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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1915

Page

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Ladies Receive Free Rug at Carthage Store Event

At 4:00 pm a 9 by 12 room size rug will be given to every woman on the street in front of the store for equal access. A separate stunt for men may be arranged. Caps for men and boys offered at ten cents each, originally 50 cents. S. L. Newsom, Carthage, Indiana.

Chandler New Castle J. N. Hurty Eva Johnson Carthage George Stevens Westport J. A. Lineback

Rural visits span Charlottesville and Fountaintown

Mrs Clarence Lacy and her children of Charlottesville spent Sunday with James H. Lacy. Nearby, Mr and Mrs M W Manche and their children called on Mrs Manche's uncle T H Scudder and family near Fountaintown Sunday afternoon.

Clarence Lacy Charlottesville James H. Lacy M. W. Manche Manche T. H. Scudder Fountaintown

Rural Route 24 social notices from area residents

Mr and Mrs W R Earnest were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs T B Gary with Friday visit noted. Mrs Earnest attended Inara Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Reddick and Mr and Mrs Russell Reddick spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Morrow in Maple Valley. Russell Reddick and Mrs Charlies Parish visited Rushville Saturday. A L Chew of Glenwood stayed with Horace Foust Saturday to Monday. Julius Macy of Spiceland visited sister O C Foust Sunday.

W. R. Earnest T. B. Gary Inara Frank Reddick Russell Reddick Henry Morrow Maple Valley Charlies Parish Rushville A. L. Chew Glenwood Horace Foust Julius Macy Spiceland O. C. Foust H. D. Sterrett R. E. Henley Hester Benjamin Laurel Sterrett Franklin County L O. O. F. Lodges Ralph Heiserman Virginia Lewisville Will T. Hill Frank Jessup Noah Whitaker Ira P. Harbaugh Carthage Ohio Mildred Townsend Iris Stager Stager Rock Walter Garten Charlies Arnold Greenfield F. W. Gottlieb C. S. Patten Patten & Zike Morristown

Rural Route 22 Social Notes

Mrs Clay Springer of Indianapolis visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Dyer Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles McFatridge were entertained Saturday night and Sunday by Mr and Mrs Claude Wagoner near Homer. Summer Millinery Eva Johnson. Fresh fish Friday and Saturday at Johns Meat Market. Say Taggart Bread when at Sohns Meat Market.

Clay Springer Indianapolis John Dyer Charles McFatridge Claude Wagoner Homer Eva Johnson John’s Sohn’s ‘Meat Market

Social Visits Round Rural Route 23

Mr and Mrs Henry Pearson of near Cleveland visited Charles Pearson and family on Sunday. Mrs Julia Wrennick visited Mary E Jessup and daughters. Mr and Mrs Frank Morris were guests of Henry Binford and family on Sunday. Mrs Phebe Pearson and Mr and Mrs Charles Hudson and son visited Cynthia White on Sunday.

Henry Pearson Cleveland Charles Pearson Julia Wrennick Mary E. Jessup and Frank Morris Henry Binford Phebe Pearson Charles Hudson and Son Cynthia White

Closing exercises and local school notices

Booker T. Washington School prepares for closing exercises. The First Christian Church hosts a successful school and invites all parents. Mrs George Winslow underwent tumor removal at Sexton Sanitarium Rushville. Mrs M. C. Harris spent Sunday in Indianapolis.

Booker T. Washington School The First Christian Church George Winslow Sexton Sanitarium Rushville M. C. Harris Indianapolis

May Day Observances and Local Notices

May 9th is Mother's Day and May Quarterly on May 8th. If you cannot attend the Exposition, visit Carthage Saturday at 4 p.m. Weather expected around 90 degrees with showers reported this month. Taggart's Home Made Bread at Sohn's Meat Market draws shoppers.

Carthage

Church Notes East St. Christian

The Christian Helpers will meet with Mrs Frank Tweedy Thursday evening next week. The Pastor's Aid will meet with Mrs Russell Phelps Tuesday. Various local visits, tax office evening hours, and community notices about gatherings and sales are recorded along with regional travel and upcoming events.

Frank Tweedy Russell Phelps

Wanted Column Notes on Farm Jobs and Items for Sale

A historical want column lists tasks and farm items for sale including sheep shearing, farm help, rubber-tired carriage, a coal oil stove, cedar and locust fence posts, 700 bushels of corn at discounted price, Poland China boars, a Shorthorn bull, wood, and a sow with pigs. Listings include contact names and phone numbers for follow up.

Henry Cobb C. F. Ratliff Poland Joan Shorthorn Henry McIlvaine Jesse A. Leisure

Coox Furniture Announces Evening Hours in Knightstown

The Coox Furniture Co. in Knightstown Indiana states it will keep stores open until 8 00 p m and later each weeknight until further notice undersigned by Fred Sisson.

Coox Furniture Co Fred Sisson Knightstown Indiana

Ladies' Aid Market at Fletcher M. E. Church Saturday

The Ladies' Aid of Fletcher M. E. Church will hold a market Saturday afternoon, May 3, featuring homemade goods and baked items to raise funds for church programs.

Fletcher M. E. Church

Early Tomato Plants for Potatoes Ad

H. O. Pitts advertises early tomato plants along with bedded yellow and red sweet potatoes. Watch for more details and availability.

Ad. H. O. Pitts

Eva Johnson and Taggart's Bread Featured Local Trades

Town trade notes highlight Eva Johnson's up to date styles and low prices while Taggart's Bread is advertised at Sohn's Meat Market. W H McCullough appears with a telephone contact in town trading notices.

W. H McCullough Eva Johnson

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Newsom Clark’s O. N. T S. L. Newsom Lenox Swift’s Pride Henley’s Grocery Taggart Horne Sohn East ST. Christian Avcle Cook Furniture Co Charles Hill Alice White J. M. Stone Murray Moore Shelbyville F. F. Brenan Springfield Bayard Brenan Maurice Sellers Narcissa Gates Waldo Binford Westland Charles Addison Marguerite Riverside Royal Lee State and County News Wallottesville Morristown High School M. P oGaker J. Boyd Jones Milroy Merchants State Federation of Clubs Iweee Crewe Westland High School J. Edgar Williams Wedneseee Joshua Stansfield Dorothy Sipe Hanover College Woodbridge Mary Woodbridge Chicago William Manley Tabernacle Miss Ruth Parish J. M. Eaton General Store Arlington al Jessup Blanche Myrtle Taylor J. F. Tweedy Butlev Frank Alexander Gwynneville Orlando Addison and Near Greenfield T. J. Addison Charlies Fritz Enos Coffin Sohn’s Steve Finney Frank Longnecker James S. Branson Hill Grain and Coal Co
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