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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
4
Personal items from Greenfield and surrounding towns list openings at Newsom's, spring millinery at Smith & Smith, and a flood of visits, sermons, meetings, and social events. Includes travels of Miss Effie Hackeman, Miss Haley Hastings, Rev. W J Evans, and many local residents with family and church ties. Burial, speeches, and school notes anchor the community update, with business ads for seeds, gasoline, and linoleum.
The W L C met at the Righters' home with Mrs Owen Hill and others presenting on Shakespeare locations A Avon Stratford Anne Hathaway house and Shakespeare's Memorial Building were discussed Civic League president Mrs Hill urged readiness to back the annual May cleanup day with plans for guest day for the remaining members at the next meeting led by Mrs Gause
Benjamin Haydock of Owasso Michigan visited his sister Mrs Harvey Jessup and cousin Mrs J W Addison last Thursday. Mrs Jessup spent days with her mother at Greenfield as her mother’s condition remains only moderately improved. Frank Foust visited Wilsow Branch Friday to Monday with his daughter Mrs Roy White and family. Mrs W E Alexander and son Morris traveled to Indianapolis for a family dinner honoring sister Mrs Salem Clark and sister Mrs Comingore who plans to move to Bloomington Indiana. Joseph A Robinson visited Indianapolis Sunday with his sister. Mr and Mrs Frank Reddick stayed with sister Mrs Henry Morrow and family near Shirley Sunday. Russell Reddick went to Knightstown Saturday to visit cousin Clyrol Reeves. Walter Rhoades and wife were guests at Earl Sears’s home on Sunday. Ben Jessup, ill for weeks, shows some improvement. Harry Leisure and wife visited Rushville Monday. Walter Moore recovers from mumps. Perry Scott of Rushville visits with friends A L Zimmerman and family for a few days. Mr and Mrs Morton Allender of Greenfield visited Alonzo Gates and family Sunday.
Mrs John Sawyer of Rushville visited Mrs Oma McDuffey this week. Womack Bros. continue revival at the Christian church. The Misses Jennie Terry Ethel Heathcock and Goldie Watkins were in Rushville Saturday. Theodore Stewart of Ft Wayne visited his mother in the Beech last week. Earnest Roberts of Kokomo visiting relatives here. Miss Grace Reed of Indianapolis guest of Mr and Mrs W H McCullough Sunday. Rev J M Clark of Indianapolis and W A Mitchem assisted in the Rally. Day Pest day at the A M collection amounted to ap a Mrs McCullough pastor thanks all who contributed to the success of the day.
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