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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

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Carthage Cafe Leader Moves to Knightstown

Forrest J. Kennedy leases the west room of the J. O. Addison store in Knightstown and plans to move his cafe there by July 1. He has operated in Carthage for eleven years with a soda fountain ice cream parlor and restaurant, and the move is said to benefit both communities.

Forrest J. Kennedy J. O. Addison Knightstown Kennedy Carthage Fletcher M. E. Church

Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Crockett of Knightstown

Mrs H Oran Henley hosted a kitchen shower Tuesday afternoon for Miss Edna Crockett of Knightstown as she prepares to wed Mr Herbert Haven of Chicago on Tuesday. Guests included Mesdames Bel Smith Baxter Bales Steele and Douglas, and Misses Weaver Stewart Montieue McKee Wagoner Bender Harris and the honoree. Decorations in red and white featured a luncheon setting. aluminum gifts were given to the bride-to-be.

H. Oran Henley Edna Crockett Knightstown Herbert Haven Chicago Louis Bel Elmer Smith Charles Baxter Raymond G. Bales Roy Steele Maude Douglas Carrie Weaver Lou Stewart Clara Montieue Daid McKee Marcia Wagoner Stella Bender Florence Harris Henley

Whitaker Guest of Frank Jessup and Family

Miss Leona Whitaker was the guest of Frank Jessup and family last week. Squire J. W. Bishop returned from Urbana Ohio. Morris M. White and others of Earlham College trustees met in annual session at the Bank of Carthage and were guests at luncheon.

Leona Whitaker Frank Jessup Family Jacob Knorr Winchester Mr Bingham Anderson Squire J. W. Bishop Ben Urbana Ohio Mr Bishop Morris M. White Cincinnati Timothy Nicholson Richmond Amos K. Hollowell Indianapolis Morris E. Cox Westfield William P. Henley Earlham College Bank of Carthage

Longtime Carthage School Trustee William Bundy Retires

After thirty three years on the Carthage School Board Bundy steps down as trustee with two short interruptions. He helped add to the old building expand facilities and push for manual training and domestic science though those programs have not yet materialized. He aided establishing a sanitary water plant at the High School. Bundy expresses confidence in his successor Howard E Henley and the coming year holds promise.

William Bundy Bundy Carthage Seine Old Town Belt Howard E. Henley

Veteran Members Honored With 25 Year Pins At Lodge

At the N. O. O. F. Lodge meeting, William Junken of Knightstown and E. T. Coffin received Sovereign Grand Lodge veteran buttons for 47 and 43 years of membership. R. E. Henley presented the honors and noted the 25 year threshold with annual increments.

N. O. O. F. Lodge William Junken Knightstown E. T. Coffin Sovereign Grand Lodge Junkens Mr Coffin

Pitts Harvests Large Strawberries This Year

J S Pitts recalls a plentiful strawberry crop this season while Carl Hackleman remains in critical condition after a prolonged illness from mumps at Purdue University.

J S. Pitts Carl Hackleman C. M. Hackleman Purdue Univers‘ity

Charlottesville News Briefs and Local Notices

Walter Niles broke a wrist while cranking an automobile. Miss Helen Williams visits Shirley with sister Ethel Beeson. Roy Davis visits Arthur Davis near Kennard. Mrs Mary E. Hamilton of Greenfield and Mrs Samuel Craig of Noblesville stay with Mr and Mrs John Duty. Raymond Shultz and family visit from Knightstown. Roscoe Thomas delivers Baccalaureate sermon at M. E. Church. Luther Presnall returns from Rockville Sanitarium improved. Albert Williams spends Wednesday in Indianapolis. Mrs Edward Francis dies suddenly from epilepsy. Rev Mearle Willson entertained at Faughn Addison’s home. Rev B F Hutchins dies in Maxwell. pastor of Friends Church at Maxwell and Wilkison. loved by all. Emory Fort and family visit from Indianapolis. Charles Leamon transacts business in Greenfield. Wm Beeson and wife visit Albert Williams. Samuel Strode of Manilla on business. John Lane and wife visit daughter Anna at East Haven near Richmond.

Walter Niles Helen Williams Shirley Ethel Beeson Roy Davis Arthur Davis Kennard Raymond Shultz Knightstown Roscoe Thomas M. E Luther Presnall Rockville Sanitarium Maxwell Hutchins Friends Church Maxwell and Wilkinson

Notice from Ed Bitner and La dies Home Journal agent

Subscriptions available by year or single copies monthly. Ed Bitner acts as agent for the Ladies Home Journal with headquarters at McCarty and Son's drug store.

Ladies’ Home Journal McCarty & Son Bitner

Os Yee Adkins Seeks Broad Stock Purchases

Investor Os Yee Adkins announces interest in acquiring a wide range of stock. Firm seeks opportunities across sectors and markets, inviting sellers and brokers to initiate discussions and propose eligible offerings.

Os Yee Adkins

Alexander laid up with rheumatism

Wm. E. Alexander has been confined by rheumatism and remains unable to attend work or social duties. He is under medical care and expected to recover with rest.

Wm. E. Alexander

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