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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
3
Mrs Charles W. Smith came back Monday from Madison where she was summoned by the critical illness of her mother Mrs John Machlan who is slowly improving. Rev Machlan's daughter Mrs Barl Kiger of Indianapolis is with them this week.
Several regional publications including The Farmers Guide Indiana Farmer The Ohio Farmer The Ohio Farmer (3 yrs) The Farm and Fireside The Indianapolis News Rural Route Edition and the Carthage Citizen announce combined subscription options for one year at a total price of $1.50.
The K of P Lodge plans a decoration day service at Wilkinson on Sunday. The Indiana Sunday School Convention is set for June 26 27 and 28 in Richmond. Several lodges will hold a joint decoration service in Milroy on Sunday. Mrs James Wikoff of Falmouth dies at 84 after 66 years of marriage. Knightstown Banner reports rowdyism near box cars used by hunkies at Pan Handle gatherings with men and boys from Knightstown Carthage and Charlottesville. Residents threaten to appeal to the sheriff to stop the nuisance. Standard Manufacturing of Cambridge City has an order for 15400 Spiceland folding chairs for Baltimore Auditorium for the Democratic National Convention. chairs to be delivered June 1, seven cars needed.
ADditional locals list residents and visitors from Mariéfi y Indianapolis Rushville Greenfield Indianapolis Arlington Chica go Lima Ohio and Montreal. Names include H R Hall Jasper Stevens Mrs Nelson White Mrs Morton Barber Miss Agnes Canine Miss Jessie Newlin Miss Helen Culbertson Dr F M Sparks and many more with brief travels and gatherings. Also mentions Westinghouse meters installation by F F Brenan and delays in U S B & Company's plant.
A free gravel road from Riverside church toward Carthage 14 miles plus 12 feet will be sold for construction on June 4. The notice lists buyers including Daniel Clark of Hagerstown and mentions farm work by Warnie Robbins using a 40 horsepower gasoline tractor engine to break ground and haul gravel for the Rush and Shelby county line project. Nearby residents and guests are named along with farm activity and crop remarks.
Dr E W Wagoner of Knightstown Indiana advertises a new method for painless tooth extraction nerve removal and crown or filling services with no pain and no bad effects. He cites hundreds of satisfied patients as references.
Mr and Mrs R H Phelps and their son visited Mr and Mrs Earl Mull in Rushville on Sunday. Mrs A B Norris joined her husband for a short business trip to the southern part of the state earlier this week. Mr and Mrs Sam O McCarty bought the Cregor lot on North Main Street and plan to build a new home within a year.
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