Local notices and ads mix in Carthage indiana page
A miscellaneous column reports sales of land and stock in Shelbyville and nearby, farm equipment such as Reliance Sulky plows, and local business calls. It notes births and deaths, obituaries forthcoming, and community events like Hunt Family Reunion near Charlottesivle August 22 23. Also lists repairs at churches and improvements to local churches.
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Grove
Arlottesvile
W. H. Sharer
S. White
Raysville
Sey
Ley
Kerlin
Martins
Morton Bury
Fred Gottliebs
Rose Smalls
Folsom
Churches in Carthage discuss winter lecture course
Representatives from different Carthage churches met Tuesday in Dr Creger s office to consider a winter lecture course. They favored establishing a solid basis and securing top talent. J D Dennis named chairman. H E Stager secretary. A permanent board including Creger Kirkwood Sehell Henley Stager Dennis was named. The board will meet Friday at 7 30 p m to organize and transact business.
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Carthage
Rakestraw Home Again Optician Ad
Rakestraw offers in city optical correction and guarantees satisfaction or no expense. Bring sick watches and clocks to the store for complete service. The Jeweler and Optician invites customers to visit for eye care and timepiece repairs.
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Rakestraw
Reception at Jesse Stones by WFMS of Friends' Church
The WFMS of the Friends' church hosted a reception at Jesse Stones last Tuesday. The program opened with invocation by Rev Elwood Scott, followed by songs by ladies and male quartets, a mite box opening, and a history paper by Grace Steere detailing the society since organization.
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WFMS
The
Friends’ Church
Jesse Stones
Elwood Scott
Grace
Mary Hudson
Stella Ganse
Lillian Henley
Florence Scott
Edgar Bundy
J D Dennis
H O Pitts
J A Jones
Grace Steere
Carrie White
Electric Storm Deluges Town with Thunder and Flooding
Last Saturday evening at 3 p m a violent storm swept the town. Thick clouds darkened the sky forcing lamps to be lit as a hour and a half of thunder and heavy rain lashed streets. Lightning struck in several places while sewer openings failed to cope with the downpour, causing water to back up around Mort Barbers house on Main and 2nd streets.
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Mort Barber
Walnut Ridge Community News Snippet
Mrs Bennie Binford from Hopewell and Mrs Allen Binford of Kansas visited relatives this week. Della Winslow hosts Bek, and several residents attended the Bible Institute at Earlham College. John and Sarah Ann Morris attended the camp meeting at Action. Mrs Alice Bacon arrived from Hutchinson Kansas due to her mother’s illness. Miss Mattie Bioford returned home from Danville last week.
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W. H. Sharer
Martha Binford
Walnut Ridge
Bennie Binford
Hopewell
Allen Binford
Kansas
Della Winslow
Bible Institute
Earlham College
John
Sarah Ann Morris
Action
Alice Bacon
Hutchinson Kan
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Wooten & Hill
Hancock County
Indiana
J. C. Dye
Wm. A. Justice
W H Sharer
Cincinnati
Harris
Rushville
Ar’s
Denver
yvVille
Prkless
Milling Co
D.V. Stevens
J. Dwight Holford
Raw
Chicago
Kentucky
Vister
John Anderson
Fer
John Dyer
New Columbia
N Grace
Saity
Lces
Ere
Walt
W. T. Bilt
P and
Gilespie
Shelbyville
As Dillman and
Percy Bining
Lady Friends
Blanche
Maud Stuart
Logansport
Winifred Schooley
Hudderson
Winchester
Thompson Ing Co
Healey Dillman & Co
Mirena
Win R. Zion
Knights
Folcom
Sarah Wickersham
Niagara Falls
Lewiston
Toronto
Rhoda Newhouse
Center Township
Luther Newhouse
Harvey Wright
Little Blue Cemetery
D. W. Stevens
J.C. Henley
Indianapolis
C. L. Wayne & Co
Home Stove Co
S. Meridian St
Thompson Milling Co
Reliance
Norma Montieue
Lord
Knightstown
Thornburg
Anderson
Newhouse
J. L. Hubbards
Frederica
Hit
R. C. Hill
Murray Rawls
Thompson. Milling Co
W. P. Binford
Westland
Durham
F. J. Drake
McCarty Bros. Grocery
Ind
Clara Vawter
Greenfield
Vawter
Will
Spiceland Mineral Springs
Fletcher M. E
New Christian
Bligne
Mattie Bioford
Danville
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