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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1934

Page

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Souvenir Centennial book fragments tell Carthage history

A fragmentary history from the Friends church era and early Carthage Indiana outlines 1821 settlement by Ripley Township Friends, pioneer families, early stores, mills, and the 1858 incorporation. It notes notable figures Henry Henley and John Clark, the first postmaster, early hotels, schools, churches, and the evolution of local infrastructure.

Carthage Centennial Parade Preparations Parade and Exhibits Planned

Citizens prepare for the two day centennial with a morning parade at 2:30 p m and exhibits open all day. Events include a historical pageant at Friends church lawn, a display at Henley studio and a Life of VERTIE Winters show at the Auditorium Theatre. Contributions sought, prizes for largest registering family, and plans for vendors, rides, and a radio program.

Container Corporation van Hood California John Parker Behr Henry Stinger Henley Peterson’s Johnson Friends Church Friends Boy Scouts Vertie Winters Ralph Winslow Harry Holloway

Local churches and industry noted in Carthage history

The article highlights early settlers nest and wife arriving in 1833 along with Benjamin Foust and spouse. It describes two colored Churches, Methodist and Christian, with buildings and Sunday Schools. It mentions an old M E Church built in 1857, Carthage’s large Leonard Box Board Company now Container Corporation of America, employing over two hundred, and parade parking rules on Main and Mill streets.

Main First Street Friends Meeting John Clark Weselyan Church Aaron Worth Benjamin Nixon George Wiltse Milton Hill East Street Carthage M. E. Circuit Winchester John Walker Abraham Weaver George Weaver Huldah Fuller Christian Church James B. Bar Nest Benjamin Foust M. E Carthage Rush County William Leonard Leonard Box Boards Company Container Corporation of America Paul Sigler

Glass Blower Mr Myre Attracts Crowd For Weekend Showing

A renowned glass blower Mr Myre draws steady crowds at his tent. He crafts goblets vases and glass sculptures with delicate ships flowers and fabric. Few artisans master the art due to no formal schools and long apprenticeship. He will perform Friday Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. Myre United States Myres

Oldest Carthage Merchants Arthur Lineback and Geo Winslow

Arthur Lineback a veteran Carthage retailer with a variety store and tailor shop began in 1893 with Morton Barber and later worked for Gurney Nixon before starting his own business in 1902 with brief interludes. Geo Winslow, starting in John Roberts barber shop in 1893, served with multiple employers before opening his own barber business on April 13 1913 and remaining active with only rare interruptions due to sickness.

Carthage Arthur Lineback Geo. Winslow Mr. Lineback Morton Barber Gurney Nixon R. H. Hill and Co John Roberts A. C. Jones Cleve Beher

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the Friends Church Daniel M. Hill Charlie Allen Wm. Henley Samantha Heustes Ida _ Steere Moses Huestes Mattie Cook Charlie Parker Wm. P. Henley Addie Conner Eunice Hill Sarah Wilson Owen S. Henley R. B. Henley Lizzie Newby Henry M. Henley Lauda Pane M. Lizzie Hill J. J. Pettit Sarah Henley Macajah Young Wm. Sherry Leora Hill Harlan H. Henley J. N. Ltepton Isador Huestes J. R. Benson E. Henley Idare Henley Dunn Ripley Township Joseph Henley Samuel Hill North Carolina Blue River Robert Hill Thomas Jonathan Nathan Hill Andrew Thorp Dayton Holloway Benjamin Snyder Pearson Leacy Benjamin Samuel Moore Isaac Fuller Thomas Healey Reuben Benjamin ‘Snyder John Hezekiah Clark S. W Mill Streets Treadway Dryden General Merchandise Henry Adylot Alma Henley A. W. Winfield Henry Henley Ruth Marrow North Main Street M. F. Lovett Indiana Andrew Jackson Benjamins South J. W. Beck First Electric Light Co Public Service Co Isaac Gates Alonzo Gates Carthage Natural Gas Co Joseph L. Hubbard Owen Hill Robert Jesse Hill N. E Mill Main Streets S. L. Newsom John Street Anna Street Nancy Henley Stanley Sarah Cadwalader Richmond Plainfield Spiceland Little Blue Prevo House Elisha Sarah Prevo Henry Phelps Friends School Abraham Small Friends Monthly Meeting Friends Meeting House Executive Frank Overman Wilella Henley Ella Coffin Mabel Phelps Sec’s C. G. Hill S. O. McCarty Henry McCullough O. C. McCarty J. R. Behr Jesse Henley Dr. Miller al Carr Main Street A. W. Newsom Ross Tweedy P. J. Sattler Vice Jesse Kizer Street Jesse Newsom Art Lineback Earl Addison
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