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A sequence of random time stamps appears: 11 a m 6 30 p m 7 01 a m 2 40 p m. These fragments seem to be odds and ends from a schedule or timetable and lack context or accompanying events.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1896
Page
8
A sequence of random time stamps appears: 11 a m 6 30 p m 7 01 a m 2 40 p m. These fragments seem to be odds and ends from a schedule or timetable and lack context or accompanying events.
Notices under this heading list society events and church activities. CartHace LopeE No 255 I O C F meets at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesdays at 7 30 pm. Farienps' Citizen preaches Sundays at 11 am with mid week Thursday prayers 10 am and 7 30 pm, Sabbath school 9 45 am, Christian Endeavor 7 pm, Junior Endeavor 3 pm, singing practice Friday 7 30 pm, teachers meeting Wednesday 7 pm, monthly meeting first Thursday after first Saturday 10 am.
Patrolmen busy as two saloon keepers arrested after a Saturday night order to close all drinking places. Advertisements urge household canvassing for vegetable soaps. Various local notes mention groceries, a lodge incident, millinery notes, and a grand restaurant opening. A controversial 1838 Liberty coin feature is noted.
The Republican County Central Committee met at Rushville to set the convention agenda for tomorrow at 10 a.m. The plan covers call to order, prayers, calls for resolutions, committee organization, and a fixed order of nominations including Representative through County Assessor, with adjournment for dinner and a 1:30 p.m. resumption. Township meeting locations are listed for preconvention sessions.
Greenfield special reports the sudden absence of Elmer J. Binford, city attorney. He vanished about five days earlier and reappeared last night having left for the far West. His wife is distressed and friends attribute his actions to temporary insanity from financial embarrassment.
Property owners abutting alleys must clean unsanitary conditions and remove pigpens, privy vaults, garbage or other health hazards. Citizens aware of nuisances should report them to the Board of Health office. F. W. CREGOR, Secretary. A society woman in New York has had her crest and monogram stamped on ordinary postal cards.
Walnut Ridge notes include visits by Amanda Hill of Carthage and Ephraim Elliott of Fountain City, plus Clark Elliott’s son. The day school closed last Friday. A large crowd enjoyed literary exercises. A Christian Endeavor social honored Mr and Mrs L. M. Binford at C H Parker’s. Macy family visitors from Lewisville. The Binfords planned a Richmond visit then return to Saco Maine. Mrs Martha Binford, wintering in Kansas, returned home in poor health with grippe symptoms.
Ray Maston from Maple Valley visits friends while Nathan Bundy moves to W P Binford farm southeast of the village. Township Assessor Lamb lists town property. Mr and Mrs Bailey Binford visit Thomas Binford in Greenfield. Marshall Boblet relocates from Cook farm to Mrs Oliver Binford’s farm near Westland church. Riley White and wife of Walnut Ridge visit Aaron White’s family. Mille Cook and wife visit John Cook’s family near Charlottesville. James Leighton rents and moves to Robb farm. Wiggins hires Sam Wiley for the summer at the saw mill. Westland Christian Endeavor Society holds a fine Easter program led by Mrs Frank Binford with a large audience. Last Thursday room one class closed for the term under Miss Jennie Pope. patrons and visitors shared a dinner while room two joined in the afternoon program. Miss Pope returns to McCordeville.
Ella Phelps improves after illness previous week while Gertrude Gardner begins a summer term. Many residents attend Bible school and social visits occur, with Rev. A Cone arriving to pastor the M E church. Families relocate and travel to nearby cities as neighbors share news of guests and movements.
The family of Harris N. Thornburg expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during the sickness and death of their father. Trex Crivpeex, Call on us for Sale Bills.
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