Local Hardware Implement Dealer Sold to White Family
Saturday J O Nelson disposed of stock to Charlie E White and son Fred B White. The new firm will be Charlie E White & Son uniting hardware and implement lines. Nelson will remain in Carthage for now while White and son bring in their established business and expect to continue Spring and Fall openings as key events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Nelson
Charlie E. White
Fred B. White
Charlie E. White & Son
White
Nelson
Nels
Keen
Carthage
White and Son
Mrs Dill Hosts Dinner For out of town guests
Mrs William Dill entertained at dinner Friday in honor of Mrs Elwood Lineberry and her son from Anderson who were at Shadeland from Wednesday to Saturday. Other guests included Mrs J A Sipe and daughter Claribel and Mrs T Benton Henley. A note from Mr and Mrs Levy Binford of Sanford Florida says business calls require their presence there and their planned visit is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dill
Elwood Lineberry and Son
Anderson
Shadeland
J. A. Sipe
Claribel
T. Benton Henley
Leyi Binford
Sanford
Florida
Union Services Set For August By Four White Churches
Four white churches will hold union services in August with each minister preaching in his own pulpit. Schedule: Wesleyan Church Rev Mrs Jay Aug 4, Friends Church Rev J Edgar Williams Aug 11, Fletcher M E Church Rev GC N Willson Aug 18, East Street Christian Church Rev Ira Py Harbatgh Aug 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Church
Mrs Jay
Friends Church
J. Edgar Williams
Fletcher M. E
GC. N. Willson
East Street Christian Church
Ira Py Harbatgh
Free Electric Flat Iron Offer in Carthage Homes
Arrangements are made to place a G. E. electric flat iron in every Carthage home free for one month. After the trial you may return it or keep it paying $3.00 cost price. The iron is normally $5.00 and offered for a limited time with a five year guarantee. Rev. Carl R. Berry visited home from Thursday to Saturday and preached in Manilla on Sunday and Raleigh next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Carl R. Berry
Manilla
Will
Raleigh
Rural Route 23 Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Wilma Bundy returned Terre Haute last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Binford and guests Sunday. Mrs and Mrs Herbert Anderson were guests of Cliff Addison. Miss Lizzie Morris of Charlottesville visited Ida and Mirc ir and Mrs Will B Hill. Miss Marjorie Hill visited relatives in Greenfield Sunday. Ferdinand Schaeffer hosted a nephew from Indi Saturday and Sunday. Frank Cook and wife visit Charles Pier lark Hill and Howard Bridges as guests of Ralph Gray Sunday night. Miss Almeda Lewis and Paul Weeks were guests of Marret Gray Sunday. John Julian returned today from a visit to his mother and sisters. Ruth Leback, injured three weeks ago, remains unable to walk with back pain and left hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Bundy
Terre Haute
Charles Binford
Herbert Anderson
Cliff Addison
Lizzie Morris
Sarlottesville
Ida and
Mircir
Will B. Hill
Earl Burch
Gary Mis
Marjorie Hill
Greenfield
Ferdinand Schaeffer
Indi
Frank Cook
Orido Cook
Charles Pierlark Hill
Howard Bridges
Ralph Gray
Almeda Lewis
Paul Weeks
Marret Gray
Phebe Pearson
Issie
Charlottesville
John Julian
Fion
Ruthleback
Rural Route 22 Social News and Visiting Guests
He Bryant of Cincinnati visited family at Newsom home. Mrs Sallie Magee and Jennie of Arlington stayed with Mr and Mrs Kigseere. Jerry McDaniel visited Orville Kennedy. Mrs Dyer and Walter visited Mrs Wesley Ramsey near Gwynne. William Shane of Bluffton and Ruth Trowbridge of Summitville stayed with the Clarks. Others were guests at various homes including the Lerners Prosperities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He. Bryant
Cincinnati
D. W. Newsom
Sallie Magee
Jennie
Arlington
Noah Kigseere
Jerry McDaniel
Orville Kennedy
John Dyer
Walter
Wesley Ramsey
Gwynne
William Shane
Bluffton
Ruth Trowbridge
Summitville
Glen Clark
Milton Herkless
Power Meter Rates Change To U S Board & Paper Co
Beginning August 1 I will buy all my power from the U S Board and Paper Co and sell by meter. Meters are tested and sealed and customers may verify by burning lamps. A small Tungsten lamp uses about one cent of current per night, cheaper than oil. Minimum monthly charge 75 cents. Meter and service cost about 50 cents monthly, leaving 25 cents for profit. I will require payment by the tenth of each month or risk cut off. I will gladly explain the service to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Board & Paper Co
Rural Route 21 Social Notes Briefly Mention Local Visits
Ben Brooks and Miss Hallie Brooks visited Wilkinson over Sunday. Stella Stafford returned to Greensboro after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Merritt Stafford. F W Pusey and children visited Rushville then toured Franklin County blackberry picking on J P Pusey farm. T Benton Henley and son Hammel were in Indianapolis. Alta Carfield stayed with cousin Grace Binford last week. Clarkson Elliott visited Uncle Josiah C Binford Sunday. Merlie and Naomi Haywood plan Indianapolis visit Friday to Monday. Owen Macy of Scott City Kansas visited S Murray Parker Saturday to Tuesday. Arthur Winslow and children visited G E Nugent at Morristown Tuesday. Helen Estes of Westfield visited Abbie Clark Friday and Saturday. James Cavenaugh hosts James Allen Hollowell Kansas and Lillian Howard with two daughters Crown Point. Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Binford
Gurney Drysdale
Murray J. White
Winfield
Kansas
Emma White
White
Santa Fe
Henry Forbes
Sam Haywood
Carthage
Indianapolis
J. O. Nelson
F. W. Pusey
Joel P. Pusey
Rushville
Franklin County
J. P. Pusey
T. Benton Henley
Hammel
Owen Macy
Scott City
S. Murray Parker
Arthur Winslow
G. E. Nugent
Morristown
Helen Estes
Westfield
Abbie Clark
James Cavenaugh
James Allen
Hollowell
Lillian Howard
Crown Point
Near Fire in Neighbor’s Kitchen Sparks Alarm
Mrs J H McCarty noticed smoke from Mrs Sarah A White’s kitchen. Pye A found ceiling walls in flames as gas heated iron on a hot plate. Mrs White helped extinguish with assistance from Mrs McCarty. High wind kept the alarm inside. fire could have spread if it grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McCarty
Sarah A. White
Pye
Mrs White
Engagement announced for M Grace Binford and B Harry Frye
Rev and Mrs John M Bin ford announce the engagement of their daughter M Grace to Mr B Harry Frye of Kewanee Illinois. The couple plan an approaching marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Binford
R. R. 21
M. Grace
B. Harry Frye
Kewannee, Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.O. Nelson
P. J. Sattler
Indiana
Greenfield Fair Grounds
Greenfield Trotting Association
C. P. Wilson
R. E. Henley
Union Services
F. F. Brenan
Charles McFatridge
Earnest Heim
Mr Heim
Mr Crider
Lan Hays
John Leisure Sr
Irvin Price
John Downey
Lucinda Downey
Orange Leisure and Family
Harry Leisure
Albert Leisure
R. W. Sipe
Fayetteville
Edward
Dorothy Frazee
Hester Manlove
Mary Brittenham
Cambridge City
Ben Brooks
Hallie Brooks
Wilkinson
Stella Stafford
Greensboro
Merritt Stafford
Alta Carfield
Grace Binford
Clarkson Elliott
Josiah C. Binford
Merlie
Naomi Haywood
Florence B. Hunt
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