Town and Farm Trade Prompted by New Attention
Iee now on hands. Prompt attention given to town and farm trade. W. H McCullough, Telephone No. 22.
11 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
Iee now on hands. Prompt attention given to town and farm trade. W. H McCullough, Telephone No. 22.
Anthony J. Schrichte of Rushville was in town Monday visiting local residents and making casual calls.
Michael Walker of Milroy and Joe Michael, son of Mrs Jen nie Michael, married at 12 15 p m Wednesday in Milroy. After their Eastern trip including Washington D C and a Potomac River excursion they will visit relatives in Chicago and Lima before settling in Milroy where he serves as Big Four Ry agent.
Notice states Paul H. Schultz confirms he is the sole proprietor of the Carthage Machine Shop and asks all concerned to correct any wrong impression.
A 35 member Carthage Commercial Club sets a calendar of topics for a timely meeting. Items include July Chautauqua planning July 18 to 22, potential Fourth of July celebration, public lighting, support for the Band boys and civic improvements.
Earlham outlines a week of ceremonies and events from Friday June 11 to Wednesday June 16. Activities include music recital, public entertainments by Ionian and Phoenix societies, Baccalaureate service with Dr. Thomas Nicholson, Christian Associations meeting, trustee and commencement drive, senior play, alumnae and old students banquets, and the commencement address by Dr. William D. McClintock.
The body of Charles Hall, 23, was found early Friday south of Milroy near the Big Four tracks. He had returned from Williamsport after visiting a young woman. Authorities suspect he was struck by a freight train.
A small fire burned through the second floor of the Retherford Coal Co. building in Knightstown about 8:30 p m Monday. The Rosebud molasses factory is also housed there and the blaze began in a molasses cooker. Byron Retherford, former resident nearby, owns the coal plant.
The Ladies' Aid of Fletcher M. E. Church holds a market Saturday afternoon at Grace B. Foust's millinery store on June 12.
The store markets an extensive range of white apparel and accessories including wash goods dresses shirts shoes hose and gloves and offers fitting service to customers seeking a complete white ensemble.
Josiah P White aged 91 who lived with Mrs Elizabeth J Hill and Mrs Susan Smith died Wednesday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs Frank Stevens in Richmond. Funeral services are set for 2 30 Friday afternoon probably at East Main St Christian Church with burial at Earlham Co L Ervin preparing for a Baby Contest at the Palace next week inviting any child under 10 in Ripley township to enter. Call at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Longhurst. Read the ad on Page eight.
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