Miss Dorothy Sipe Hosts Week of Society Guests
Miss Dorothy Sipe entertains Miss Mildred Tibbitt Carolyn Hargan Ada Colgate of Madison Nancy Rouse of Crittenden Ky Esther Wray of Crawfordsville and Hazel Swaim of Knights Town. Miss Tressie Stevens spoke on Catholicism Tuesday and Wednesday at Wesleyan Methodist Church. Crane story notes an eighty inch wing span after noon near Jesse Addison’s residence southeast of town. Rev and Mrs Frank Starley of Maricm guests of Mr and Mrs Drury Holt and Mr and Mrs William Manley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Sipe
Mildred Tibbitt
Carolyn Hargan
Ada Colgate
Madison
Nancy Rouse
Crittenden, Ky
Esther Wray
Crawfordsville
Hazel Swaim
Knightstown
Tressie Stevens
Wesleyan Methodist Church
John Gates
Jesse Addison
Arad
Frank Starley
Maric m
Mrr
Drury Holt
William Manley
Mrs Mary Wolf taken by death in Marion Indiana
Mrs Mary Catherine Wolf 63 widow of Jacob G. Wolf died at 3 a m Friday at 207 N Adams Marion from diabetes after a near three week illness. Survived by six sons Orion Honor J Carl Dale of Marion Arthur of Indianapolis Ralph of Fargo N D, daughter Mrs L R Rigdon Chicago, a niece Miss Blanche Wolf Morristown and eleven grandchildren. Funeral at home Monday then Morristown Methodist service. pallbearers were her sons. Burial in Asbury cemetery. Born FountainTown Dec 31 1868 she and husband long active in M E Church. The family moved to Marion about eighteen years ago. Wolf coal yards and Brown laundry run by husband at time of death. Mrs Wolf active temperance worker with W C T U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Wolf
Jacob G. Wolf
N. Adams Street
Marion
Orion CQ
Honor B
J. Carl and
Dale Wolf
Arthur
Indianapolis
Ralph
Fargo
N. D
L. R. Rigdon
Chicago
Blanche Wolf
Morristown
J. F. Porter
Evanston
M. E. Church
Methodist Church
Asbury Cemetery
W. P. Henley
A. H. Johnson
Julian Overman
Emma Overman
F. M. Coffin
Hazel Coffin
Eleanor Henley
Wolf
Fountaintown
Joe Marion
Wolf Coal Yards
Brown Laundry
Helen Keller to Speak at Rush County Chautauqua
Helen Keller scheduled to lecture on Happiness at Rush County Chautauqua from August 1 to 8 with her longtime teacher Anne Sullivan Macy. The program features national figures and daily lectures by Dr Carolyn Geisel on Good Health, promising an enduring, practical series for listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Rush County Chautauqua
Macy
Rush County
Muse
Tonhout T Themento
Gabriel Maguire
Champ Clark
Stephen S. Wise
James S. Montgomery
N. McGee Waters
Carolyn Geisel
Chautauqua closes with Stratford Opera Company
The final Chautauqua program featured the Stratford Opera Company and Silas E. Persons. A talk on Community Up-building preceded musical numbers and a Mikado singalong in costume. Performers included Mrs Solomon, June Brandon, Carver Wolfe, and Talmage Bittikofer. Treasurer Howard E. Henley logged receipts and expenses totaling a small balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Opera Company
Silas E. Persons
Persons
Milk bottle notice from Russell Puslow clears street
All parties with milk bottles in their possession are urged to place them out at once. Russell Puslow signaled this public disposal reminder for orderly curbside collection.
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Russell, Puslow
Will Run Late Passenger Train Delayed By Fair
No. 2 passenger train No. 2 due at 5 56 p m will not leave North Vernon until 6 p m today Thursday due to the North Vernon Fair. It may be about two hours late here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Town and Farm Trade Prompted by New Hands
Iee now on hands. Prompt attention given to town and farm trade. W. H cCullough, Telephone No. 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HcCullough
Public Sale Set for September 16 by Ed Adkins
Ed Adkins will hold a public sale on Thursday, September 16. The notice indicates timing and organizer for the local sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Adkins
William Bundy Celebrates 78th Birthday with Wide Greetings
On Saturday July 24 William Bundy marked his seventy eighth birthday with a flood of well wishes. He received 153 messages from eleven states and Canada including cards letters pictures booklets flowers and two poems from 192 towns and cities from coast to coast and as far north as Georgian Bay. He noted fifty seven years since he joined the Sabbath School with Maria Clark as Sée and expressed sincere thanks to all for the thoughtful gestures and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bundy
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Georgian Bay
Maria Clark
William Johnson
Bundy
Union Services Begin At Local Churches
The first union service was held Sunday evening at Fletcher M. E. Church with Rev. D. E. Hanna of East St. Christian Church preaching and Miss Helen Overman delivering a solo. Next Sunday at 7 30 Rev. T J Peirce of the Wesleyan Methodist Church will preach at the Friends Church inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher M. E
D. E. Hanna
East St. Christian Church
Helen Overman
T. J. Peirce
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Friends Church
Wheat Quality Slumps as Wheat Flows In For Hill Co
The Hill Grain and Coal Co faces a flood of incoming wheat expected this week or next. Grade tests fell from 62 to 57 or 58, worrying dealers who may incur losses on contracts. An elevator engine broke Tuesday night, with repairs running until 3 AM Wednesday to resume handling Wednesday's grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Grain and Coal Co
Want Ads and Social Notes from Carthage area
Thomas Miner improves enough to sit up. James Minor, son of Mr and Mrs W A Minor, died Saturday in Alexandria. Gates Orchestra to resume practice tonight. S B Walker and family of Indianapolis visit H E Stager and family for dinner with the Missey Lewis. Columbia Club at Indianapolis has six Carthage members. Mrs A H Johnson hosted dinners with several local and out of town guests. Bert E Miller and guests F D Case visit from Kansas City, then return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Miner
Gates
James Minor
W. A. Minor
Alexandria
S. B. Walker
Indianapolis
Misees Lewis
H. E. Stager
Columbia Club
Carthage
E. N. Hill
A. O. Hill
R. E. Henley
H. H. Henley
R. H- Hill
A. H. Johnson
John Wall
Thomas Wall
Marion
Clarence Weaver
O. W. Righter
Eunice H. Publow
John W. Johnson
Bert E. Miller
F. D. Case
Kansas City
G. D. Miller
Case
Newsom's Special Hat Sale in Store
Hat shop offers selection of felts and straws at three price points. Choice of any hat priced at 3.00, 2.50, or 2.00. Sale highlights wide variety and main discounts for customers.
Hat Sale Prices Across Felt and Straw Hats
Bargain event lists choice of all hats priced at 1.50 1.25 and 1.00 in felt and straw, offering a range of headwear options at common sale values.
Palm Beach Apparel Specialties and Low Priced Goods
The listing promotes men and women clothing and accessories with line items for 95c to $5 Palm Beach trousers and suits, white socks at 15c to 50c, silk shirts at $2.95, sport shirts 50c, ladies white shoes at $1.50, white canvas baby doll slippers at $1.25, and union suits 50c. Includes white shirts, waists, and summer dress items in multiple price points.
Hats on sale by S. L. Newsom and Grace B. Foust
Lee Nixon of San Juan Porto Rico visited his brother C. O. Nixon in Indianapolis. Lloyd D. Lewis of Philadelphia North American and sister Miss Louise Lewin of Pendleton stayed with the Misses Lewis Tuesday and Wednesday. New sport hats in felt satin velvet and kid combinations plus corduroy and velvet Tama offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Nixon
San Juan
Porto Rico
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
C. O. Nixon
Lloyd D. Lewis
Philadelphia North American
Missa Louise Lewin
Pendleton
Misses Lewis
Grace B. Foust
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chase & Sanborn
Henley’s Grocery
Sohn’s
Mkikker
SOHN
Royal Garden
Boar Company
Lovett’s
Mary Wolf
Chautauqua
Jap” Parish
John Jacmison
Marshal Whitton
Central Community Chautauqua System
Esazeciius Aiketin
Howard E. Henley
Treas
Palace Theatre
Biograph Drama
Lubin Comedy
Newsom
Palm Beach
S. L. Newsom
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