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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
3
In Rushville Indiana a dealer advertises a large stock of Montella and Millstone granite monuments with legible lettering and reasonable prices inviting customers to view and be convinced.
The couple wed with a white crepe gown and Mediam lace, amid asters and lavender decor. The groom, a Earlham graduate, plans YMCA work. the bride, Monmouth College alumna, joins a three week East tour then a Shanghai posting for YMCA duties.
Anna McCorkle and R F Stanley along with Mrs H G Rawls and daughters Harriet and Jeanette join Misses Publow Disher and Hunt in a Sept 4 ceremony at the Mossburg home in Andersonville. Rev Carl R Berry officiated with Gus Thompson present. The couple plan Irvington and Butler College attendance. Rev Berry circles a career of church work and education.
Frederick E. Sohn buys interest in the List meat market and bakery at Knightstown and moves with his wife to a Franklin Street property. Announcement of the marriage of Stella Bender and Martin McDermitt set for Sept 21 at the bride’s mother Mrs Fannie Bender’s home. Rev and Mrs B F Dailey of Greenfield host a reception and celebrate their twenty fifth anniversary. Joe S. Michael of Milroy, Big Four Agent, visited family here and plans a southern vacation. Rev Mrs Daisy Barr, Friends Church pastor, returns from six months in England Norway and Sweden.
Local notes report Mrs Clarkson Gause and Miss Elizabeth Headlee in Indianapolis on Monday and Saturday respectively. Hubert Hill, W. A. Willcutt, Mrs Percell, Mrs George Hinshaw, Miss Leona Whitaker, and others are listed visiting or staying in Rushville, Knightstown, Anderson, and nearby areas. Familiar names attend reunions, college visits, or family gatherings while travel between Indianapolis, Rushville, Knightstown, and Charlottesville is noted.
Mr and Mrs Sam Shortridge of Connersville called on Mr and Mrs Van Hood on Sunday. Dr and Mrs J T Paxton of Glenwood visited Mr and Mrs Van Hood and Mr and Mrs D M McCorkle also on Sunday.
Notice to patrons: by October 1 1912 gas rate per thousand cubic feet rises to 40 cents and minimum meter charge becomes 1 dollar throughout the year. Respectfully.
John Dana and his son Roderick of Belpre Ohio were in town this week to oversee the Dana Canned Goods Co. affairs. Dana Jr. will stay on through the season to manage the business interests.
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