Funeral Services for Mrs Pheriba Hill Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. Pheriba Hill who died Wednesday last was conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at her east of here home with Rev. Charles S. Dudley presiding. Miss Pearle Coffin read the obituary and a poem, and two songs were performed as a duet. Burial followed at Walnut Ridge cemetery. Out of town mourners included families from Brookston Monticello Logansport Mays Lewsville Spiceland Greenfield and the S. O. Home area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheriba Hill
Here
Charles S. Dudley
Friends Church
Pearle Coffin
Valley of Eden
H. T. Beher
Helen Gause
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
W. O. Moore
John Stanley
Brookston
Shaney Stanley
Monticello
Wyatt Stanley
Walcott
Melvin Stanley
Price Stanley
Logansport
Claud Sears
Mays
Arthur Johnson
Lewsville
Albert Williams
Eli Hill
Spiceland
Walter Henley
Paul Binford
Greenfield
Williams
S. O. Home
Carthage High Tops Arlington 11 7 In Seven Inning Game
Carthage High School beat Arlington 11 to 7 in a seven inning baseball game Friday. Mosier pitched a strong game with 3 hits allowed and 10 strikeouts. The schedule lists future games at Knights Town on May 7 and notes Carthage reserves begin practice April 25 on the new grounds south of the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Arlington
Mosier
Knightstown
Shirley High
Charlottesville
Carthage
New Castle Hoosiers
P. Henley
Howard E. Henley
State Bank of Carthage
Indiana
Funeral Services for Jesse H. Siler Held at East St. Christian Church
Jesse H. Siler died suddenly from arteriosclerosis last Thursday. Funeral services were Sunday at 2 PM at East St. Christian Church with Rev. A A Coil officiating. Masonic Lodge members conducted graveside rites at Glen Cove Cemetery, Knightstown, with W O Moore as director. Siler was born October 29 1852 and had lived on a local farm before moving to town in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Siler
East St. Christian Church
A. A. Coil
Edwin B. Heifner
Masonic Lodge
Glencove
Knightstown
W.O Moore
Here
Siler
Rush Lodge No
A. M
A. C. Jones
Harry Siler
Cora Ertléman
Anderson
Boida Siler
Grant Stevens
Alexandria
John Balsar
Perkinsville
Mary
Goldie Siler
Elwood
Lon LeMay
Albert Brooks
Indianapolis
R. L. Hameilton
Delphi
J. A. Walter
Muncie
William Blake
Charles Rucker
Elmer Hutchinson
Arlington
J. J. Anderson
Edinburg
M. D. Coffin
Marion
Lee Wooten
Fred Addison
Milroy
Local Residents Return. Anderson Visitor Totters Home
H. J. Catt of Anderson visited on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Zach Crawford came back Friday from Toledo Ohio after spending part of the winter there. Mrs son,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zach Crawford
Toledo
Son
San Blas Indians of Panama Inventive and Pioneering
Smithsonian Bulletin recounts the San Blas or Cuna Indians of Panama as a pure blood, largely isolated people with high culture. They exhibit a writing system, wood sculpture, painting, and medicine practices rivaling European standards while female elders wield ultimate political power. The Choco neighbors are noted for collapsed villages and distinctive harvest ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
San Blas
Panama
Israel
Ales Hrdlicka
Smithsonian
United States
Krieger
Pacific
Cuna
Chocos
Mr. Krieger
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Asia
Kirk’s Flake
Country Club
Wisconsin
Kroger
Beans Country Club
F. M. Miller
P. J. Sattler
W.O. Moore
Ind
William J. Henley
Donald L. Smith
Rushvilue, Indiana
Schrichte
S. Main
Russhville, Indiana
Earl C. Nowotne
Carthage, Ind
Child’s Welfare Association
S. M. Parker
Chr
Ripley Township
Carthage High
Carthage Arlington Glover
McDaniel Alexander
Sharpe Lukens
Kennedy Pierson
McFatridge Sandefur
Carwein Ealey
Overleese McDuffey
Ronan Mosier
Greenfield High
Delashmit
H. J. Catt
Buick
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Flint, Michigan
John A.knecht
Main
First Sts
Rushville, Ind
Resources
U. S. Gov’t
Aonter
State of
County of
Rush
Ss. I
State Bank of
Sam O. McCarty
Sesat Idry
C. E. White & Son
Brumore
Hill’s
Carthage Horse Breeders’Assn
Ross Souder
R. H. Gill
Tommy Siler
Rushville
Rush County
North Main Street
Aughville
Louis C. Lambert
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