Death of Clara Addison in Indianapolis at 66
The death of Miss Clara Addison, 66, occurred Sunday at 11 a.m. at her home 2010 N LaSalle St Indianapolis after a brief illness. Survived by four brothers Isaac Henry County Ula Knightstown Jesse near this place and John Indianapolis and two sisters Mrs Samuel Ball Arlington and Gertrude Addison Indianapolis. Body brought to Knightstown for funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Christian Church. Burial in Addison cemetery north of town. The deceased previously lived in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Addison
N. LaSalle St
Indianapolis
Isaac
Henry County
Ula
Knightstown
Jesse
John
Samuel Ball
Arlington
Gertrude Addison
Christian Church
Addison
Carthage
Community notices from Indiana towns highlight growth
The Palestine post added ten new members in a month. A minstrel show Tuesday raised funds for a community house. Ford giveaway announced. Greenfield High presented a play to standing crowds at Why Not Theatre. Cambridge City factory Mal-Gra Castings back in operation. Rauch Uipar plant to resume March 1. Knightstown drives four community house and gym plans. Cambridge City Gas Co opened a new well near Raleigh with satisfactory flow. Fortville forms a Commercial Club of fifty. plans include a band and a baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine Legion Post
Greenfield High School
Why Ot
Mal-Gra Castings Co
Cambridge City
Rauchuipar
Knightstown
Cambridge City Natural Gas Co
Raleigh
Fortville
Rushville M ayor A B Irvin Dies in Los Angeles
Rushville mayor A B Irvin age 70 died Friday in a Los Angeles hospital. He planned burial in Rushville. A lawyer and banker by trade, he founded the Rushville Glove Co in 1909 and introduced the first bicycle typewriter automobile and dictaphone to Rushville. Surviving are daughter Effie M Kiser of St Louis, sister D H Dean of Rushville, and brother Albert Irvin of Ancon Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Irvin
Rushville
Los Angeles
Calef
Rushville Glove Co
Effie M. Kiser
St. Louis
D. H. Dean
Albert Irvin
Ancon
Panama
Fatally Hurt In Traction Crossing Collision
Samuel Murphy 55 of Straughn died Friday night after his car was struck by a T H I and KE traction car at the east edge of Lewisville. He began crossing the tracks as the streetcar approached and was unable to avoid impact. A prior collision once spared him injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Murphy
Straughn
Lewisville
Mr Murphy
Local Farm Family Moves Reported Around Charlottesville Area
The Chronicle notes a flurry of farm relocations and new residences in and around Charlottesville. Dr A E Alexander veter i nar ian and family move to Pendleton while Harry Brakefield shifts to a farm near Fairland. Charles E Wilsons and others relocate to newly purchased farms in Westland and near Charlottesville.
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Charles E.wilson
Westland
Charles Pearson
Aaron Carroll
Charlottesville
Russell Rhodes
Ed Retherford
Knightstown residents pledge funds for community building
At a Monday night meeting in the Knights Town Presbyterian church gymnasium sixty five Knightstown citizens pledged five thousand dollars toward a community building and gymnasium. The campaign will continue until fifteen thousand dollars or more is raised.
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Presbyterian Church
Knightstown
Money Stolen From High School Gym Dressing Rooms
Wednesday night two sums were reported stolen from the gymnasium dressing rooms during high school practice. Additional smaller amounts have gone missing in the past weeks at this location and elsewhere. The incident is under investigation.
The Scots Report Final Lyceum Course Count
The Scots presented the final tally for the Lyceum Course under the Senior Class at Fletcher ME Church Thursday evening last week. The event ended with a deficit of 1.90 dollars.
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Lyceum
Fletcher ME. Church
Carthage Building Association elects new directors and officers
The Carthage Building Loan and Savings Association held its annual meeting last week and elected directors J. A. Lineback F. F. Brenap F. M Miller P. J. Sattler and Everard Johnson. Officers chosen were P. J. Sattler president F. M. Miller vice president J. A. Lineback secretary F. F. Brenan treasurer. The association reports flourishing business.
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Carthage Building, Loan and Savings Association
J. A. Lineback
F. F. Brenap
F.M Miller
P. J. Sattler
Everard Johnson
F. M. Miller
F. F. Brenan
Treas
Fletcher M. E Church Notes
Rev Arthur Jean pastor and F J Sims superintendent announce Sunday School at 9 30 am and services at 10 80 am and 7 pm. The official board meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Grace H Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jean
F. J. Sims
Grace H. Porter
Local Independents Schedule Two Games Next Week
The Independents announce two games planned for next week with organizers Shaver and Moore involved in coordinating the event.
Uncertain Start Planned for Paper Mill
No definite start date given for the paper mill today. Officials indicate operations may begin next week, but exact timing remains unsettled.
Thimble Club meets as local notices flow in
Russell Johnson resides Glen Falls New York while the Thimble Club gathers Tuesday night with Mrs Grace H Porter. Cold weather persists with the thermometer at 20 degrees above zero Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Otto Henley near Jonesboro visit his father Enos Henley whose condition remains unchanged. Mrs Will Delashmit and children visit her parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Mattox. R E Henley and O C McCarty attend the state legislature Wednesday. A large group attends the combined Quarterly Conference of nine Methodist churches at St Pauls Church Rushville. Sure Hatch incubators offered with price cuts by Sharer and Moore. The Citizen price one year 1 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Henley
Jonesboro
Enos Henley
R. E. Henley
O. C. McCarty
Hester Benjamin
H. H. Foust
Emma Overman
Mary F. Willcutt
J. A. Lineback
Arthur Jean
Fred J. Sims
St. Paul’s
M. E
Rushville
Rural Route News Highlights Local Socials and Travel
Rural Route News reports visits and travel among New Castle residents and nearby towns. Mentions include Will Kyser and family time with his mother, John Gates in Officaro for business, Russell Publow’s trip to Glenelder, Kaw, and numerous local improvements and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gates
Officaro
Local Notes and Homecoming Expected Today
Miss Claribel Sipe is expected home today from Oxford Ohio. Born a son Ernest William to Mr and Mrs John Gebhart living south of Rushville. Mrs Orlando Zimmerman improving after two weeks illness. Auditorium plastering progress this week with ceiling in place. A consign ment of 240 opera chairs arrived Wednesday. Fixtures formerly owned by Sam O McCarty purchased and more will arrive in a few weeks. A stock company applying for a booking here for a week of plays.
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Alya A. Newsom
Indianapolis
Freda Macy
Robert W. Long Hospital
Lowell Jessup
al Jessup
Here
Emerson Draper
Ernest William
John Gebhart
Rushville
Sam O. McCarty
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Ktill Grain and Coal Company
National Light
Phelps Bros
A. W. Winfield
Swift
Kale
The
Hungate Wholesale Company
E. Mill St
Indiana
Tab
Erivan
Armenia
Madison Ave
New York
Checker Board
A.E. Alexander
Pendleton
Harry Brakefield
Fairland
Earle Norris
Mertel Ball
Hannegan
Greenafield
Will Norris
Mertel Ball Farm
Wallace Stoten
Gerald Stewart
George Ewing
Walter Maul
Anderson
Frank Kennedy
Isaae Hays
Bargersville
Johnson County
Walter Rhodes
Philip Sattler
Abe Moore
Isaac Hays
Thomas E. Cooper
Holt Building
North Main St
Building and Loan Meeting
Shaver~ & Moore
Russell Johnson
Glen Falls, NY
Thimble Club
Will Delashmit
Oliver Mattox
Sharer & Moore
Rural Route News
Will Kyser
New Castle
Russell Publow
Glenelder, Kaw
Earl Burger
Ella Conboy
North Vernon
Robert Conboy
North Dakota
James Terhune
Charles Lewis
Clay Springer
Conneryville
John Dyer
Frank Swisher and Family
Harry Swisher
Chicago, Ill
Jesse Healey
Dorothy Pusey
Claribel Sipe
Oxford
Orlando Zimmerman
March Records
East Mill St
Gates Music CO
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