Reedy dust plan praised as city renewal effort
Local report says winds Saturday raised dust and the proposed street re‑oiling method used last year satisfactorily. Community supports repeating the plan. Names mentioned include A Yankiner returning to Indianapolis and several visiting residents from Arlington Marion Andersonville Lynn New Castle Fairmount and Wilmington Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness from tubal inflammation can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It alleges 100 dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes related products from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, with druggists selling at 75 cents.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Local Notices From Carthage Area Readers
Miss Iva Disher stayed with her mother in Plymouth from Saturday to Tuesday. Elijah Applegate visited from Rushville for Easter with his daughter Mrs Thomas Cox and family. Jesse Henley and daughters stayed with Prof E P Trueblood in Richmond. A shipment of Red Cedar line and Anchor Posts arrived. Born Friday April 5 Noah William to Ira and [Name] Moore Rushville. Ethel Publow plans three to four months in Pomona North Carolina to visit John Van Lindley family. The Goar family from Tipton visited Mr J W Minor. Mrs Minor returned home. Wanted good second hand Hot Plate. Henry and Robert Henley of Champaign Ill spent Easter in Carthage with W P Henley family. Mr and Mrs John P Downey hosted Fern Downey and son. George Darwin and son. Ollie Brown. Indiana Missionary Association meeting held April 9 10 at Brookville. Carl R Berry of Carthage district secretary. Speakers included L E Murray R S Simpson and Prof W C Morris. Morril D Coffin Charles Gates Thomas Smith Albert Heathcock passed rural carrier exam at Rushville. On March 31 social church service at Downey home. many guests attended. Regular services interrupted while Little Blue River Church of Christ is remodeled. Jacob G Wolf dies in Marion at 5:30 am after two strokes. Wolf was a Civil War veteran and prominent businessman in Grant County. His funeral details and surviving children listed.
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Rushville
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William Moore
Ethel Publow
Pomona
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Charles Gates
Thomas Smith
Albert Heathcock
Manilla
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Albert Leisure
Orange Leisure
N. S. Price
Lucinda Downey
Harry Leisure
Marie
Mary Burton
Laura Powell
Willard Wilkinson
Ruth
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Cicero
Russell
Little Blue River Church
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Marion
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Indianapolis
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Fargo
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Grand Forks
Wolf family mourns extinction of historic name in Morristown funeral
Funeral services will be held at the house at 10 a.m. Monday and a special car will transport the body to Morristown for Tuesday 10:30 a.m. services at the Methodist Church. The body will rest beside relatives in Morristown Cemetery. Jacob Groves Wolf’s death ends a 200 year family lineage. The Wolf miller family history traces to Holland and four generations of milling. Lewis & Son will handle the Morristown burial arrangements and pallbearers include the six sons. local attendees are named.
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James Forbes
Death of Mrs Nancy Miller follows long heart illness
Mrs Nancy Margaret Miller of near Lyons Station died Thursday morning in the home of her daughter Mrs Christopher Whitton near Richmond. She was 62, born Stevens, married four times to Bitner Hittle Hill and Miller. Survived by four children and many grandchildren, with extensive kin in Rush and Fayette counties. Interment at Arlington after services in the Christian Church conducted by Rev. Erastus Thomas.
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Lyon’s Station
Christopher Whitton
Richmond
Miller
Rushville
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Fayette
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William Hittle
James Hadley Hill
Albert Bitner
Elwood
Hattie Whitton
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Ora Hittle
Carthage
Arlington
Lewis & Son
Jasper Stevens
Daisy Stevens
Grant Henley
Omer Benson
Indianapolis
B. F. Miller
Cldren
Lewis Newhouse
Laura Townsend
Rigdon
Death of Mrs Ferris in Fairmount
Mrs Ferris wife of Dr J C Ferris died after four days illness with peritonitis at her Fairmount home. Walter Walker notified the family. Mrs Will Phelps learned details from Fountaintown exchange. Remains moved to Indianapolis home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Metz. Funeral held Saturday. She was Catholic and survived by a husband two children five sisters and one brother.
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