Carthage Public Schools Opened With 219 Pupils
The Carthage school year opened Monday with 219 pupils and plans for a high school expansion. Room 1 has 42 pupils taught by Miss Coffin, Room 2 has 51 with Miss Geckler, Room 3 has 30 with Miss Jackson, Room 4 has 32 with Miss Weingart, Room 5 has 31, Room 6 has 33 with Mr. Evans. Professor J Edwin Jay serves as superintendent. Also noted is the Huntsville reunion near Joseph Hunt’s home with a large attendance and a long dining hall feast. Mrs. Charles O White, sister of Mrs. Sandy Mahon, died near Westland after a brief illness. funeral services were held.
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Carthage
Miss Coffin
Miss Geckler
Miss Jackson
Miss Weingart
Hughes
Evans
J. Edwin Jay
Sandy Mahon
Westland
Residence Service Saturday Morning Rite
On Sunday morning at 10 o'clock the Rev. Jared P. Binford will officiate a residence service. The event is conducted by the local parish and invites community members to attend in a private home setting.
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Jared P. Binford
Twenty Years Past Nuptials and Local Social Roundup
Miss May Jane Norris and Arthur W. Winfield wed at her parents home in a Wednesday evening ceremony. Harriet Rawls hosted Friday night gathering for friends bound for school. The event featured punch macarons devil's food cake and pineapple ice. Guests listed include Mildred Henley Lillian Kennedy Helen Overman Vera Pierce Ada Chappell Marjorie Retherford Donald Winslow Paul Pierce Lowell Dyer Henry Stager Lee Retherford Earl Hill Russell Binford. William Parish announces Ruth Parish engagement to Harry Snyder of Indianapolis with marriage planned September 23. John Gates piano pupils present a recital Friday at 8 p m at Fletcher M E church. Union church picnic held at Owen S Henley’s grove after Will B Hill’s grove announcement. Abundant foods and muskmelons donated by Clyde Henley.
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May Jane
A. B. Norris
Arthur W. Winfield
Harriet Rawls
Misers
Mildred Henley
Lillian Kennedy
Helen Overman
Vera Pierce
Ada Chappell
Marjorie Retherford
Donald Winslow
Paul Pierce
Lowell Dyer
Henry Stager
Lee Retherford
Earl Hill
Russell Binford
William Parish
Ruth
Harry Snyder
Indianapolis
John Gates
Fletcher M. E
Union Church
Owen S. Henley
Will B. Hill
Clyde Henley
Iva McCorkle and Trees Jackson Wed at M E Parsonage
Miss Iva McCorkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred McCorkle and Trees Jackson son of Isaiah Jackson of Greenfield wed Monday at 3 pm in the M E parsonage officiated by Rev J I Meyer They will live with her parents Jackson works at the power mill
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Iva McCorkle
Fred McCorkle
Trees Jackson
Isaiah Jackson
Greenfield
M. E. Parsonage
J. I. Meyer
Jackson
Liquidating Agent Seeks Court Allowance Of Claims
Howard E. Henley as Liquidating Agent of the Car Savings Association of Carthage Indiana filed in Rush Circuit Court a petition listing creditors and shareholders with amounts due and seeking full allowance. The judge set Saturday October 31 1936 for appearances to assert claims or objections to the recommended allowances.
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Carthage Building Loan and Savings Association
Carthage
Indiana
Rush Circuit Court
Rush County
Howard E. Henley
Funeral Services Held for Jasper N Ham 62
Funeral services were held Thursday for Jasper N Ham 62 who died at his Gwynneville home last Tuesday. A blacksmith and lifelong Shelby county resident, he is survived by his widow six children Gerald Delbert and Donald Ham at home Mrs William Comstock of Shelbyville Mrs Logan Pea of Gwynneville Mary Helen Ham at home three grandchildren and sisters Mrs Hallie Guffin and Mrs Charles Lei sure of Gwynneville.
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Jasper N. Ham
Gwynneville
Shelby County
Hallie Guffin
Gerald
Delbert
Donald Ham
William Comstock
Shelbyville
Logan Pea
Mary Helen Ham
Charles Leisure
The Family by Gaines MD Poor Circulation Are Nerves
Many patients blame numb feet cold tingling and fatigue on poor circulation, but a tired brain and spinal cord cause these nerve symptoms. Rest is essential. avoid heart tonics unless blood pressure is high and consult a physician for serious leg or arm symptoms.
New Arrivals and Obituary Notices Include Arlington Births
Mr and Mrs Willie Roberts of Charlottesville welcomed George E Roberts an eight and a half pound son born Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Birch Howard welcomed a baby boy born Sunday night. Mary Elizabeth Addison named at Arlington Christian church Monday morning. He died at his Arlington home Saturday evening after a stroke leaving a widow and one daughter Mrs Zula Houston and three grandchildren. Surviving siblings include Mrs John Julian of Carthage and brothers Sam and Henry Addison of near Arlington. He belonged to the Red Men lodge and Arlington Christian church. Services led by Rev Morris Wilson with L V Hauk as undertaker. Carthage residents attended including Mr and Mrs John Julian Mr Lindley Taylor and Mrs Stella Humes.
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Willie Roberts
Charlottesville
George E. Roberts
Charles Night
Mary Elizabeth Addison
Arlington Christian Church
Arlington
Zula Houston
Fon Kemple
Indianapolis
Marjorie
Lavern
John Julian
Carthage
Sam
Henry Addison
Red Men’s Lodge
Christian Church of
Funeral Services for Charles Addison 53
Funeral services for Charles Addison aged 53, who died Saturday night after a brief heart illness, were held Monday at two o'clock at his residence. Born in 1883 in Posey township, he was survived by two nieces Iris Frisco of Peoria and Lucille Gardner at home, with burial in Arlington cemetery.
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Charles Addison
Posey Township
Iris Frisco
Peoria
Ill
Lucille Gardner
Morris Wilson
Arlington Cemetery
Funeral services held for Marshall Addison
Funeral services were conducted for Marshall Addison, son of Levi Addison and his wife, with local mourners gathering to honor the deceased. The chapel program noted family members and friends paying respects as arrangements were announced.
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Marshall Addison
Levi
Sin to Destroy Food and Raiment Sermon Quote
A religious note from The Southern Farmer cites Proverbs 28 19 about toiling the land bringing bread while chasing idle company leads to poverty. The short piece reinforces thrift and diligence as moral guidance for readers.
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Eye Service
New Castle
Fletcher M. E. Church
Omer Trusler
William Jay
Rushville
Grace Overman
Marcella Lineback
Robert Hill
Walnut Street
Evansville
Graham Sedan
DE Soto and
Plymouth
N. State ST
Fark Mifer
Farm Bureau Distributor
Farm Bureau
East
Second ST. Rushville
Posey Township Farm Bureau
Ripley Township
Center Township
Jackson Township
Donald Ruby
Wm. J. Reeves
Oscar Newhouse
The
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Gaines
America
Roosevelt
Landon
Lemke
Thomas
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Crumbo
E. Main St
Knightstown
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Tweedy Lumber Co
Carthage, Ind
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