Weekly Publication Note From C G Hill Proprietor
Published Friday of each week the notice states C G Hill is the proprietor.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
2
Published Friday of each week the notice states C G Hill is the proprietor.
Church notes from East St. Christian detail Carthage Lodge meetings and weekly times. A 504 page special edition reports broad advertising and comic sections. Beginning Aug 2 a North to South memorial coin campaign for Stone Mountain will feature a large granite relief of Confederate leaders with Lee’s horse towering 165 feet high.
Manager Speer adds Delashmit a strong pitching find after 6 of 7 wins last spring. Rushville beats Meldons 8 to 4 as Shaw goes seven strong innings, Chita Paying records one hit and five strikeouts. Ft. Harrison edges Greenfield 2 to 0 with Wood on the mound.
The Draper Siler reunion gathered in the auditorium on Sunday with more than a hundred attendees from Elwood Alexandria Fairmount Greenfield Knightstown Rushville Arlington Indianapolis and Urbana. Officers elected included Ora Siler president Peter Draper vice president Mrs Will Siler secretary and Mrs Arthur Longhurst assistant secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion is planned for the fourth Sunday in July at the same venue. Also noted are visits by Earl Hill of Anderson to his parents and Florence Striker and William Hale of Geneva visiting Roy M Small and family.
William Allen Macy aged about eighty from Richmond died Friday night at his daughter Mrs S Murray Parker’s home west of here from heart trouble after feeling ill an hour earlier. A lifelong Indiana livestock advocate and Earlham College graduate, he leaves a widow four sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held at the daughter’s home and later at the Friends Church in Rich Square with Rev. George N. Hartley and Clarence Pickett assisting.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends who kindly assisted after the death of William Allen Macy. Thanks extend to Mrs. W. A. Macy C. O. Macy Howard Gruys and Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Parker for support.
Hiram H. Henley, after a few weeks' visit here, returned on Thursday to Miami Florida.
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