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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

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East St Christian Church Notes on Mother's Day Service

The pastor delivered a fine sermon at the Sunday service and a Mother's Day program featured solos by Mrs J A Walter North Vernon Helen Siler and a quartet with Mrs T Benton Henley Mrs Henry Jessup R L Hamilton and Van Hood plus orchestra. A Ladies Aid market netted .20 and the third Quarterly Conference is set for May 15 with Dr W W Tevis presiding. Sacramental services are planned next Sunday morning with Dr Tevis in charge. A Peace service will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 as peace societies urge prayer for an end to war. A parade of Motherhood drew a good crowd. An error in last week's Citizen misdated the parcel sale at the Gas Office by the E L B O W. the correct date is this Saturday May 15. Mother's Day was observed in the Sunday School Primary with songs and recitations and honored mothers as guests. The Foreign Missionary Society meets next Wednesday afternoon with Mes Anakopi Eunice H Publow Elizabeth J Hill and Lillian Moore on the program. Members should notify Ella J Coffin to arrange conveyance to Mrs Morris's home.

J. A. Walter North Vernon Helen Siler T. Benton Henley Henry Jessup R. L. Hamilton van Hood Foreign Missionary Society Eunice H. Publow Elizabeth J. Hill Lillian Moore Ella J. Coffin

Ordinance bans youths from streets after curfew in Wepace town

The town of Wepace Indiana enacts curfew restricting anyone under fifteen from streets and public places from 8 pm April 1 to 7 pm October 1 and 7 pm October 1 to 8 pm April 1. Violators face fines from 50 cents to 5 dollars and possible 2 to 24 hours confinement by the marshal.

Fife Wepace Indiana Carthage

May Quarterly Parade Draws Large Crowd In Overcrowded Main Street

A Saturday May Quarterly parade drew an overflow of vehicles with Main Street taxed to capacity. The day was cloudy but not threatening, and the event remained orderly, safe, and well managed despite the large turnout.

Main Street

Reward for arrest of Saxon Roadster joyriders

The owner S. L. Newsom offers 25.00 reward for the arrest and conviction of those who took a Saxon Roadster from the garage on Saturday night May 8.

S. L. Newsom

Watch, Jewelry Repair Request Plaintains at Store

Notice calling for clock and jewelry work to be done at White and Son's hardware store with instruction to call for service at phone number 1.101. This terse notice seeks repair work and warns the reader to contact for it.

White & Son’s

Reshville Ladies Musicale Garners Praise at Library

The Ladies Musicale of Rest presented a brief program led by Mrs Bebout Mrs Piper and Miss Wagner Tribby Frazee Norris and the hostess. Guests Mrs J M Stone Mrs T Benton Henley and Miss Pearle Coffin escorted the ladies to the public library where they spoke highly of the venue.

Bebout Piper Wagner Tribby Frazee Norris J. M. Stone T. Benton Henley Pearle Coffin

Baccalaureate Sermon At East St Christian Church

An immense Sunday crowd heard Rev. D. E. Hanna of Indianapolis deliver a sermon praised as among the best. Fletcher M. E. Church was filled early with many unable to gain admission as the class colors appeared in American flags and floral arrangements. The Girls' Glee Club sang with Miss Wilkin at the piano, and Rev. J. Edgar Williams gave the benediction.

D. E. Hanna Indianapolis East St. Christian Church Mr Hanna Fletcher M. E Wilkin J. Edgar Williams

Juniors Host Banquet For Seniors And Faculty At Carthage Hotel

The Juniors entertained the Seniors and Faculty with a three course banquet at the Carthage Hotel on Monday evening. Decorations featured class colors and canoes with red roses as centerpieces. Toasts were given by the Juniors and R M Ratliff spoke. Miss Harriett Rawls attended as a guest and played piano. A after dinner, the group moved to Jesse Henley’s home for a musical program.

Carthage R. M. Ratliff Harriett Rawls Jesse Henley and

Plans of the School Teachers

The Misses Lewis plan to spend their vacation at Bay View Michigan as usual. Mr Ratliff will spend the summer at his home north of town. Miss Woodbridge stays here with a probable Chicago visit. Miss Goddard will return to Connersville. Mr DeVoe resumes studies in Bloomington. Miss Boyd remains at Williamsport. Miss Vickery will be in Arlington part of the summer. Miss Wilkin vacationing in Blanchester Ohio. Mrs M C Harris of Booker T Washington School will be in Indianapolis.

Lewis Bay View Mich Mr Ratliff Miss Woodbridge Chicago Miss Goddard Connersville Mr DeVoe Bloomington Miss Boyd Williamsport Miss Vickery Arlington Miss. Wilkin Blanchester Ohio M. C. Harris Booker T Washington School Indianapolis

Reunion and Field Day at Spiceland Academy

On Wednesday May 26 Spiceland Academy hosts reunion and field day with two baseball games against Earlham College. May 28 Friday features Knightstown Commencement with Gates Orchestra of Carthage. The Citizen One Year one dollar.

Spiceland Academy Earlham College Knightstown Gates Orchestra Carthage

May Quarterly Meeting at Walnut Ridge Draws Large Attendance

Mrs Russell Gillis and son Max of Fairmount West Virginia visited last week with sister Mrs Frank Overman and family. May Quarterly Meeting at Walnut Ridge Saturday included a morning worship, a noon dinner, and an afternoon business session. A brief stockholders meeting of the U S Board and Paper Co met here Wednesday to discuss future plans with attendees W P Holliday Detroit Michigan W W Kurtz also Detroit C O Frankenberg Columbus O Mrs Duncan Cincinnati O and E N Hill Carthage.

Russell Gillis Max Fairmount W. Va Frank Overman Walnut Ridge U. S. Board and Paper Co W. P. Holliday Detroit Mich W. W. Kurtz C. O. Frankenberg Columbus Duncan Cincinnati E. N. Hill Carthage

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Henley’s Grocery Taggart Sohn’s Meat Market Lovett’s Grocery Fletcher M. E. Church East ST. Christian W. W. Tevis Dr. Tevis Harold E. Ratliff Reshville Musicale Here H. O. Pitts Newsom Palm Beach London Axminster Brussels Hood’s Garage Carthage, Ind
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