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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1925

Page

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Manlief Found Dead in Bed Aged 66 at Daughter's Home

Oren Elmer Manlief, 66, resident five years, was found dead Sunday morning in his daughter Mrs Charles Weaver's home from a self inflicted head wound with a revolver. Coroner J M Lee cites poor health as cause. he died Saturday evening while family was uptown. He survived by three daughters Mrs Weaver Mrs John Hobbs Mrs Grover Ennis of Rushville and a son Benjamin Manlief of Connersville. Funeral at Wesleyan Methodist Church Tuesday at ten. Burial at East Hill Arlington.

Oren Elmer Manlief Charles Weaver J. M. Lee Rushville Weaver John Hobbs Grover Ennis Benjamin Manlief Connersville Wesleyan Methodist Church E. L. Glover

Local farm moves shift residents around Morristown area

The Checker Board er and Mrs Phillips near Morristown occupy the C. S. Winslow farm south of Walnut Ridge. George Hyatt moves to Charlottesville. J. W. Reese leaves Mrs Ewing farm for Rushville. Gerald Craig relocates to Shirley from Hill Bros. Oler Arnold joins a farm. Joe Ridlen moves to the former J. J. Skinner farm. Ode Drake moves from southwest of here to Rushville. Roy M. Small family to take the late Mrs Laura Rawls property. Ira Collins moves to a farm north of Charlottesville. Mr and Mrs Frank Silver prepare to move near Elwood to take charge of a truck farm.

Mrs Phillips Morristown C. S. Winslow Walnut Ridge Gerald Craig Hill Bros Shirley Oler Arnold Joe Ridlen J. J. Skinner Roy M. Small Laura Rawls Ira Collins Charlottesville Frank Silver Elwood

Evening revival and services schedule

Preaching at 10 30. Y M W B at 6 15 p m. Revival meetings at 2 and 7 30 p m.

Epworth League Chure

Mays Church Damaged by Fire

A Sunday morning fire struck the Presbyterian church in Mays around 9 30. Damage is estimated at 1000 dollars before Pumper company No 2 from Rushville arrived to control the blaze. A Carthage fire fighter assisted but was not required. The basement burned due to a furnace origin as a bucket brigade fought the flames. The heat damaged the floor seats and decorations.

Mays Presbyterian Pumper Company No. 2 Rushville Carthage Auto

Moose Population Boosts Hope On Kenai Peninsula

Seward game warden George Cotter reports about 5,000 moose on the Kenai peninsula with similar Yukon figures. The Alaska climate and food supply, plus reduced mining and native population pressures, aid growth as hunters ship mainly antlers while meat and hides hold value.

George Cotter Seward Alaska Kenai Peninsula Yukon

Houses Built to Last in New England Restoration

A 200 year old seacoast house in New England was restored revealing that soft wood underfloors, laid long ago, remained sound and aged into durable top flooring. The finding supports the notion that defects arise from foundation settlement rather than material weakness.

New England Seacoast

Three Waters Found In Kentucky Well

Jack Pollard of Stanford Kentucky drilled 21 feet into his home well and found three distinct waters. At three feet a stream of sweet water with a sugary taste appeared. At eleven feet a flow of sulphur water followed. By twenty one feet salt water ended efforts.

Jack Pollard Stanford Pollard

Mrs Anna Ford Dies After Auto Collision Near Greenfield

Mrs Anna Ford age 44 of Westland died at Methodist hospital Indianapolis from injuries received at 7 p m when struck by an automobile driven by Oakley Jacks at Greenfield. She was riding with others en route to Bulgin tabernacle meetings and was crossing the street with a young girl when hit. The girl suffered only minor injuries.

Anna Ford Westland Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Greenfield Ford Bulgin Tabernacle Oakley Jacks

Rushville Eyes joint city county community building

Rushville seeks a community building project that may be funded and constructed through a cooperative effort between the city and the county. Officials weigh site, cost, and long term use as they study feasibility.

Rushville

Determination Counts

A quotation from Grit emphasizes belief as the driver of achievement. It asserts that people can conquer challenges when they think they can, framing mindset as the key to success across ages.

Ancient wooden water pipes unearthed in Park Lane London

Hol lowed-out tree pipes from the Charles II era have been excavated in Park Lane London. Archaeologists say the dry, timber conduits reveal historic city water supply methods and early urban infrastructure.

Charles II Park Jane London

Tweedy's Lumber Yard Offers Field Fence Carload Deal

A carload of field fence has arrived at Tweedy's Lumber Yard and buyers are urged to act now while prices stay favorable. The store promotes the fresh stock as a limited time opportunity for farmers and ranchers planning fencing projects.

Tweedy

Fred Brooks in Indianapolis Basketball Game and Dance

Fred Brooks spent Wednesday in Indianapolis to attend a colored basketball game between Carthage Strollers and Franklin with a dance to follow on March 17.

Holbrook Blinn and Enid Bennett the Bad Man Fred Brooks Indianapolis Carthage Strollers Franklin North Main Street Carthage

Sheep maiming by dogs near farm east of town

Marshall Green found fifty sheep on a farm east of here ruined by dogs overnight Tuesday. Two sheep were badly maimed, about twenty others lacerated or wool damaged by the attack.

Marshall Green Here

Walker Couple Temporarily Located in New Castle

Mr and Mrs John Walker are temporarily located in New Castle. The notice notes their current residence status and presents no additional context or dates.

John Walker New Castle

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