missions, and medical evacuations showing official records of daring flights by Marine air scouts in Central America.
Mrs. Pierre Riendeau, 79, told a Montreal judge she had been married sixty years and sought a divorce, stating in French that “enough's enough” as the reason for separation.
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