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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1912

Page

3

Brake Beam Breaks Cause Freight Derailment Near Race Bridge

Regular Big Four freight No. 94 northbound halted after a brake beam failure tore up ties and damaged the Race bridge. Cars derailed while coal loads slid to the west, blocking tracks until wreck trains from Indianapolis and Greensburg cleared the line by 5 a.m. Friday. Conductor Bert Thomas guided the operation.

Big Four First Street Race Bridge Canning Factory Frank Nicely Race Indianapolis Greensburg Bert Thomas

Interesting Meeting Of The Woman's Literary Circle

The Woman's Literary Circle met Monday with Mrs J C Cox presiding. Mrs O S Hill led a history of Constantinople including the Bosporus Mosque of St Sophia Yildiz Kiosk the Seraglio the Museum and the Bazaars. Mrs Hill reviewed the voyage and the evening drew applause. Mrs William P Henley spoke on The Housekeepers' Club Cocoa Nut Grove Florida and Mrs Eunice S Phelps described ships docking at Ft. Cadé Florida bringing phosphate turpentine and lumber. Mrs Hill announced the next program will start promptly at 8 p m April 17 at Mrs R E Henley's home and asked all members and guests to attend on time.

J. C. Cox J. W. Johnson O S. Hill Constantinople Bosporus Mosque of St. Sophia Yildiz Seraglio Hill William P. Henley Cocoanut Grove Florida Eunice S. Phelps Ft. Cadé Tampa Phelps R. E., Henley

Funeral for Mabel Powers Held in Niles Michigan

Mrs Hattie Newsom returned Saturday from Niles where she collected the remains of her adopted sister Mabel Powers. The funeral was held Friday at the Second Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Edgar Egar. Interment followed in the family plot at Niles. Newsom was met by her brother George Powers and sister-in-law Mrs Clarence Powers of Chicago. Another sister-in-law Mrs John Powers remained in Carthage.

Hattie Newsom Niles Mich Mabel Powers Second Baptist Church Edgar Egar Newsom George Powers Clarence Powers Chicago John Powers Carthage

Gratitude for Support During Illness and Death of Mabel Powers

Mrs. Hattiz Newsom extends sincere thanks to friends who offered kindness during illness and after the death of her beloved adopted sister Mabel Powers.

Mabel Powers

Stock Doctor Offered At Denton and Moore’s

A brief catalog item notes Stock Doctor as a product available at Denton and Moore’s Drug Store. It emphasizes self care access through the local chemist.

Denton & Moore’s

Thimble Club Meeting and Local Visits Reported

Local society notes show the Thimble Club to meet Tuesday with Mrs H E Stager. Residents visit Indianapolis New Castle Terre Haute Ypsilanti and Danville while families travel for Easter and spring work. A Roosevelt Taft debate among freshmen drew judges and local observers.

Thimble Club H. E. Stager

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J. A. Sipe Johnson Block Main Street Indiana Co. J. Horton Henley Block Carthage Hotel D. M. McCorkle Lewis & Son Carthage, Indiana Ind Howard E. Henley Owen S. Hill Sattler Standard Companies J. J. Anderson Hartford Phoenix Brooklyn EG Hackleman Rushville J. B. Schrichte Sons Chas W. Smith J. L. Hubbard Megee and Kiplinger John D. Megee Samuel L. Innis Megee & Innis Peoples National Bank Moore & Cooper Pierces Ohio Carthage Grain Company W. M. Edwards Optometrist Knightstown Rm Gardu Lula Walden Gramlin, S. C Mrs. Hattiz Newsom the Farmer’s Guide Gleason’s Veterinary Handbook Gleason Huntington S. L. Newsom Katherine Alma Herkless Earl Herkless O. C. McCarty Iris Stager New Castle Mary Wisler Almira Smith David O. White Mabel Phelps State Normal Terre Haute Charles S. Winslow Walter B. Hill Edgar Howard Hill A. C. Watling Watlings Ypsilanti Russell Finney Danville, Ill Alonzo Bogue Manilla John Butler Alonzo Finney W. E. Winfield Arthur Carl Parish Forrest Rawls Winfields Ayler Roosevelt Taft ED Kyser Floyd Miller R. C. Hill East Mill Street Elmer C. Williams John H. Kiplinger Rushville National Bank Bldg Rushville, Ind Bob Grivios Grivios Arlington Franklin Church Harry Goldman Round Barn Percheron Society of America Alliance Granger Grelacher Black Nell Luther King’s Europe Waddington Goldfinder Elm Grove W. Va Rush County Goldfinder Danegill Happy Find Stow Helen Hearty John A. Butler John P. Downey Ollie Brown Dublin E. W. Wagoner Toe
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