Churches Hold Union Meetings and Observances
The article notes Rev W J Evans and family attending Bethany Assembly at Brookland for Ministers and Evangelists Week. It reports funeral services for Joseph Moore in Richmond led by Rev C C Whitely, and multiple upcoming Sunday services at East Street Christian and Fletcher M E churches with sermons on The Bible and the Church and The Marvelous Change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Evans
Bethany Assembly of the Christian Church
Brookland
Joseph Moore
Hicksite Friends’ Meeting
Richmond
C. C. Whitely
Wes
Evans
Bester
Fletcher M. E
East St. Christian Church
Young Peoples’ Societies of the Churches
Threshing Records Highlight Season Totals and Yields
Joe Moore set a season best threshing 1436 bushels in nine hours at Roy Herkless’s farm with three machine stops and one mile move. Herkless’s 24 acres averaged 26 bushels per acre. Milt Herkless reports 204 bushels on average. Kizer reports overall season wheat averages around 16 bushels per acre with days exceeding 1100 and multiple machine relays. Oats yields are poor due to dry weather as farmers switch to hay. 21 acres on Than Koontz farm produced 28 bushels per acre. Jesse Henley’s 9 acres also at 28 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe’ Moore
Roy Herkless
Milt Herkless
Mr Herkless
Oliver Earnest
Ed Ruby
Than Koontz
Jesse Henley
Luther DuBois in transit to visit mother in Reno area
Luther DuBois of Reno Nevada was due this week to visit his mother Mrs Wm Sil er. He began in Reno, then San Francisco, Oakland California, a Denver Colorado stop, Topeka Kansas, and finally Carthage as part of a brief journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther DuBois
Reno
Nev
Wm. Siler
San Francisco
Oakland
Cal
Denver
Topeka
Kas
Carthage
A Teacher's Creed by Edwin Osgood Grover
A school creed expressing faith in teachers and students, the value of hands on learning, and beauty in daily life. The piece affirms belief in effort, justice, humor, and the divine joy of living as guiding principles for education and personal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amen
Edwin Osgood Grover
Boy Fractures Arm After Fall From Fence
Paul Jones fell about two feet from a fence on East street while watching his uncle Charles Smith at work. He fractured his left arm below the elbow as he landed with his arm doubled under. Dr. J. C. Horton dressed the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Albert Johnson
East Street
Charles Smith
J. C. Horton
Stunned by Lightning Strikes Man in Carth Age Home
During a rain storm last Pri Line from the T Small home near Carth age Mr Small sat in a chair reading a newspaper when lightning stunned him causing him to fall forward. It took about an hour before he fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri
T Small
Carthage
Mr Small
Social Visits Spread Through Rural Route 23
Al Jessup and family of Mooresville visited John Jessup and family Sunday. Dan Loudenback and wife visited Cynthia White Sunday. Mary E. Jessup and daughter and Mrs Julia Wrennick hosted Phoebe Pearson and daughter Sunday. James Louder and son Forrest from near Greenfield visited daughter Mrs John Jessup Monday. Herbert Anderson and family plus Calvin Binford and others were guests of Charles Pearson at Westland Sunday. Eva White left for a visit with aunt Mrs Ben Haydock in Michigan. Rev. Jared P. Binford preached at the Friends church in Charlottesville. Charles Winslow of Carthage will preach next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jessup
Mooresville
John Jessup
Dan Loudenback
Cynthia White
Mary E. Jessup
Julia Wrennick
Phoebe Pearson
James Louder
Forrest
Greenfield
Herbert Anderson
Henry “Binford
Russell and
Howard
Calvin Binford
Charles’ Pearson
Westland
Eva White
Ben Haydock
Michigan
Jared P. Binford
Friends Church
Charlottesville
Charles
Winslow of
Carthage
Lillian Henley
C. O. Whitely
Richmond
C. N. Willson
Knightstown
Indianapolis
Painless Dentistry Ad by Dr Wagoner in Indiana
A patient friendly dental advertisement from Dr E W Wagoner of Knightstown Indiana claims a painless tooth extraction nerve removal and filling or crowning without pain. It asserts no bad effects and offers referrals from hundreds of patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wagoner
Knightstown
Indiana
Ice-Keep Kool Offers Constant Ice Supply
Ice is available for all, with a few pounds weekly offering comfort. Carthage phone number 22 advertised by W. H. McGullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
W. H. McGullough
Vacation letter recounts social visits in Knightstown
The writer details a Sunday gathering at Union Station and an informal tour of Indianapolis areas with friends including Miss Leona Wright and Miss Pearle Coffin. The narrative notes Dr. Oliver S. Coffin's cataracts, recent moves, and various social encounters with the Henleys, Binfords, and other local families. A Vatican of reminiscences closes with plans for next week's letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ems
Alos
Union
Stan@napolis
And
Coffin
Wright
Ohio
Enad
Wilmingeton
Leona Wright
Ita
Kans
Mir
Hts
Fairmount
Miss Ee
Carthage
Pearle Coffin
Celia Judy
Kosciusko Lodge
Walnut Ridge
Mattie Pearson
the Ridge
Grays
Parkers
Binfords
Haisley
Texas
Henley
Howard
Grace Winslow
Ramona Norris
Mary Jane Pearson Mendenhall
Earlham
Assembly of Young Friends Opens At Winona Lake
The Assembly of Young Friends of America held its first session at Winona Lake on Wednesday. Advisory board members include Harry Reeves and Levi T. Pennington of Richmond and Dorothy Luther of Fairmount. Noted speakers include Rev. C. E. Tebbetts, Rex Hubbell, Rev. Albert J. Brown, Rev. George C. Levering, Rev. Edward H. Strannahan, Rev. George H. Moore, Rev. Daisy Barr, Mrs E. L. Condon, Miss E. Leona Wright, Rev. Ida Parker, and Rev. C. C. Whitely of Carthage who will conduct daily classes and lead the closing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of Young Friends of America
Winona Lake
Harry Reeves
Levi T. Pennington
Richmond
Dorothy Luther
Fairmount
C. E. Tebbetts
Mexico
Edward H. Strannahan
Friends Univ
Wichita
Kas
George H. Moore
Friends’ Western Yearly Meeting
Daisy Barr
Muncie
Ind
E. L. Condon
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
LeGrande
Iowa
E. Leona Wright
Indianapolis
Ida Parker
West Elkton
C. C
Injured Eye Improves for Mrs Kennedy
Mrs Orville Kennedy suffered a painful eye injury when struck by a barrel stave. The blow ruptured two blood vessels and cut two gashes, one on the lid and one in the white of the eye. Sight remains and recovery is slow with ongoing eye specialist care in Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Kennedy
Demand for Canned Goods Drives Dana Factory Shipments
W. F. Dana reports strong demand for his canned products with heavy shipments from Belpre Ohio Carthage and New Paris plants. A robust season is expected at the newly acquired Frankfort Cannery where output exceeds current levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dana
Dana
Belpre
Carthage
New Paris
Frankfort Cannery
Lafayette Goldman Heads to Central Business College
Lafayette Goldman departs Monday for Indianapolis to attend Central Business College. His address is No. 48 Corner N Illinois and 24th Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Goldman
Indianapolis
Central Business College
Illinois
24Th Sts
Property on North Market Street Offered for Sale
S. L. Newsom announces purchase of the Violet Adison property on North Market Street Water Street and offers it for sale at an extremely low price with five years or longer to pay a little each month. He invites interested laboring men to see him at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Addison
North Market Street
Water Street
Ss. L. Newsom
Winona Excursion Notes and Finances Report
Full report of Winona excursion finances appears in next issue. Russel Winslow ran the lunch car. almost all items sold except 5 gallons ice cream and some bread. Passengers from Carthage stayed longer. notable attendees included Eunice Phelps Binford Winslow Healey family. train had seven coaches Conductor Malich led. Marguerite Blackford and Rushville girls rode. delays occurred with a traction car breakdown and a Wabash delay of over an hour. passengers arrived at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crema
Knightstown
CSE
Icv
Ecde bucdvadOnrdans
Sds
Satie Nnividncitykas
Sandusky
Williamstown
Markleville
Marion
Assembly
Russel Winslow
Fay
Ralph Winslow
Ross Kennedy
Lowell Henley
Roy Small
Carthage
Winona
Eunice Phelps
Frank Binford
Lucille
Charles Winslow
Jesse Healey
Malich
Warsaw
Wabash
Death of Freda Irene Hunt
Freda Irene Hunt, fourteen months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Hunt, died Monday at 1 30 PM. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM at the home in Edgewood west of Carthage, conducted by Rev. Frank Edwards of Westland church. Interment followed at Walnut Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Irene
Elmer E. Hunt
Edgewood
Carthage
Frank Edwards
Westland Church
Walnut Ridge
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Raith & Son’s Fertilizer
News of Our Churches
Herschel Folger
Wesleyan Church
Little Blue
Willson
Methodist Hospital
David H. Moore
Cincinnati
Charles W. Fairbanks
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Brother Whitely
Church Federation
Church Union
Jay
Bro. Evans
Fall
C. N. Willgon
J.H. McCarty &Son
Oliver S. Coffin
Alexandria
Wade
Kenneth Coffin
Atlantic City
John C. Henley
Madison
Louisville
Margaret
Eloise Henley
Friends of America
Assembly of Young Friends
Newsom
Smith
Axminster
S. L. Newsom
Marguerite T. Blackford
Shelbyville
Rushville
J. A. Walter
Joe Michael
Milroy
Anderson
Freda Irene Hunt
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