Danville Wedding Unites Miss Harriet Taylor and Harold Ratliff
Miss Harriet Taylor of Moorland and Harold E Ratliff son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ratliff near this place were married Wednesday at 4 PM in Danville. The bride taught in Knightstown schools for years. Ratliff owns a large jewelry store in Danville. They left for an eastern trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Taylor
Mooreland
Harold E. Ratliff
Charles Ratliff
Danville
Knightstown
Local Moves Reported Among Delford Cooley and Dusenberg Families
The Checker Board Delford Cooley and family moved to the Thomas New som property. Mr and Mrs Dusenberg have taken rooms at the home of Mrs Sarah A. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delford Cooley
Thomas Newsom
Dusenberg
Sarah A. White
Christian Helpers Meet and Sunday Schedule at East St. Christian
The East St. Christian church outlines a next Thursday meeting for Christian Helpers with Mrs Noah Reddick. Sunday School at 9 30 Morning worship at 10 30 led by Henry Stenger Scout Master of a local Boy Scouts troop. Epworth League 6 30. No evening preaching due to Children’s day service. Epworth League Study Class Thursday 7 30 in the League room. J S Meyer pastor. 9 46 a m Bible school W O Moore Supt Preaching 11 00 7 30 Thursday Prayer meeting. Friendly Circle with Mrs Randolph Reames next Thursday. Charles S Dudley pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stenger
Boy Scouts
Indianapolis
Epworth League
The
Christian Church
J. S. Meyer
Evelyn Miller and Emerson Wilcoxen wed in Rushville
Miss Evelyn Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Miller married Emerson W Wilcoxen son of Mr and Mrs David H Wilcoxen of Gwynneville in a ring ceremony at Rushville. Rev H W Hargett officiated. The bride graduates Carthage High School and the couple reside in New Castle where Wilcoxen works as an electrician for Interstate Public Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Miller
Arnold Miller
Emerson W. Wilcoxen
David H. Wilcoxen
Gwynneville
Rushville
H. W. Hargett
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Carthage High School
New Castle
Wilcoxen
Interstate Public Service Company
Notice from Township Trustee T J Passwater
Community notice states that T J Passwater will be at his home on Saturdays for any business connected with the township trustee office. The address is not provided and no other details are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Passwater
Grinding of Feed Planned for Tuesday or Friday
A. R. Bundy announces grinding of any kind of feed on Tuesday or Friday afternoon at the Charles McFatridge farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Bundy
Charles McFatridge
Admission to Home Baseball Games Charged
Admission to home baseball games set at 25 cents for men and women and 15 cents for children, outlining the pricing in the local athletics notice.
Mrs Cyrus Rhoades Dies After Illness at 71
Mrs Cyrus Rhoades aged 71 died last Sunday at 7 p m at her daughter’s home one and a half miles north of Fairmount after a period of arteriosclerosis. Surviving are husband two sons Albert and Wilbur of Indianapolis and daughter Mrs Daisy Henley. Funeral service held at East St Christian Church with Rev Frank Edwards in charge. Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Relatives from Fairmount Jonesboro Marion Manilla and Shelbyville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Rhoades
Alton Henley
Fairmount
Daisy Henley
Albert
Wilbur
Indianapolis
Jonesboro
Albert Rhoades
Wilbur Rhoades
Otto Henley
Ed Brown
Mildred Thomas
Claude Henley
Hartford City
Frank Edwards
Marion
Milton Bass
Manilla
van Osdol
Thomas Rhoades
Shelbyville
Wesley Ramsey
Morristown
Notable Bundy Family Visits and Academic Honors
Roy Bundy of Cleveland and family visited his parents near Greenfield as he received an advanced Professional Engineering degree from Purdue. he previously led roles at National Lamp in Cleveland and now serves on the Cleveland Board of Education. The piece also notes other Bundy relatives and their academic or career achievements including Max Newby and Ora Bundy with brief travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bundy
Cleveland, O
Luther Bundy
Greenfield
Carthage High School
Purdue University
Purdue
National Lamp Company
Cleveland
Cleveland Board of Education
Max Newby
Roy Newby
Alton
Washington University
St. Louis
Artus
National Economics
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ora Bundy
Ogden
Utah
Vincennes
Rushville
Mary A. Bundy
Clifford Ewbank
Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude to Carthage Friends
We are sincerely grateful to Carthage friends for their kind assistance during and following the funeral services of wife and mother, also for the hospitality of the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Reddick, and for the floral remembrance sent by the Carthage business men. Miss Virginia Dunkle and Ralph Clark were married in Indianapolis on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jesse Reddick
Virginia Dunkle
Ralph Clark
John C. Clark
Indianapolis
Wedding Invitations Or Announcements Neatly Printed
Local office advertises that wedding invitations or announcements can be printed neatly and professionally. Service emphasizes clarity, quality, and timely completion for community announcements and ceremonies.
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Kirk
Thompson’s
W. J. Phelps
A. W. Winfield
Melody
Jolly’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Checker Board
Carthage Bakery
Schrichte
Rushville, Indiana
Earl C. Nowotne
Carthage, Ind
East ST. Christian
Noah Reddick
Fletcher M
Bible School
W. O. Moore
Friendly Circle
Mrs Randolph Reames
Charles S. Dudley
Mable Ordan
Donald Brown
Hoover
Sample Furniture Co
P. J
Philip Sattler
Noble Miner
Helen
Charles‘Conner
Thomas Conner
A. V. Dietz
Lawrenceburg
Cedar Grove
Walter Sharer
Plainfield
Edwin Drake
Charles Moore
Moore
Robert
Cincinnati
Joseph Howell
Drake
Hezekiah Clark
South Main
Henley Streets
Irvin M. Hill
Mattie Clark
Foster Black
William Hinshaw
Own Council
Haynss
Auditorium Theatre
Harold Bell Wright
Arizona Desert
Bessie Love
Warner Baxter
U. S. Cavalry
Troop
Boy Scouts of
Esther Ralston
Kathryn Williams
New York
Buffalo Bill, Jr
Bill Swift
Charles D. Newlin
Eleanor
Batavia, Ill
Montreal
Canada
St. Lawrence River
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