Church notes and revival plans around town
Albert J Beveridge to speak Sunday at 2 p m during union services in the Auditorium East St Christian announces Indiana reading contest points due March 15 Sunshine Circle hosts St Patrick day event Bible school 9 45 a m W O Moore superintendent Preaching 11 am Monthly Business Meeting Thursday 7 pm Earn a Dollar missionary society meeting Wednesday 8 pm at L Newsoms home Come Friendly Circle meets Thursday 2 30 pm with Mrs Orlando Zimmerman Charles S Dudley pastor Fletcher Me Sunday School 9 30 am Morning worship 10 30 am revival titled How a layman began a revival Epworth League 6 pm J I Meyer pastor Wesleyan Methodist Bible School 9 30 am preaching 10 30 am by Thurman Addison Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 pm E L Glover pastor
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The
Foreign Missionary Society
L. Newsom
Fletcher M.E
Former Resident Dies in Greenfield
Rebecca Binford age 72 longtime resident here died Saturday at the home of her son in Greenfield from heart trouble. Survived by one sister Mrs J Butler and one Mr James Williams. Funeral held Monday at 2 30 at Walnut Ridge Gates pastor at Dunkirk officiated. Burial followed at Walnut Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Binford
Ray Gurley
Greenfield
J. Butler i
James Williams
Iowa
Walnut
Gates
Dunkirk
Walnut Ridge
Blacksmith Shop Opening Stirs West Mill Street Area
Richard Hasty rents concrete building owned by Car Parish on the old mill lot West Mill street to establish a blacksmith shop. Hasty and family occupy the Henley property at the point of the V.
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Richard Hasty
Car Parish
West Mill Street
Mr Hasty
Henley
Mrs Jessup at Haydock Brother’s frail health home
Mrs Mary Jessup visits her ill brother Walter at Haydock near Westland for the week as the Gitisen subscription note appears.
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Mary Jessup
Walter
Haydock
Westland
Carthage Hotel to reopen March 20 under Richardson brothers
The Carthage Hotel, closed for several weeks, will reopen March 20 under the management of G. W. and William S. Richardson. They have rented Everett McFarlan’s property near Dunreith and state they bring hotel experience. The Richardson family currently occupies the late Owen S. Hill property.
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Carthage
G. W
William S. Richardson
Everett McFarlan
Dunreith
Rising Sun
G. W. Richardson
Owen S. Hill
Death of Mrs Ella Binford in Nashville
News reached here of the death of Mrs Ella New som Binford wife of Marshall Binford who died suddenly Saturday in Nashville Tennessee after alighting from a street car. She had worked in the Veterans Bureau offices there and was a former resident of Carthage about twenty years ago. The body was brought Monday to Elizabethtown Indiana for burial.
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Ella Newsom Binford
Marshall Binford
Nashville
Tenn
Binford
Veterans’ Bureau
Carthage
Elizabethtown
Ind
Planing Mill to Rise at Walnut Street Yards
J. F. Tweedy owner of the local lumber yards announces immediate erection of a frame planing mill at 60442 feet on the Walnut street side to serve the yard business. Earl Tweedy will manage operations.
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J. F. Tweedy
Walnut Street
Earl Tweedy
DeSchipper Sells Central Indiana Cannery Interests
John DeSchipper of the DeSchipper Canning Company sells interests in Central Indiana Cannery operations with plants at Knightstown Spiceland and Kennard to an Indianapolis man. DeSchipper ran the Knightstown and Spiceland plants last two seasons and Kennard for three. he will devote full time to the local factory.
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John DeSchipper
DeSchipper, Canning Company
Indiana
Knightstown
Spiceland
Kennard
Indianapolis
DeSchipper
Death of Mrs Russell Sherrett at Sexton Hospital
Mrs Russell Sherrett age 20 dies at Sexton Hospital Rushville following an operation for acute appendicitis. Resided on N Walnut Street with her husband Mr Sherrett and her father on the Mary Kizer property. She had come from Eden after marrying in November and the body was taken to Cicero for burial.
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Russell Sherrett
James Forbes Die After Illness At 76 In Morristown Area
James Forbes aged 76 died Thursday at 5 40 am from a complication of diseases at the home of his daughter Mrs G E Nugent near Morristown where he had resided for seven years after leaving the farm He had been ill about three weeks Surviving are his widow four children Mrs Lina Winslow of Arlington Mrs Leona Seely near Carthage Henry Forbes of Knightstown and Mrs Nugent and one sister Mrs Mary Scott of Indianapolis Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 30 am at Walnut Ridge Friends Church with burial
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James Forbes
G. E. Nugent
Morristown
Lina Winslow
Arlington
Leona Seely
Carthage
Henry Forbes
Knightstown
Nugent
Mary Scott
Indianapolis
Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Charlie White declares candidacy for Ripley township trustee
Local businessman Charlie E. White announced his bid for the Ripley township trustee seat today. He operates a hardware store and emphasized community service and responsible local governance during the declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie E. White
Ripley Township
News of People You May Know from Different Towns
Mrs L R Rigdon of Highland Park Ill left Morristown last week to visit brothers Dale Wolf and Orion Wolf and families in Cincinnati and Marion H M Sutton formerly of Knightstown Ind who recently bought the rooming house at 505 W Market St that also housed Roger Cash Grocery has taken over the store. Born March 2 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Parish of Indianapolis. A large incubator and 750 eggs at the home of Harrison Elliott were destroyed by fire last week due to a wind blown window igniting the heater in the incubator. Miss Lenora Hall of Knights town may leave for Arizona for health. Mr and Mrs Jesse Henley left Miami Fla March 3 arriving here about April 1 en route visiting Louis M Wildman in Atlanta Ga J D Calvert and family in Selma C and Eleanor Henley and E P Trueblood in Richmond.
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L. R. Rigdon
Highland Park, Ill
Morristown
Dale Wolf
Cincinnati
Orion Wolf
Marion
Harrison Elliott
Greenfield Daily Reporter
Jesse Henley
Miami
Fla
Louis M. Wildman
Atlanta
J. D. Calvert
Selma, C
Eleanor Henley
E. P. Trueblood
Richmond
Piano Branch Agency Opens In Local Building
The Pearson Piano Co of Indianapolis opens a branch in the S. L. Newsom building East Mill Street with a line of pianos players phonographs and radios. Branch manager B E Shirley in charge with Mrs Collis and F E Johnson assisting. Store opening Saturday. The Citizen one year for 1.50.
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Pearson Piano Co
Indianapolis
S. L. Newsom
East Mill Street
B. E. Shirley
Anderson
Collis
F. E. Johnson
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W. J. Phelps
A. W. Winfield
Chase & Sanborn’s
Seal Brand Coffee
Prine
Happines
Albert J. Beveridge
East ST. Christian
T. Benton Henley
Sunshine Circle
St. Patrick’s
Bible School
W. O. Moore
Friendly Circle
Orlando Zimmerman
Charles S. Dudley
Epworth League
Howard Zimmerman
Charles M. Sheldon
J. I. Meyer
Bro. Thurman Addison
E. L. Glover
Carthage Hotel
Auditorium Theatre
Charleston
Doris Kenyon
Aileen Pringle
Ronald Colman
Thief OF Paradise
Blake
South Sea
Jack Hoxie
the Wild Horse
Pathe
West Point
Tennessee
Sells Canning Interests
Sexton Hospital
Paul Parish
Lenora Hall
Arizona
Piano
Richardson Bros
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