02 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
1
News of People You May Know lists a 2 p m meeting of the Missionary Society of Christian Church at the Knightstown Library. It notes local events including Obituaries, elections, school commencements in Manilla and Knightstown Ford agency appointment, plus home visits and community notices.
Aaron Orlando Hill aged 85 and longtime local merchant died Saturday at his home after a long decline. Born October 20 1840 in Randolph County North Carolina he taught in several states before settling in Rush County. He led Hill Henley & Co and Hill Gear drygoods firms and held community roles with the Friends Church Masons and Shriners. Funeral services were held Monday at the Friends Church with Knightstown commandery in attendance. Burial followed in Friends Cemetery.
The relatives of A. O. Hill express appreciation for kindness during sickness and death and give heartfelt thanks for the support and beautiful floral offerings from friends and neighbors.
Mrs Charles F. Binford of Richmond announces the engagement of her daughter, Bama Phillips, formerly of this place, to John Chester Mardis a student in Chicago Theological Seminary. Emma Binford a Earlham College graduate class of 24 is director of Religious Education at West Richmond Friends Church.
Otto Wyantt and family express gratitude to neighbors, telephone operators, and the fire department for assistance during the fire at their home.
Wednesday marked the 53rd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Manley. The Pearson Piano Co agency, once in the S. L. Newsom block, will return to Anderson in a few days. William Moore, seriously ill, showed improvement Thursday noon. McCarty's Drug Store advertises paints and varnishes.
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