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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
5
Multiple small ads list items for sale or wanted. Includes Shorthorn cow and calf, tires and patchwork service, auto truck service by Nelson and Son, 100 shares stock inquiry, bright baled wheat straw, Timothy and clover hay with seed oats, baby carriage, second-hand bureau wanted, and 13 bushels of re cleaned Little Red clover seed among misc. notices.
Mrs F L Shonkwiler is visiting Monticello Illinois. B W Billings of Elizabeth New Jersey is a new subscriber to the Citizen.
Mrs Luther Watkins aged 30 died Saturday at her home in Delaware County Ohio from influenza. She is survived by her husband her parents and one sister Mrs Ithamer Watkins of New Castle. Formerly Miss Emma Wilson of Berry Harrison County Kentucky. Body brought to Knights Town for chapel services at Glen Cove Cemetery and burial. Walter Cook of Sedgewick City Pittsburgh Pennsylvania recovering from a three weeks illness.
The public library will open daily starting Feb 16 with new hours. Monday, Wednesday and Friday 2 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday 12 p.m. The schedule aims to increase public access to resources and services.
Mrs C. L. Kriebs returned from Dayton Ohio. Mrs Aden Reardon and her son from Indianapolis attended the funeral services Sunday for her aunt Mrs Harvey Hall.
Roscoe Mattox returns from Greenfield while John DeSchipper and Mrs Tarbet recover from influenza and grippe. E L B O W meets with Mrs Passwater. Knightstown visits and Indianapolis trips noted. Obituary for Ira Adkins, and Miss Irene Carfield returns to work. Judge Will M. Sparks seeks Rush circuit court seat. Harry S New seeds offered for spring planting. Knightstown librarian dies. Mattie Clark assists library board.
Mr and Mrs Jacob B. Redding moved to a southwest Knights town property at Warrick and Franklin streets, recently purchased from Mrs Jane Frederick and George Dill for 1850 dollars. Oscar Masters and family moved to New Castle for work at the Maxwell plant. Frank Kennedy and sister Mrs Josie Huffman and her son Harry of Greensburg moved to the Adkins farm west of here.
Nicholas Brown dies at Arlington on Thursday morning as the community notes illness in the area. The opening date for a new box factory may come next week. The mill reports thirty men off duty due to sickness. Mrs Walter Mann is seriously ill with appendicitis and influenza. James Arnold of this place is ill in Morristown. Murray Schuneman and John Schurtan are in Fort Worth. Carthage Post 202 American Legion operated Forrest Rawis barber shop during illness. Big Four detective Neal and Sheriff Beeson visited Decatur county on Big Four railroad business. Gibson is in Quincy on business with H. Maddy hosting. Local residents named include Hubert Hill, J. Sattier, John Tarbet, and John Butler family.
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