Mrs Nancy Duncan Visits With Local Family
Mrs Nancy Duncan of New Castle visited Friday with Mr and Mrs George Ewing. Delegates William J. Henley and Rowland H. Hill attended the Republican state convention held Wednesday and Thursday at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis. Mrs William Minor, ill since Friday evening, showed improvement Thursday. Mrs Fay Winslow and daughter visited with Mrs R W Brooks of Indianapolis and her sister Mrs Rex Hyre of Cleveland Wednesday, at Miss Susie Bentley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Duncan
New Castle
George Ewing
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
William J. Henley
Rowland H. Hill
Ripley Township
William Minor
Fay Winslow
R. W. Brooks
Rex Hyre
Cleveland, O
Susie Bentley
Fragmentary verse hints at dreamlike imagery and dawn
A cryptic piece evokes Morphean seas and sleeping sparks of genius. Vague lines mention caves, eyelids closing, and a cheerful dawn. The text resembles a poetic meditation rather than a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menithere
Memorial Day Observances Highlight Community Services
Memorial Day events span several towns with services, parades, and speeches. Governors and local leaders including Governor Jackson and Mayor Handley will speak. bands, veterans groups, and youth organizations participate. Some closures affect banks libraries post offices and stores. rain plans shift gatherings to indoor venues.
In Memoriam William F. McGurk
Poem memorializing men who marched in past wars. imagery recalls naval fleets, musket days, fields of France, Normandy and Morro. It honors fallen soldiers with crosses in green grass and a sky smiling over, urging remembrance by comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
North Sea
Normandy
Morro
William F. McGurk
Kansas City Star
Residents relocate within Indiana towns to new farms and towns
The Checker Board er and Mrs William Pitts who had been residing at Green field the past seven years removed to the farm here last week. Gerald Stewart and family will move to Knightstown Mon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitts
Greenfield
Gerald Stewart
Knightstown
Purol Company toestablish station in rushville
Sidney Hunt of Rushville visited Wednesday representing Purol Company which plans to set up a service station here soon. A number of possible sites are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hunt
Rushville
Purol Company
Veteran recalls Civil War battles and prison escape
Ponca City Oklahoma veteran T. J. Martin aged eighty recalls fighting in battles including Malvern Hill South Mountain Antietam and Gettysburg. He describes being wounded at Harper's Ferry and Libby prison and recalls aiding a sick friend to escape. He notes Cold Harbor losses of about 8000 in ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Martin
Ponca City
Okla
Daily
Oklahoman
Malvern Hill
South Mountain
Antietam
Cold Harbor
Hay for Sale Twenty Acres Near Walnut Ridge Church
Twenty acres or more of a fine prospect of Little Red clover is offered for sale 80 rods east of Walnut Ridge church. Allen W. Newson, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge Church
Allen W. Newson
Agt
Two New Factories Planned in Indiana Locals
A broom factory employing about forty men is being located in Muncie by two Chicago men. Milton near Cambridge City secured a new factory to manufacture fire proof safes.
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Muncie
Chicago
Milton
Cambridge City
Commencement Exercises Honor Carthage Graduates
The Carthage public schools held their forty second commencement on Saturday May 22 in the public auditorium. Dr Roscoe Gilmore Stott Redpath lecturer delivered the address noted for drama and humor. Sixteen graduates include Florence Henley Ruth Henley Sarah Miller Verna Jessup Virginia Gray Lucile Reddick Ruth Moore McNicholl Dorothy Herkless Lorel Nigh Ethelyn Weaver Joseph Alexander Hubert Hunt Glen Renegar Malcolm Small Howard Tetrick Donald Renegar. Class motto Build for Character Not for Fame colors Cerise and Silver flower American Beauty Rose. Invocations by Rev E L Glover and benediction by Rev J I Meyer. Orchestra pieces and a saxophone solo by Henry Stenger Indianapolis with Mrs A J Carr at piano. diplomas presented by Principal Paul Linton with Bayard Baker class sponsor and attendance by B D Farthing county superintendent and T J Passwater township trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Public Schools
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Redpath
Florence Marion Henley
Ruth Abigail Henley
Sarah Evelyn Miller
Verna Louise Jessup
Virginia Margaret Gray
Lucile Jane Reddick
Ruth Ellen Moore McNicholl
Dorothy A. Herkless
Lorel L. Nigh
Ethelyn Weaver
Joseph P. Alexander
Hubert G. Hunt
Glen T. Renegar
Malcolm H. Small
Howard Tetrick
Donald L. Renegar
E. L. Glover
Wesleyan Methodist Church
J. I. Meyer
Fletcher M. E. Church
Henry Stenger
Indianapolis
A. J. Carr
Paul W. Linton
B. D. Farthing
T. J. Passwater
Bayard Baker
Junior Senior Banquet at Kenneth Rhodes Home
The Junior Senior banquet was hosted Friday evening at Kenneth Rhodes's country home. Decorations featured class colors. Rhodes served as toastmaster with junior proposals and senior replies by Malcolm Small and others. Miss Elizabeth Gray's orchestra performed between readings. Corsages and boutonnieres were exchanged. American Beauty rose ice cream was served with a dinner including fruit cocktail, hot rolls, creamed chicken, creamed peas, perfection salad, ice cream, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rhodes
Malcolm Small
Paul W. Linton
T. J. Passwater
Elizabeth Gray
Miss Hale
Travel Talk Given Monday at Friends Church
Public meeting Monday afternoon featured Grace Julian Clarke presenting a lecture The Isle of Man under the auspices of Ripley Country Club and the Woman's Literary Circle. Miss Lucile Pitts performed piano selections and Miss O Mary De Schipper played two violin numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Grace Julian Clarke
Isle of Man
Ripley Country Club
Woman’s Literary Circle
Lucile Pitts
O’mary de- Schipper
Aid group plans all day meeting with luncheon
M. E. Aid holds an all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs H. H. Foust. Members will meet at 10 at the church for transportation to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid
H. H. Foust
Grocery Moves to New Location in Bundy Building
The Carl Harvey grocery store moves from the Bundy building on East Mill street to new quarters in the S. L. Newsom building on the same street. Harvey is assisted by Mrs Harry Nelson and Wilbur McCorkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harvey
Bundy
East Mill Street
S. L. Newsom
Harvey
Harry Nelson
Wilbur McCorkle
A Case for Sherlock Holmes Stolen traffic guide found near Riverside
The electric green and red traffic guide known as the silent police man was stolen after 11 30 Tuesday night in the public square. It was recovered Wednesday morning at the road intersection near Riverside church and replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Church
Wedding Invitations or Announcements Neatly Printed
Notices indicate services for wedding invitations and announcements offered at the office. Includes design, printing options, and sample cards to choose from for couples planning nuptials.
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Vineland, New Jersey
Nancy Hall
Tennessee
John Winslow
W. J. Phelps
Iblack Defender
Cyclone
A. W. Winfield
Dayton
Jolly
Rexall
A. B. Shriner
Shanes Choen
Citizen Office
Milroy
Mr. Dunkle
Jackson
Memorial Hall
Morristown
Asbury Cemetery
American Legion
Carthage
Lincoln Hall
Handley
Richmond
Public Square
McCullum Street
Cemetery
S. O
L. A. Handly
Broad
Main Street
Bundy Avenue
Sons of Veterans
Woman’s Relief Corps
Boy Scouts
Girl
Stewart Long
Memoriam
Argonne
Checker Board
Auditorium Theatre
Jarre Oye
Jack Holt
Red Gulch
Harry Cavey
Sherlock Holmes
Newsom
Harvey’s Grocery
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