John Clark Dies at Ninety Four in Little Blue Home
John Clark age ninety four died Tuesday morning at his daughter’s home in Little Blue after a broken hip caused injury and shock. Survived by three daughters Mrs W R Earnest, A B Norris, Cora M Cis of this place. two sons Ged Clark of Cambridge and J M Clark of Sara Florida. sister Rhoda Derbyshire of Ypsilanti Michigan. sixteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Born in Greensboro North Carolina he studied at Medical College in Chicago and walked to the city due to limited transportation. Funeral services held Thursday at 10 in the Friends Church Little Blue with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
A. B. Norris
W. R. Earnest
Cora M. Cis
Ged Clark
Cambridge
J. M.clark
Sara
Florida
Rhoda Derbyshire
Ypsilai Mich
Clark
Greensboro
N. C
Medical College
Chicago
Friends Church
Rural migrates and local notices in Ripley area
Several residents move farms or relocate including Henry Ball, Luther Gibson property on St Walnut, E C Hewson near Greenfield, Ridlen, John Bundy near Indianapolis, Andrew Zimmerman near Westland, Clint Davis to Blackridge north of Rushville, Anderson to Gwynnesville, Ed Macy to Mooresville, and Leonard McConnell moving south of Gwynneville. Ripley Country Club to meet at 2 pm. Miss Wilma Bundy ill. Local notices of illness, visits, and travel, plus small ads for flowers and hats.
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I Y Carney
Morr Town
Henry Ball
A. S. M. Parker
Moore
Muncie
Luther Gibson
St. Walnut Street
Fletcher Ball
E. C. Hewson
Greenfield
Mr. Ridlen
John Bundy
Indianapolis
Andrew Zimmerman
Westland
Sawyer Farm
Clint Davis
Marshall Green
Here
Blackridge
Rushville
Mr Anderson
John H. Binford
Gwynnesville
Ed Macy
New Palestine
J. H. Binford
Mooresville
Leonard McConnell
The
Telephone Company
Ripley Country Club
Public Library
River Earnest
Jesse Newsom
Wilma Bundy
Robert Sherman
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Was Sher- Will Foust
H. H. Foust
Church Notes and Local Ads in a 1900s Issue
Church notes list Fletcher M. E. and A. J. Furstenberger pastors with services and Sunday School details. Items include sale notices for a Jersey cow and a piano, tire vulcanizing requests, a planned oil filling station by Standard Oil, and various funeral and local travel notices. Community events show Sunday preaching, Ladies' Aid, and road surveys amid mild weather.
Sugar Camp Opens with Growing Sap Run Demand
Sugar Camps report early sap flow with sugar camp operator Ed Adkins starting with two thousand trees on Monday. sap rise as warm weather continues. He already has over 200 syrup orders at 3 dollars per gallon, a 50 cent rise from last season. Frank Overman opened his camp Tuesday and Rue P Henley H. H. Foust and others plan to start operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Adkins
Frank Overman
Rue P. Henley
H. H. Foust
Mrs Grace H Porter Improves Slowly At Home
Mrs Grace H Porter shows slow signs of recovery while Mrs Grant Hill reported slightly improved Wednesday at Rushville. Charles Dillman of Columbus Ohio visits friends here during a brief stay in town.
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Grace H. Porter
Grant Hill
Rushville
Charles Dillman
Columbus, O
Tax Returns Due March 15 1919 for Indiana Residents
Residents of Indiana must file 1919 income tax returns with William L. Elder, Collector of Internal Revenue, Indianapolis. Returns require full payment by check or money order, or at least a quarter of tax due. Cash only at the collector’s main office. Mail payments at sender’s risk. Penalties apply for late filing or late payments. Early filing and payment urged to ease final day overload.
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Indiana
William L. Elder
Internal Revenue
Indianapolis
Revenue
Internal Revenue Offices
I O O F Lodge Calls Members to Tuesday Night Work
Notice asks all members of the I O O F Lodge to be present Tuesday night for work in first degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Citizen No. 10 News Item Phone Call
A brief notice reports a phone tip sent to the Citizen No 10 newsroom. The item notes the act of phoning in a news tip and references the newspaper’s reception of information from the public. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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The
Citizen
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Welinies
Bologna
Taggart
Phelps Bros. Meag
Lippincott
W. H. Maddy
Borden’s Coffee
Chase & Sanborn
A. W. Winfield
Checker Board
Rural Route News
Oliver Earnest
New Castle
Gladys
John Dyer
Conneraville
James Terhune
Russell Reddick
Jeff Leisure
Charles _Nardloh
Carl Retherford
Robert M. Whitton
Jane Alexander
C. G. Hill
Eva Johnson
John Morris
Herbie Beher
Beher
George Hinshaw
L. G. Madison
Kennard
Julian Overman
J. L. Hubbard
Ben Walker
Knightstown
Ralph Moore
Joe Moore
Horace M. Gear
Marion
H. E. Stager
O. C. McCarty
R. H. Hill
Rush
Hancock
Decatur
Greensburg
Daniel Ryan
Fred J. Sims
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma Overman
A. J. Furstenberger
C. S. Winslow
Wesleyan Methodist
Little
Riley Ruby
Wallace Stoten
the Gates Music Co
Alten W. Newsom
J. F. Walker
Nelson & Son
Frank Catt
Lucy Wells
Herman Ellis
Will Ellis
Vercil Madison
Walter H. Maddy
Standard Oil Co
N. Walnut Street
Benton Henley
Jersey
Henry Gulliford
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
Earl Tweedy & Son
Steve Wood
Allen W. Newsom
J. M. Stone
Palace Theatre
Det
Harry Carey
Mitchel
Lewis Timberlands
Great Northweat
Grace B
FOUST
Carthage
Ind
Gates Music Co
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