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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
2
Florence Hunt serves as editor with C G Hill listed as proprietor in the note. The small item presents the newspaper’s leadership credits in a terse masthead line.
Rates listed for business meals and notices. Per line charges apply for insertions with special type options and larger formats. Obituaries have tiered pricing by word count. Extra copies and church or society entertainments with admission incur fees. free events exempt. Display ads priced on application.
The notice outlines daily schedules for the Big Four lines including Mail and Express No 2 and Bearpress No 1 and No 2. It enumerates the northbound departures for No 34 and related services, indicating a timetable refresh for regular service.
In the cited passage the speaker declares arrival for judgment. The line reads I am come for judgment, invoking John IX verse 39 as a concise assertion of impending accountability.
The Friends Church ladies will hold a bazaar to raise funds for a new Friends church in Anderson. Proceeds support the building project, with the event organized by local Friends and Pastor Rev Charles Thornburg, a Riverside veteran now serving Anderson. Over 500 local birthright Members have pledged support to Indiana Yearly Meeting.
Mr and Mrs Franklin E White hosted an oyster supper Thursday night to honor the men who assisted Mr White with grading and graveling 14 miles of the Pleasant View to Gwynneville county road. Guests included families of Comstock Sawyer Collins Ruggles Moss Lucas and others with music by Sawyer Addison Comstock.
Warner Coal Co of Knightstown Indiana advertises three varieties No 1 No 2 and stove size hard coal priced at 7.50 and 9.50 per ton. Call 377 for orders.
Miss Iris Stager returned home from Indianapolis on Wednesday and stayed until Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Pummer and George Morrison of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Herbert Neal of Shelbyville visited Mr and Mrs A B Norris after driving here Sunday afternoon. For insurance, see Moore and Cooper. Phones 103 and 21.
Readers are informed Hall's Catarrh Cure is a positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The promoters offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Include Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A miscellany of local updates highlights social visits, travels, and health notes. Residents and visitors from Rushville Lewisville Indianapolis Westport Brazil Knightstown Greenfield Spiceland Muncie Kendallville are mentioned. A sale offers twenty five used lard cans at 20 cents each from W C Pierce’s Grocery. A newborn is noted at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.
Marlin and Bernice Branson visited Walter Northam near Arlington Sunday. Miss Nelle McCorkle stayed with Mrs Margaret Morton at Milroy Thursday to Friday. A new shipment of Haviland China Plate, Cut Glass Tumblers and Queensware arrived for Christmas gifts at W. C. Pierces Grocery. Miss Evalyn Lewis visited her brother in Morristown Friday to Sunday. Mrs O W Righter and Miss Sarah Henley hosted dinner Friday for guests including Mrs A O Hill and Mrs Kennedy. Jesse Henley’s Sabbath School class sent Thanksgiving postcards. C S Henley filled in during Jesse’s absence. Mr and Mrs Jesse Nelson and others from Morristown and Gwynneville were guests of Mr and Mrs James Arnold last Wednesday. Bess Jaquas returned to Thorntown Monday. Van Hood, Olive Parish, and Rachel Anderson visited Morristown to see Mrs Engle. Rev Kitterman of Shirley preached at the Friends Church in the morning and evening during Rev J Edgar Williams revival at Walnut Ridge. Kitterman was hosted by Dr and Mrs Gause and by O S Henley at the Carthage Hotel.
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