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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
3
Rev. A. A. Coil resigns from East St. Christian Church effective May 2. Easter millinery promotions urge readers to visit Nelle Beham's in Knightstown for new hats and assortments.
In New Castle area notes, F. J. Kennedy resumes management of his restaurant after a brief interruption. Also: a new Ford roadster owned by Wainwright and Weiles of Rushville was stolen with license 182 726. Bills and Peckinpaugh/ Higgins faces after a liquor incident. NEA voting reports show Indiana and national results on prohibition.
McCarty's Drug Store Noble Miner and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Sohn of Knightstown and P J Sattler were Sunday dinner guests of Gilbert Miner and family.
Scores show Martinsville over Summitville 49 22 and Martinsville 24 25 in overtime. Evansville tops New Castle 85 29. Bedford defeats Syracuse 33 22. Indianapolis rivals pick state winner names Kokomo Frankfort Martinsville. Carthage schedule lists Nov dates and Franklin College beats Rushville 48 29 with Gant scoring eight near center.
A new baseball league will feature six teams Andersonville San dusky Clarksburg New Salem Moscow and Milroy with managers certifying 18 or 20 players to prevent loading up. Willard Speer plans a Carth age club with practices set to begin April 11.
Arlington awards contracts for a new school building with L. E. Wickersham of Logansport for general construction at 32650 dollars. Charles W. Miles of Lewisville secures plumbing heating ventilation and sewerage at 16445 dollars. Murdock Electric Co of Rushville to install electrical work at 1785 dollars. Union Trust Company of Indianapolis awarded the bond issue. 27 bids submitted. Construction to begin soon for fall term.
Cecil Faughn, five months old, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Rhodes of North Mar et street, died Thursday afternoon of last week from spinal meningitis. Survived by parents and one brother. Funeral held Saturday at Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev E L Glover officiating. Mrs F J Kennedy and Mrs Thurman Addison sang. Burial at McCray Cemetery near Wilkinson. W O Moore Funeral Director.
Cecil Faughn infant son of Mr and Mrs Russell Rhodes was born in Carthage October 16 1925 and died March 18 1926 at five months two days. Survived by parents a brother Ersel Vaughn grandparents and great grandparents and many uncles and aunts. The family notes he is safe for ever in heaven.
Several students were excused Friday to attend a state tournament. The high school received new reference books and supplementary readers for the grades. The commercial department entered the state contest with delegates to be announced. R. J. Duke spoke at the school about The Older Boys Conference to be held Saturday in Rushville. Plans are under way for a Girl Reserve Club. A delegation of county officials visited and praised the school. The girls basketball market and the class basketball tournament began Tuesday.
Fred Gurley sold property on West Branch street for 600 dollars to Levi Gurley. Harold Ruby arrived from Rushville Friday night and escaped injury when his automobile crashed into and overturned in the covered bridge east of Arlington.
Notice to the creditors heirs and legatees of J Russell Winslow deceased to appear in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana on March 31 1926 and show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the Clerk March 9 1926 Leonard M Barlow Clerk Rush Circuit Court
Mrs Avery Rawls and daughter Jeanette visited in Anderson on Sunday. Mrs Lula Parish and Bernie Augustine were married March 17 at Shelbyville. They live on a farm near Center Church in this county. Floor varnish, inside varnishes, stains and enamels sold at McCarty's Drug Store. Two masked bandits held up grocer Orestee Kauffman of New Castle, escaping with 285 dollars.
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