Reconditioning Work and Weekend Visits Around Town
Cylinders reconditioned at J. V. Moore and Son's Garage. Mr and Mrs J W Johnson and Mr and Mrs A H Johnson spent Saturday in Columbus and Edinburg. Miss Susan Butler of Greenfield and Robert Showalter near Lewisville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs R T Moore. Free air station at J W Moore and Son's Garage East Mill Street. Mr and Mrs R A Watling of Middletown spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Butler Hill. Miss Marcella Lineback and friends of Frankfort were at Madison last week viewing Indiana's most beautiful scenery at the State Park before going on to Vevay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Moore & Son
J. W. Johnson
A. H. Johnson
Columbus
Edinburg
Susan Butler
Greenfield
Robert Showalter
Lewisville
R. T. Moore
East Mill St
R. A. Watling
Middletown
J. Butler Hill
Marcella Lineback
Frankfort
Madison
Indiana
State Park
Vevay
Quarterly Meeting and Church Services Schedule
Frank T. Hoon and J. A. Lineback lead a quarterly meeting with a children's sermon and baptismal note. Epworth League vesper service at 6 30 p m prepares for Riverside trip, followed by Dr J T Scull Jr preaching and communion at 7 30 p m. Monday 7 30 p m 4th quarterly conference. Bible school 9 45 a m. preaching 11 a m. prayer 7 30 p m Thursday. Dudley pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Hoon
J. A. Lineback
Epworth League
Riverside
J. T. Scull Jr
Scull
Marriage of Bash and Kearns at Greenfield Methodist Parsonage
Bash and Miss Gertrude Kearns were wed Sunday at 3 PM in Greenfield at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Hillis Avery officiating. Attendants were Cleo Bush and his wife of Clinton. The bride, a Bettesville graduate, has worked at Louder Dairy in Greenfield. the groom works at Beher Garage here. The couple reside in Brenan property on North Main and hosted supper for Kearns and Bash families and Everett Kyser and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Kearns
Clyde Kearns
Greenfield
Thomas E. Bash
Charles E. Bash
Hillis Avery
Cleo Bush
Clinton
Bettesville
Louder
Beher
Brenan
North Main Street
Everett Kyser
Cleo Bash
Kearns
Hill suffers paralysis attack downtown
Rowland H. Hill joint senator from Rush Shelby and Fayette counties was struck by an attack of paralysis about 9 30 Saturday evening in downtown. He was moved home and by noon Thursday his condition showed improvement and physicians saw a favorable prognosis for early recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland H. Hill
Rush
Shelby
Fayette Counties
May Organize Band Meeting at the Auditorium
Citizens planning a local band organize meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in the Auditorium to discuss members and participation. Residents interested are urged to attend and sign up for inclusion.
Death of Clem V. Stephens
Clem V. Stephens aged about 48 died Friday afternoon at 4 30 at his Lima Ohio home after a two week illness from hardening of the arteries He had been an optometrist in Lima and earlier ran a jewelry business in the area Funeral services were held in Lima Monday at 9 30 and the body was interred in Wabash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem V. Stephens
Lima
Wabash
Death of Mrs Clash Near Morristown at 28
Mrs Clash aged 28 died Monday at 4 30 P M at her home northeast of Morristown from tuberculosis. Survived by husband four children mother Mrs Boyer of Elwood three sisters and three brothers. Funeral Wednesday at two from the Christian Church Gwynneville Rev S Winslow officiating. Burial in Asbury cemetery. Mrs J V Moore and Mrs Ralph Moore attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clash
Morristown
Boyer
Elwood
Christian Church
Gwynneville
S. Winslow
Asbury Cemetery
J. V. Moore
Ralph Moore
Reunion Next Sunday for Dra per and Siler Families
The Dra per and Siler families announce their annual reunion will be held next Sunday July 26 at the Carthage Auditorium. The date was corrected from August 26 as stated previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Siler
Carthage
Ancient Timepieces and the Costs Behind Craft
A 1806 Boston made timepiece for General Mower cost 65 dollars for face and pendulum and 25 more for brass works plus 35 for the case, totaling 125 dollars. Brass parts came from England. 1790 clocks fetched high prices as well, while Connecticut makers cut costs by carving works from hardwood, with Eli Terry ahead in the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cheney
Windsor
John Dana
Woodstock
England
Ie Soan
Connecticut
Eli Terry
Alice van Leer Carrick
McNaught's Monthly
Why Spectacles Should Be Carefully Fitted
Hygeia notes poorly fitted spectacles may irritate skin and cause tumors. Four New Haven cases link constant rubbing at nose bridge inner eye area temples and behind ears to irritation. Correct fit is advised and owners should seek proper adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Health
American Medical Association
New Haven
Conn
The Sooners and the Oklahoma Land Rush Origins
The Sooner nickname arose from settlers who crossed borders ahead of the official opening after President Harrison set the homestead act date. Crowds gathered along the frontier as border troops patrolled. Some hid near prime land to shorten their journey when the opening hour came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Harrison
United States
West
Market to Host Aid Sale Saturday at Gas and Light Office
The M. E. Aid plans a market event Saturday afternoon at the Gas and Light office on E. Mill Street. Subscribers urged for the Citisen and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid
Gas and Light
E. Mill St
Caroline D. Clark obituary notice notes passing at home
Mrs. Caroline D. Clark died peacefully at home on a Saturday evening. Surviving are two sons Dr J H Clark of Connersville and J C Clark of Indianapolis and a daughter Miss Mattie Clark public librarian, plus three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at ten with Rev Charles Winslow officiating. Burial in Friends Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline D. Clark
J. H. Clark
Connersville
J. C. Clark
Indianapolis
Mattie Clark
Adrian
Michigan
Hezekiah Clark
Carthage
Charles S. Winslow
Friends
Jesse Henley
W. L. Tetrick
Rock of Ages
Jesus
Friends Cemetery
W. O. Moore
John C. Clark
Marjorie Clark
Ralph N. Clark
Elizabeth L. Clark
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Caroline D. Clark
The children express appreciation for kindness shown during their bereavement by neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline D. Clark
Missing tortoise shell glasses belong to Will J Henley
Amos Gates was improved on Thursday. Miss Pearle Coffin will leave Friday for Asheville to become governess for a Miami family traveling to Europe. An 8:30 breakfast was given Thursday for Miss Coffin by Mrs T Benton Henley at the home of Mr and Mrs William Dill with ten guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Coffin
Asheville
N. C
Miami
Europe
Miss Coffin
T. Benton Henley
William Dill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burtis Mattix
California
W. J. Phelps
Gaye
Defender
Kirk’s
A. W. Winfield
Krug’s Certified
Kellogg’s
Navy
Swansdown
Liberty Bell Coffee
O. C. McCarty
Bible School
Charles S. Dudley
Bash
R. H. Hill
Clem
Stephens
Auditorium Theatre
Jack Holt and
Norma Shearer
Notre Dame
Jack Hoxie
Big Jack
Our Gang
Will J. Henley
Amos Gates
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