W L C meeting notes and local notices from Knightstown
Mrs T Benton Henley was to host the W L C meeting but rain moved it to town with Mrs R E Henley. Reports include Bath traditions, Roman Baths paper, district federation delegates, and a year book preview for Woman's Literary Cruise. Local items list social visits, sales, travel, repairs, and town events in Knightstown and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Benton Henley
R. E. Henley
Tennyson
Elizabeth J. Hill
Bath
Eunice H. Publow
Clark
Brookville
A. Q. Hill
Egypt
Holy Land
H. W. Dunning
Boston
Mass
O. S. Hill
Community Notes From S. & S. O. Home Circle
Twenty boys and twenty spirls from the S S O Home furnished the music. Highest market price paid for wool. Elijah Applegate visits daughter Mrs Thomas Cox. Mrs Jesse Siler guest of sister Mrs Jesse A Leis ure two days last week. Friends Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs Ed Adkins Thursday afternoon. C H S class of 11 went to Greenfield for pictures. John Bundy Gwynneville visited Daniel Gatt and relatives. Walter S Walker attends I O O F Grand Lodge in Indianapolis. daughter Ellen visited cousin Mrs Ernestine Irvin. Mrs John R Wall called to Piqua Ohio for sister Miss Heatherington ill and pneumonia. Marshmallows 10c lb at Lovett's Grocery. J F Tweedy autotrip with A W Earnest. Misses Lida Rogers Effie Hackleman Florence B Hunt visited Indianapolis to see Marie Dressler in Tillie's Nightmare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Henley
Richmond
C. G. Hill
Conrad Shields
Charlottesville
Russell H. Phelps
Indianapolis
Phelps
John Lane
W. L. Walker
Irvin M. Hill
George Hinshaw
Knightstown
J. C. Cox
New Castle
Cox
Rockford
Ohio
R. C. Small and Son
J. Russell Publow
Luther Bundy
Greenfield
Walter S. Walker
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Miss Ellen
Ernestine Irvin
John R. Wall
Piqua
Miss Heatherington
Heatherington
J. F. Tweedy
A. W. Earnest
Lida Rogers
Effie Hackleman
Florence B. Hunt
Marie Dressler
Tillie
the Murat
Mrs Nelson White Seeks Sewing Work With Guaranteed Quality
Wanted Work. Mrs Nelson White offers sewing services with reasonable terms and guaranteed workmanship. She seeks your patronage and promises reliable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson White
W. A. Mitchem
Local social notes and notes from Knightstown area
Personal items list births visits and travels of local residents with mentions of Noah Leisure May 16 son Mr Mrs W R Zion Knightown Shriners banquet Indianapolis and other neighbors. Assessor Harvey White and deputies filed heavy workload with County Assessor Moses as real estate is assessed every four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Leisure
Ann Kennedy
Fortville
Harvey T. White
William Henley
Reuben H. Henley
John F. Moses
Noted Patent Salve Claims Worldwide Endorsed by Healers
It Startled the World when the astounding claims were first proved them true and everywhere it is now known as the best salve on earth for Burns, Boils, Scalds, Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings, Eczema, Chapped hands, Fever Sores and Piles. Only 25¢ at
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Hancock County
The administrator of Samuel B. Hill deceased advertises a private sale by order of Rush Circuit Court. Sale begins 1 p.m. at Bank of Carthage Indiana with daily offers until sold. Property includes 60 acres on section 9, 15N 8E. 80 acres in section 16, 15N 8E. 40 acres more or less in west half of southeast quarter, section 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Hill
Rush Circuit Court
Bank of
Carthage High School Tops S. & S. C. Home Team
Carthage High School defeated S. and S. C. Home at their grounds with an 8 to 3 score. Knightstown High School lost here 13 to 9. Carthage tally stands at four wins and two losses this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Knightstown High School
Carthage
Social visit notes and shopping deals in Rush County
Mrs L G Mahan of Lafontaine visited with friends including Mrs Jesse Siler and Mrs Milton Herkless. Mrs D D Sampson of Arlington joined Mrs Mahan for a day in Carthage with Mrs Conrad Kizer. Lace curtains at Cook's Furniture Co. in Knightstown were on sale. Charles Gates returns from Indianapolis hospital on crutches after ten days. three months needed to bear weight. Editor and Miss Rogers joined Mr and Mrs M F Lovett for a Rushville automobile trip via the new road toward Shively and Occident, visiting relatives before Arlington return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Rawls
Herschel Folger
Southland College
Ark
W. Q. Folger
Cecil Mills
Wabash
Herschel
Cook Furniture Co
Knightstown
Knight Templars
M. E. Church
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Rushville
New Castle
Greenfield
Knights
J. C. Cox
A. O. Hill
L. G. Mahan
Lafontaine
Jesse Siler
Milton Herkless
D. D. Sampson
Arlington
Mahan
Carthage
Conrad Kizer
Cook’s Furniture Co
Charles Gates
Methodist
Indianapolis
J. A. Sipe
J. O. Nelson
Charlie
Foley Kidney Remedy Impresses Patient in Irondale
Irondale resident M. N. George suffered kidney trouble for years. After three days on Foley Kidney Remedy the back pain eased and kidney function improved. He recommends the remedy, now sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
M. N. George
Irondale
Ala
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John
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J. S. Shaw
Clyde C. Henley
Walter B. Hill
Carrie Shaw
Cadiz
Small & Anderson
Mabel Mossburg
Andersonville
Louden
Bess
Hazel Moffett
Spiceland
Horace Worth
E. N. Hill
Winona Newsom
Sam QO. McCarty
J. A. Walter
Hill
Cambridge City
C. E. Ramsay
Charlottesville, Ind
Elijah Applegate
Mrs Thomas Cox
Jesse A. Leisure
The
Friends Foreign Missionary Society
Ed. Adkins
John Bundy
Gwynneville
Daniel Gatt
Lovett’s Grocery
W. R. Zion
Knightown
A. B. Norris
Sam O. McCarty
Cora Santer
Sam Haywood
Robert Hinshaw
Chicago
Louisa Coffin
Doran
North Main Street
Clyde Smith
Earnest Duncan
John Duncan
Duncan Home
Otto C. McCarty
R. R. Johnson
Detroit
Clarence Weaver
C.G. Clark
Marie
Marjorie
P. J. Sattler
Roswell
N. M
Carthagearket
L. D. Gardner
Carthage Grain CO
E. D. Lewis’ Furniture Store
H. H. McGuffin
Lewis’ Furniture Store
Ind
R. C. Hill
Shoeing and Repair Shop
East Mill Street
Pierce
Chas. W. Smith
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