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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1911
Page
2
The notice lists C. G. Hill as proprietor and Florence B. Hunt as editor, and notes second class matter status dated May 25, 1907 with post office filing under the 1879 act.
The will of Lurena Thornburg probated Monday directs the residence property to Henry Henley Public Library and the 913 acre Carthage farm to Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends after $2,000 in bequests. A $500 gift goes to Carthage Monthly Meeting for house and grounds care, with proceeds to be split between the Missionary Board of Indiana Yearly Meeting and the American Friends Board of Foreign Missions. The rest goes to two sisters, nephews, nieces, and other relatives. William P. Henley named administrator with the will annexed.
E N Hill earns Premier title. Whit tier College adds Prof Herbert White. Columbus guests include Miss Lou Dillman and Bertha Dillman Jones visiting McCarty and Gray families. District Republicans observe non political business. Notable visitors William Hill, Will Sparks, and Williams families call on Hubbard. A big eight wheeled car from Milton Reeves of Columbus drew crowds during Sunday passage through Carthage.
An assortment of community items records health cure claims for Root Juice and social visits around Center township. Guests include the Williams family, Mrs Siler, Mrs Benton Henley, and several travelers from Indiana and Michigan.
Reports from the Indiana Yearly Meeting now use a concise uniform statistical system. A committee led by Rev. C. O. Whitely devised the method and Miss Pearle Coffin prepared a quarterly status report from congregational secretaries. Charles L. Hawkins oversees the statistician role at Farmland. John Wall sold his residence to Harvey Jessup and will give possession. the Wall family is undecided on a new home.
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