Moves and changes among local residents and workers
Residents and workers adjust homes and jobs across the area. Leonard McConnell plans a farm move to Route 1 Shelbyville, while R W Henderson and family relocate to Gwynneville and Henderson becomes a local lineman. Walter Dishinger shifts from Zorne property to Greensburg and Dill inger retains Big Four foreman duties on the south section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard McConnell
Fatly
Shelbyville
McConnell
Tele
R. W. Hendersony
Gwynneville
R. E. Henley
First Street
Henderson
The
Telephone Company
Walter Dishinger
Zorne
Walnut
Fourth Streets
Greensburg
Dillinger
Charles Anders
Knightstown
Pittsburg
Funeral Services for Dr John W Clark at Little Blue
Funeral services for John W Clark who died March 2 at age 94 were held Thursday at 10 30 am in the Friends Church at Little Blue with Rev Als on Swain and Rev Luther Addington officiating. About twenty five I C O F lodge members attended as pallbearers were Will Norris Earle Norris Paul Norris Carl Norris Elmer Earnest and Arthur Winfield. Burial followed at Little Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Clark
Friends Church
Little Blue
Alson Swain
Luther Addington
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Will Norris
Earle Norris
Paul Norris
Carl Norris
Elmer Earnest
Arthur Winfield
Democratic Leader Samuel L Trabue Named State Committee Secretary
The Democratic Newspaper announces the appointment of Samuel L Trabue of Rushville as secretary of the Democratic state committee. Born in Rush county, 42, he was admitted to the Fayette county bar in 1899 and the Rush county bar in 1900. He chaired county campaigns in 1912 and 1914 and served on the state executive committee in 1918. The paper plans to start May 1 at Rushville with subscriptions being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Trabue
Rushville
Democratic State Committee
Trabue
Carthage
Rush County
Fayette County
Ex Soldier Sells Barber Shop Near Post Office
Forrest Rawls, who opened a barber shop adjoining the post office in August after leaving the army hospital, has sold the business on Tuesday to Shirley Jonas of West Mill street. Jonas will operate only the new shop, while Rawls will retire from business for a year to improve his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Rawls
Army Hospital
Shirley Jonas
West Mill Street
Fletcher M. E. Church Notes Sunday Services
Fletcher M. E. Church announces morning and evening worship with a special invitation to mothers at the morning service. The E L B O W meets Monday night with Mrs Daniel Ryan. Friends evening follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ryan
Barber shop owner retires from business announces gratitude
Notice states the barber proprietor will retire indefinitely and thanks patrons for past patronage and friendly relations, expressing hope to renew ties in the future.
Mrs Binford and family move to housekeeping role
Mrs Julia Binford and daughter Ruby of Straughn are now doing housekeeping for Irvin Binford and son near Charlottesville. The brief notice notes a family arrangement and residence change as part of local social columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Binford
Ruby
Straughn
Irvin Binford
Son
Charlottesville
Classified Debt Notice From The Citizen
About thirty five accounts for want ads and small advertisements ranging from ten dollars upward. Those who owe us for this class of advertising are urged to call and settle. The Citizen.
To Let and For Sale Classified Items
A compact notes page lists several real estate rentals and farm sales including garden seed, clover hay, Timothy hay, seed oats, and farm equipment. Names include Mrs Ann Johnson Ira Ridlen Ruth A Henley Allen W Newsom O W Righter Clarence Walker J M Stone Clarence Jackson Milt Denton Wm Bass Hill Grain and Coal Co. Stray notices report a red female hound and a black and tan hound with rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jackson
Milt Denton
Shelbyville
Wm. Bass
Carthage
Knightstown Census Registers Population Rise to 1918
Census enumerator Mrs Sylvia Reddick reports Knightstown’s official population at 1918, a gain of 10 from ten years prior when the count was 1908, correcting a previously accepted figure of 2008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Reddick
Knightstown
Corporation of
Knightstown to Welcome Paint Printing Co From Waukegan
The Paint-Printing Co of Waukegan Illinois will locate in Knightstown around April 1 employing forty men. It operates thirty foot presses printing wood and metal signs with paint. Capital stock stands at 100000 dollars. Directors are F W Mitchell W J Matheny and T F Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint - Printing Co
Waukegan
Ill
Knightstown
F. W. Mitchell
W. J. Matheny
T. F. Moore
Miss Binford Visits Sister in Urbana
Miss Lucille Binford visits her sister Mrs Will Eddington in Urbana Indiana last week. Mrs Walter Newsom, who has been ill, shows improvement on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Binford
Will Eddington
Urbana
Walter Newsom
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Ohio
Phelps Bros
Grocers
Lippincott’s
W. H. Maddy
Borden’s Coffee
Chase & Sanborn
Checker Board
Jess Fenwick
Fountaintown
M. Hill
Andrew Zimmerman
Sammie Green
Muncie
Mareshall Green Farm
Taggart
Phelps Bros. Meat Market
Bruce Jordan
North Vernon
Bill ‘Litten
W. G. Lambertson
Bentonville
William Marsh
Hela Ne
Eis
Ww.l. Sunman
Luther Bundy
Greenfield
William Bundy
W. E. Cowin
Watts Lake
sTapgart
Phelps Ros
Floyd Miller
Charles
Roy Brooks
James
R. H. Hill
Farrow
Fesent
Gnightstown
Hillain and Coal Co
W.W. ‘Beck
Winona Newson
Sarah E. Jackson
Winona Lake
Selma Street
Hollywood
Calif
Salvation Army
Hartford City
Howard E. Henley
M. L. Woodbridge
Mary Woodbridge
Austin
Texas
E. B. Butler
Chambers
Bloomington
Milroy
Ridgeville
Henry Frymuth
Richmond
E. M. Sherburne
American Legion
Mays
Guy McBride
John E. Goode
John Pratt
O. R. Kirkham
Clarence Smiley
Myron Addison
Roscoe Wagoner
Ralph McFarland
John Clark
Democratic
the Quality Store
Madame Grace
Warners
Columbia Graphophones
Ann Johnson
Walnut Ridge
Ira Ridlen
Ruth A. Henley
W. E. Alexander
Allen W. Newsom
Earl Tweedy & Son
Steve Wood
J. M. Stone
Clarence Walker
Red Clover Seed
O. W. Righter
Hill Grain and Coal Co
Gates Music Co
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