Local notes and a runaway horse disturb New Castle
Miss Grace Binford visits her brother Arthur in New Castle while R C Hill serves as a Masonic Grand Lodge delegate in Indianapolis. A young horse owned by Clyde Henley ran wild through several streets after its rider left to close a gate, stopping at shops and a home before being caught at the livery barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Binford
Arthur
New Castle
R. C. Hill
Indianapolis
Masonic Grand Lodge
Clyde Henley
W L C Annual Guest Night at Henley Home
The Woman's Literary Circle hosted its annual guest meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs R Ed gar Henley with fifty four attendees. Mr Jesse Pugh and Miss Martha Hoggsett entertained, delivering musical selections and piano solos while ladies served raspberry salad and sweets. Out of town guests included Mr J M Stone and Mrs Clarence Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Edgar Henley
Pugh
J.M. Stone
Rushville
Clarence Weaver
Indianapolis
Marton Janes Char
S. L. Newsom
Barber Shop Sold as Jones Leaves Carthage
A. C. Jones sold his barber shop to Cleveland Beher who will take possession June 1. The new proprietor will keep George Winslow and Forrest Rawls and hire a fourth man, with Mr Beher handling the shop’s dirt and cigars. Jones plans to leave Carthage with his family, having run a well regarded business and home on Walnut street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jones
Cleveland
George Winslow
Forrest Rawls
Bener
Walnut Street
Beher
Winslow and
Rawls
Cleve Beher
Public Sale Notice for Mrs Elizabeth J Hill
Household goods to be sold at 2 30 p m on Saturday May 27 at residence on North Main Street One good road wagon and some oats also for sale. Estate details indicate a local household liquidation event conducted by Mrs Elizabeth J Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Hill
North Main St
Subscriptions Sought for Citizen as Week Ends
About 300 subscribers are sought as last week's Citizen issue nears, with a plea for renewals and new orders to support the publication.
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the Citizen
Decoration Day Observance Lacks Formal Plans
No arrangements have been made for memorial day in the area though longtime volunteers may again prepare bouquets and flowers. Few veterans remain and without a G. A. R. Post interest wanes as the generation distant from 1865 tends to favor leisure over remembrance.
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G. A. R. Post
Narrow Escape For Carthage Pleasure Party
Mrs Wm Junken recounts a near tragedy at Urbana QC where a party of pleasure seekers was pulled across the reservoir by a motor boat with two trailers. A hidden log caused the motor to explode, telescoping the trailers and wrecking three boats. Passengers, including Squire J. W. Bishop and Ben S. Bishop, were rescued and brought to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Junken
Urbana
Squire J. W. Bishop
Ben S. Bishop
Prospering On the Coast in Chino Talbert Drilling 278-Foot Well
Clark Talbert, new 40 acre landholder near Chino, hired N S Rice to drill a 278 foot well with 110 feet gravel at depth. Rice calls the well among the best in the country and it is expected to yield 150 inches of water or more. Talbert plans 20 acres to alfalfa this year and 20 more next year powered by a 20 HP motor and pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chino
Cal
Clark Talbert
Carthage
C. P. Talbert
N. S. Rice
Rice
Talbert
Fund Drive For Earlham College Prompts Local Canvass
Prof E P Trueblood of Richmond and others have organized a canvass in the territory to raise funds for Earlham College. Nearly $3000 has been subscribed to date as R E Henley tours the area in his automobile with the fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Trueblood
Richmond
Mr Osborn
Greenfield
C. O. Whitely
Jesse Henley
R. E. Henley
Earlham College
Ice-Keep Kool offers constant ice supply for comfort
A local ad promotes affordable ice service from Carthage’s W. H. McCullough, promising several pounds weekly at little cost and constant ice for all residents via the Carthage phone line 22.
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Carthage
W. H. McCullough
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Henley’s
P. J. Sattler
Joe Sattler Jr
Charlottesville
William Phelps
Robert Stanley
Earlham
Jerry Brown
Near Arlington
Conrad Kizer
News and Star Agency
C. G. Hill
The
Citizen
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Star
Roy Linscott
Frank Gilbert
Howard
Karl Kizer
Riese Fa
Parintha Anderson
J.H. McCarty &Son
Smith & Smith’s
P. J. Binford
Morris Henley
Terre Haute
Lloyd W. Henley
J. M. Stevens
South Bend
William Manley
R. G. Jones
H. H. Henley
C. Jones
the Barber
Newsom
Chas. Newsom
Twine
Osborne
W.H. Sharer
H.R. Hall & Company
Carthage, Ind
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