Markets and social notes from Knightstown and surroundings
Community items recount visitors and gatherings in Knightstown and nearby towns. Notices include social calls in Indianapolis and Arlington, church events at Fletcher M E Church, evangelistic meetings in Charlottesville, a bridge accident in Buck Creek township, and local residents changing homes or hosting birthday celebrations.
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Everett Harvey
Buck Creek
Buck Creek Township
Hancock County
Harry Stinger
Indianapolis
William Porter
Blue River Township
Greenfield
Knightstown Raid Targets Blind Tigers Roundup
Knightstown Sheriff K. K. Kirk Prosecuting Attorney Bert Evans and deputies raided four blind tigers in the south part of Knightstown Monday night arresting six Italians on fifteen charges. Prisoners and liquor were taken to New Castle for jail, while informants William Hart and son Clarke provided tips. The Banner notes a crackdown amid allegations of local illicit liquor sales and hush tone from authorities.
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K. K. Kirk
Bert Evans
Knightstown
New Castle
Will'am Hart
Clarke
Margaret Hart
Hart
New Circle of Charlottesville Forms for Women
The Citizen reports Charlottesville forms a new women’s club the Thursday Circle of Charlottesville. It plans two decades monthly meetings, pink and white colors, 20 member limit, with officers led by President Mary E. Roland and Vice President Edith J. Hunt. The year’s studies include Miscellaneous and Indiana with a program on the History of Churches.
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Charlottesville
Carthage
Mary E. Roland
Edith J. Hunt
Craft
Helen
John Craft
H. G. Rawls
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh related deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
First Annual Literary Entertainment at Wilmington College
Discovery of a program for Wilmington College’s First Annual Literary Entertainment dated 1872 lists 25 orations and papers. Emma R. Clark delivers the 24th oration on Plato. she later becomes Mrs Thomas B. Gary and taught seven months and studied three as a student-teacher. Ellen C. Wright, also on duty, became an early Wilmington College graduate and long-time faculty member.
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Citizen
Wilmington College
Plato
Emma R. Clark
Carthage
Indiana
Clark
Thomas B. Gary
Lewis
Huldah Estes
Barlam
Estes
Anna Hoag
Roland Estes
Ellen C. Wright
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