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Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1897

Page

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Local notices from Knightstown and vicinity expand week

A collage of social and business notes from Knightstown Rushville Greenfield and nearby towns. Reports include travels and visits by residents from Cincinnati Indianapolis Kokomo and New Castle plus local weddings family events school and church activities and civic notices. Funeral and medical updates appear alongside property and mill plans and small town appointments.

Red Nixon Cincinnati Eva Johnson Indianapolis W. Righter

Death of Jonathan Newlin Bank of Carthage Leader

Jonathan Newlin longtime Bank of Carthage president dies at his Main Street home at 82. Funeral conducted at his residence with Rev. M. M. Binford and Rev. Jared P. Binford officiating. Burial Riverside cemetery. He married Emily J. Farlow in 1871 and had seven children. A figure of integrity, he joined the bank in 1875, became cashier in 1880, and served as president from 1897. He was a Friends birthright member and known for quiet charity.

Myrtle Porter Charleston W. Va W. J. Porter A. W. Newsom Charles Gear Camilla Winslow Knightstown Elvira Wooten Samuel B. Hill Will Hughes Greenfield Jonathan Newlin Will L. White Russell A. H. Johnson Addison McPherson Terre Haute O. S. Hill Rose Hill Minnie Hackleman Effie J. W.johnson W. S. Johnson New Castle J. F. Tweedy M. F. Lovett Walnut Street O. S. Coffin Kenneth Rushville Coffin Jesse Miller Bessie Connersville Roy Peters Beatrice Deittrich Indianapolis Robert Gilbreath Elwood Scott Cyrus Cox Howard Newsom Eunice Publow Addie Pearl Coffin Mattie Bentley Daisy Rhoades Lucy Talbert E. Nicholson Kokomo Friends’ Church Frank Tweedy Main First Streets Ann Hunt Bank of Carthage Main Street M. M. Binford Richmond Jared P. Binford Riverside Cemetery T. T. Newby M. Barber L. R. Wooten H. H. Henley L. Weingart John Rebecca Newlin Alamance County North Carolina Saxapabaw Emily J. Farlow Christ Friends X. X

Does Modern College Education Enrich the Liberal Sense?

A literary news item notes a major inquiry on whether modern college education educates in the broadest liberal sense. The discussion will involve President Gilman of Johns Hopkins, President Dwight of Yale, and President Schurman of Cornell.

Morton Stevens Institute Henry Thurston Peck Columbia Bishop Potter United States Europe Herbert Spencer Gilman Johns Hopkins Dwight Yale Schurman Cornell

Posey Township Sunday School Union Held at Arlington Church

The Posey Township Sunday School Union meets at Arlington Christian church on Sunday April 25, 1897 starting at 1 30 p m The program includes devotional by Rev Folks Fayetteville exercises by Arlington Schools Wesleyan School papers by Carrie Young Manilla on Literature and by Susie Smith on Christian Contentment discussions opened by G N Logan and Cyrus Ball a Home Class Department talk by C H Parker Walnut Ridge and miscellaneous business J F Downey president Wuma Kezarton secretary

Posey Township Arlington Christian Church Rev. Folks Fayetteville Arlington Schools Wesleyan School Carrie Young Manilla G. N. Logan Susie Smith Cyrus Ball C. H. Parker Walnut Ridge J. F. Downey Wuma Kezarton

Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends for Aid

The undersigned tender sincere thanks to kind neighbors and friends for aid and sympathy in the hour of need from Mrs Sussie Parker and family.

Sussie Parker

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