Carthage Lodge 1. C. O. F. meets Tuesday evenings
Carthage Lodge No. 255 of the I. O. F. holds weekly meetings at 7:30 PM on the third floor of the Auditorium, East Mill Street. Visiting members are welcome.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
2
Carthage Lodge No. 255 of the I. O. F. holds weekly meetings at 7:30 PM on the third floor of the Auditorium, East Mill Street. Visiting members are welcome.
The article fragment notes a railroad time schedule and mentions wild geese honking to the south along with the first frost arrival last Friday night.
Grayce V Drake and Mrs J L Rohm gain Citizen subscriptions while Rushville and Knightstown residents join new subscribers. A Greenfield barn fire destroys a farm building and fault lines light up across state with gym damage, rail injuries, and train collisions. Jonathan Dawes to speak in Indianapolis. Nashville may host a pottery venture. Turbulent year figures show park visitation and fatal accidents across Anderson, Rushville, Dayton, Columbus, and Middletown.
Notice promotes art display from primary to sixth grades and a climbing bears exhibit. Encourages reading aloud about leaders and adventure and highlights the new book Famous Leaders of Character. Citizen subscription offered at $1.50 per year.
Jesse Siler is again in poor health. Mrs Will S Coleman returns from visiting her parents in Ohio to Miami Florida. A big assortment of blankets and comforts at Sample Furniture Co Knightstown. Peter Flint family of Liberty visited A B Shriner and family. Mr and Mrs A B Norris Rushville Carl Norris and family Anderson H L Creesy and family Beach City Ohio were guests of A W Winfield. The E L B O W met Monday night with Mrs Hubert Hill. Eleven members and one visitor present. $25.43 cleared at their Jitney Supper Saturday. Fred Sims Jr fractured right forearm riding bicycle near East First Street. Jitney Supper 5 to 7 Saturday Auditorium. See menu. Roy Herkless send Citizen to daughter Mrs Donald Stoten in Indianapolis. Pat Duskey of Rittman Ohio employed at the mill. Earl Reeves visiting from Rittman. Mrs J A Lineback went to Rushville Tuesday for Connersville district Stewards meeting at Rev J T Scull. Emmet Davis Urbana Ohio spent Saturday with William Parish family. Mrs Davis formerly Miss Mary Junken. Bert Parish Greenfield visited his mother Miriam Parish. Marcel waving 75c at Fred J Sims Store Saturday. Carthage telephone No 2-208. Alta Tweedy. California Comedy Dramatic Stock Co 10 performers presents high class plays with vaudeville and dancing Thursday Friday Saturday Auditorium Theatre 745 p m Adm 15 and 8c.
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