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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
3
The Law Firm of Megee and Kiplinger has dissolved and John D. Megee with Samuel L. Innis form Megee & Innis a law partnership located over Peoples National Bank Rushville Indiana Phone 1110 They invite readers to call.
Building lot in New Castle offered for sale with sidewalk and street improvements. Could trade for Carthage property. Denton and Moore have the Saltone agency a medicated salt for animals try it. Call at this office.
The funeral for Howard McDaniel, born January 16, 1899 in Carthage Indiana, was held Friday at Wesleyan Methodist Church with full attendance. Rev E H Kennedy delivered the sermon from Amos 8 and soft prayers blessing the bereaved family. Interment followed at Walnut Ridge with Lewis & Son directing. many relatives and friends attended.
We extend deep appreciation for every expression of sympathy and kindness shown during our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs McDaniels and children.
Sal-Vet is advertised as a conditioner for all kinds of stock at McCarty's Drug Store. Howard E. Henley spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Mrs Eunice H. Publow and daughter Miss Ethel visited Richmond on Thursday. Dr Clark Gause and Mrs Hiram H. Henley were in Indianapolis midweek. J Russell Publow traveled to Cleveland. Roy D. Bun er and Mrs T. F. Carmony hosted Dr and Mrs Clark Gause Friday to Sunday. The Woman's Literary Circle will meet Monday with Mrs A. H. Johnson. Miss Winona Newsom was away from Newm's store last week and early this week for duties.
The Purdue special exhibit car drew a large crowd on a Wednesday visit at Second street, running from 11 27 a m to 5 47 p m. The car showcased scientific farming methods for farmers and breeders, with Purdue bulletins distributed to attendees and literature on topics provided. The Northwestern display nearby attracted less attention but offered country fruit and grain appeal. New York Central lines and Purdue University received praise from farmers along the line.
A Carthage minister denounced the prevalence of profanity after a Saturday incident involving a non resident speaker. The Franklin Star comments that public swearing violates a statute applying to those over fourteen and calls for restraint in front of men and women.
Miss Grace Michael returned from Marion Sunday. Sal-Vet advertised at McCarty's Drug Store. Mrs Eunice H Publow hosted a dinner Wednesday for Mrs John R Wall of Marion, with guests including Mrs J Edgar Williams and others. Mrs John Wall and daughter Frances visited Merrel D Coffin. Rev Mr Wall came Saturday and his daughter returned with him while Mrs Wall remained for the week.
Frank Jessup and family moved to the John F. Leisure farm. Miss Anna Pitts visits Anne for several months. Mrs J. M. Stevens returned Friday from Rushville and Greensburg. Miss Ruth Bemish of Westport stayed with Jacob Knorr over Sunday. Miss Eva Johnson returned from Martinsville where she treated rheumatism. Mrs A. T. Rank and two Cavett Ohio sons visited for a week. Mrs Rank says her husband, busy treating patients during several severe blizzards.
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