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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1912

Page

4

Judge Sparks Will Speak Here At Mass Meeting

Ex Judge Will M. Sparks of Rushville will address a men and boys mass meeting at Fletcher M E Church Sunday March 31 at 2 PM. Revs Wilson Williams and Harbaugh have led the drive, Sparks noted Carthage native with wide acquaintance and speaking ability.

Will M. Sparks Rushville Fletcher M. E. Church Willson Whilliams Harbaugh Judge Sparks Carthage

Rural Route 24 Residents See Visits and Mud

Mrs. Thomas Bradburn is worse. Miss Bonnie Henley stayed at Arcadia over the weekend. Miss Edna Crull returned from a Raleigh area stay. Mr George W. Hall from near Raleigh spent Monday with Levi Crull Sr. Miss Beulah Pierce visited the Crulls. Isaac Bitner and niece Miss Mary Stevens returned from Madison. Bitner notes roads are nearly impassable due to deep mud. Levi I Crull Jr of Texas reported strawberry picking recently. Miss Ruby Reynolds of Vermilion Illinois joined Miss Ruth White for vacation and attended the Glee Club concert.

George W. Hall Near Raleigh Levi Crull Sr Isaac Bitner Mary Stevens Madison Mr Bitner Levi I. Crull Jr Texas Ruby Reynolds Vermillion, Ill Earlham Ruth White Glee Club

Rural Route 23 News and Local Moves

Mrs A B Standiford has la grippe. Beech Valley school closes Friday. James Coppock moved to Clark Esters farm. Miss Mabel Phelps entered State Normal at Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson were in Knightstown Saturday. Rev Mearl Wilson and family visited Thomas Porter Wednesday. Walter Jessup and family from Carthage spent time with his mother Mary E Jessup. Mrs Ebbing returned to Manilla after visiting Silas Fleener family. Esther and Ruth Fleener will live with their aunt. James Terhune of Milroy bought the Fleener farm.

Grippe Beech Valley James Coppock Clark Esters Mabel Phelps Terre Haute Charles Pearson Knightstown Mearl Wilson Paul Thomas Porter Walter Jessup Carl Carthage Mary E. Jessup Ebbing Manilla Silas Fleener Esther Ruth Fleener James Terhune Milroy Fleener

Sheriff Candidate E M Jones Hopes for Nomination

E M Jones, candidate for Sheriff, expected to complete his county canvass yesterday and spend today in Rushville with a broad delegate lineup. He is hopeful of securing the nomination, and many supporters in the area anticipate his victory.

E. M. Jones Rushville

Easter program and church notes at East Street Church

Easter program set for April 7 at East Street Christian Church. Christian Helpers meet with Mrs Ed Bitner. Fletcher M. E. Church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society holds bank offering service Sunday night at 7 with Rev. C. N. Willson delivering the address and special music. Rev. J. Edgar Williams preaches to men at 11 a.m. Sunday. Rev. Morton C. Pearson of Indianapolis to occupy Friends Church pulpit Sunday night and to seek support for Earlham College next week. Reece of Greenfield visited Haywood. Earlham friends attend stage show. Jesse Henley Bible School Class held farewell social for J. S. Shaw and wife in Newton Co. with about 25 present.

East Street Christian Church Ed Bitner Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Fletcher M. E. Church C. N. Willson Merril D. Coffin Earlham Glee Club Missionary Department Friends Christian Endeavor Society J. Edgar Williams Morton C. Pearson Indianapolis Friends Church Cartage Earlham College Eli Reece Greenfield Henry Haywood Family Park Theatre Jesse Henley Bible School Eunice H. Publow J. S. Shaw Kentland Newton Co

Aged Resident John W Addison Sr Dies at 84

John W Addison Sr age 84 9 22 died Wednesday at his Carthage home. Viewing 8 to 11 a m today Friday. Funeral at 1 p m at the home conducted by Rev Ira P Harbaugh. Interment in Addison cemetery. Survived by widow four sons and three daughters. Had been failing in health since the holidays.

John W. Addison Sr Carthage Ira P.harbaugh Addison

Ball Shaw Cards Announce Carrie Shaw Ball Marriage

Mr and Mrs J. S. Shaw announce the marriage of their daughter Carrie Inez to James Arthur Ball on Wednesday March 27 1912 at four o clock in the afternoon at the bride parents home Witnesses were Byron D Ball and family and Rev C N Willson The bride wore white chiffon with lace and satin garniture A light luncheon followed The couple will reside with Byron Ball and wife for the time being

J. S. Shaw Carrie Inez James Arthur Ball Byron D. Ball C. N. Willson Ball Byron Ball

Norman Black Horse Joins Sugar Grove Stable for 1912 Season

Ep Adkins announces the purchase of the imported Norman Black Horse from Snow and Pritchard. The horse will join Adkins regular stable at Sugar Grove Farm one mile west of Carthage for the 1912 season, with large bills to be issued next week.

Snow & Pritchard Sugar Grove Farm Jmile Carthage Ep Adkins

Bring In Your Dry Cleaning Tailor ART LINEBACK

Art Lineback promotes dry cleaning services for men and women with tailored fittings. Advertises clothing care for suits, skirts, jackets and gloves mentioning measurement services.

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Leonard’s Garden Seeds W. H. Sharer W.N. Hinshaw Thomas Bradburn Bonnie Henley Arcadia Edna Crull Beulah Pierce Ruth Geneva Crull Smith & Smith’s A. B. Standiford Wall Paper Department Wagoner’s Hardware Store Indiana Ball-Shaw Hart, Schaffner & Marx Waime Oxfords E. H. Byerly Company Raymond G. Bales Guffin Dry Goods Company Rushville, Indiana Warner
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