23 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
1
The American Corner Post introduces a complete fence post kit with the post proper brace collars two upper brace connections two braces and two brace feet. It promises a ready to set unit for quick installation.
Local notes report Watling's Lovett's bread and fruit jar supplies at Lovett's store. Several residents including Miss Lineback and Mrs Dunn travel for visits and fishing trips. A Beech wheat first to be cut, new Ford, and various guests visit Knightstown area with dinners and a Carthage outing. a Prairie duo and family gatherings shade the week.
The ceremony honored Bessie Goldman and Abe Schneiderman in a lavish seven o clock Sunday event at the Goldman home south of Franklin Chapel. Rabbis Newstadt Portnov oversaw the Hebrew service. Guests from Carthage Indianapolis and several towns attended as the family welcomed Gentile friends to the historic union.
An advertisement promotes a painless dental extraction and nerve removal method by Dr E W Wagoner of Knightstown Indiana with claims of no pain and many satisfied patients.
Carriage and auto painting trimming and repair work offered at popular prices by C. W. Fifthian Watts Phone 272 Knightstown Ind. Work called for.
A catalog style notice lists Chambray shirts Camilet pants straw hats elk skin shoes thin underwear thin socks bandana handkerchiefs overalls and waists. The snippet reflects a sale or merchandise inventory associated with S. L. Newsom.
Eighteen member class held a Monday grove reunion in O S Henley’s site with a fine picnic supper. Attendees included Rupert Stanley Pittsburg Roy Bundy Cleveland Merrill Coffin Laurel Alma Knightstown Mrs Dagler Centerville Cleve Beher Marjorie Hill Hazel Binford and Fred White. Two members Venila Sample Lois Birch deceased. Others unable to attend were Will Krammess Chicago Howard Newsom Indianapolis Hackleman Missouri J B Powers Byron Retherford. Cleve Beher Master Donald Dagler and I N Price attended as guests.
Charles M Henley aged about sixty five born near Carthage died Friday at his Converse residence after a year of illness and eight weeks confinement. Survived by a widow two sons and a daughter one son Ollie works for an oil company in India and planned to return home after his service. Funeral services by Miss Day at Greentown Christian church followed by burial in Greentown. Community members R P Henley Mrs Binford Mrs D W New Carthage and Mrs F G Hackleman attended.
Mrs Kate Thompson wed Walter Dutton in a Baptist ceremony at the bride’s home in Indianapolis on Saturday evening at eight. Sixty guests attended and a collation followed. Mrs Viola Linscott and her son Weldon, visiting from Friday to Sunday, praised the city but were glad to return home.
Property owners are required to cut all weeds on their premises by July 1 1911. If not done, the marshal will cut them at the expense of the property owners. By Order of Board of Health.
J O Nelson and Frank Swift were in a car struck by a west bound freight car on the S E traction line near Arlington yesterday morning. They jumped to safety and were not injured.
Bour s famous coffee and teas at Lovett s Will Norris visits sister Ramona at FEarl ham Sunday One yearling Poland China hog for sale from R R 23 Chas F Binford Frank McCullough retires from Wilberforce College Ohio Paul Fall returns from Houghton New York to home trip with Harold Hester and Edna Kansas Hester to speak at Little Blue Sunday
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