Longtime Carthage resident Isaac Hill dies aged 89
Isaac Hill a prominent Rush County resident and former factory operator died Thursday after a long illness. Born June 20, 1826 in Rush County, he left behind a wife Elizabeth Winslow Hill, a daughter Mrs W J Porter, eight grandchildren, and a large extended family. Funeral services were held at his Riverside Cemetery residence with Rev Archibald Ericksson and Rev H R Hole presiding.
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Isaac Hill
Carthage
Rush County
Ripley Township
Jesse and
Mabel (Overman) Hill
North Carolina
Indiana
H. R. Hole
Friends Church
Emma Overman
Jesse Henley
Jesus
Ericksson
Lewis & Son
W. J. Porter
Jean
Connersville
Rebecca Binford
Greenfield
Leonard Clark
Lowell Henley
Rushville
Gertrude Addison
Indianapolis
Pearl Watkins
Bellefontaine, C
Clara Billman
Pty
Elizabeth Winslow
Salem
Ind
Hulda Addison
Zula
Christmas Edition Ahead As Gift Suggestions Arrive
The Carthage Citizen announces the December 10 Christmas Edition will be twelve pages with broad coverage. Readers are urged to submit advertisement copy early for preferred positions as the holiday shopping season nears and many homes await gift ideas and store news.
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The
Carthage
Nitroglycerin Blast Hits Fraim Farm Well Near Rushville
A nitroglycerin charge prematurely exploded in a gas well on the Fraim farm northwest of Rushville. Ed Adkins and his crew of Rushville for the Peoples Gas Company had sunk a twenty quart shell and were lowering a ten quart charge for the firing head at about 300 feet. The explosion damaged the roof and derrick.
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Fraim Farn
Rushville
Ed Adkins
Peoples Gas Company
Swain and Mattox Couple Wed in New Castle
Miss Lora Swain daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan C Swain of Raysville and Clarence Mattox son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Mattox of Carthage were married Saturday evening in New Castle. The Mattox couple arrived in Carthage Sunday and are staying with his parents.
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Lora
Nathan C. Swain
Raysville
Clarence Mattox
Oliver Mattox
New Castle
Mattox
Carthage
Mrs Irvin Hill Thanks Friends for Thanksgiving Gifts
Mrs Irvin Hill expresses gratitude to friends for beautiful flowers and post cards sent during her hospital stay on Thanksgiving Day.
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Irvin Hill
Notice to Hunters Prohibited on Private Premises
Notice states hunting is forbidden on properties owned or rented by Mrs Arthur Braden and Mrs Jane Alexander. The notice asks readers to vote.
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Arthur Braden
Jane Alexander
Coats and Winter Gear Displayed in South Window
S. L. Newsom advertises a seasonal display featuring felt boots sock combinations rain coats Mackinaws overcoats high top shoes sweaters skating caps blankets comforts and holiday goods highlighting the store window showcase.
Woman's Literary Circle meeting notes November 30
The Woman's Literary Circle met November 30 with Mrs Ida S Henley. The first program subject was The Pilgrim Fathers in Holland presented with a map. The Endowment Fund chair in the Sixth District resigned and Mrs Caroline H Righter was named to serve as chairwoman.
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Ida S. Henley
Holland
Henly
Caroline H. Righter
Glen Moore Florist appoints C G Hill in Carthage
Notice announces Mrs C G Hill as representative in Carthage and vicinity to take orders for Cut Flowers of all kinds. Special effort to fill orders with perfect satisfaction. Trial orders welcomed by phone 1120. Glen Moore Florist Rushville nd.
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C. G. Hill
Carthage
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New York
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S. L. Newsom
Woman’s Literay Circle
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Florist
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