Record Sale and Local Notices Survive To Busy Week
The Carthage Record is sold to J Edwin Jay who will manage the office and edit the Record after this week s issue All customers urged to settle accounts with Mr W G Allan New leadership promises changes as local residents arrive and depart Jessee Hill and others noted in town Many social and church notices including a Christmas tree and quarterly meetings plus a large block of community events and personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
J. Edwin Jay
W. G. Allan
Isaac Gates
North Carolina
Samuel Bufkin
Indianapolis
Bufkin
Joshua Moore
Butler Hill
Walnut Ridge and Carthage Auxiliaries Host Union Meeting
Mr and Mrs Herman Munden of Kennard visited Dayton M. Kyser and family last week. A six pound party was held Thursday evening by Walnut Ridge residents. Prof. Jesse H. Brown gave a chalk talk at Westland last Saturday night to pleased audiences. The Walnut Ridge and Carthage auxiliaries of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society held a union meeting at C. H. Parker’s home Friday afternoon, reported as pleasant and profitable. Walnut Ridge school building stores smoked badly Tuesday morning, forcing dismissal of pupils for the day. measures were taken to prevent recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
C. C. Edwards
School Hall
Walnut Ridge
Clarkson Parker
Edith Hunt
Alice Chappel
Grace Steere
Laura White
Westland
Jesse H. Brown
Carthage
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
C. H. Parker
Visits Recorded Across Reddick Family Homes
Mr Sam Mason and wife visited at J F Leisure's last Tuesday. Jesse Reddick was visiting at Charlie Henley's Saturday and Sunday. Mr Lewis Reddick and wife visited Arthur Braden's Sunday. Mr Jefferson Reddick and wife visited Milton Reddick's Sunday. Miss Gracie Reddick visited Noah Reddick Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Pearl Reddick called on cousins Laura and Emma Reddick Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mason
J. F. Leisure
Jesse Reddick
Charlie Henley
Lewis Reddick
Arthur Braden
Jefferson Reddick
Milton Reddick
Gracie Reddick
Noah Reddick
Miss Pearl Reddick
Laura and
Emma Reddick
Horse slain as train injures Bailey near Ogden crossing
John Bailey, a paper mill employee, was returning from a visit when his horse and a livery buggy were struck by a freight train at the Ogden crossing. The horse was killed and the buggy demolished while Bailey, though shocked, escaped injury. An agent of the railroad settled with the livery man and Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailey
Ogden
Ogden Crossing
Jones
Bailey
The Boys and the Overchecked Gait Urges Courtesy
A letter to The Record criticizes attire and posture in youths and men, warning that pockets in trousers and a bent neck can become lasting habits. It urges boys to halt the humped shoulders and awkward gait, to walk erect with shoulders back, eyes level, and to pass others politely, especially the elderly or crippled, by the right side when possible.
Local Socials and Meetings Reported in Lewisville
In Lewisville the R of P lodge held work Tuesday night. Gracie Ward visited Hazel Butler. Ella Lodge D of R conferred degrees Saturday. Miss Glen Ward from Salem stayed with Nellie Butler. Rev. Watson moved here. Christmas plans discussed by M E and Presbyterian Sunday Schools. A dairy meeting is set for December 29 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Ward
Hazel Butler
J. M. Coltran
Indianapolis
Ella Lodge D
Homer Myer
Effie Gottschall
John Watson
Omer Lester
Brown County
Glen Ward
Salem
Nellie Butler
Rev. Watson
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You Jr
Rly
Earl & Wilson
Wooten
Kris Kringle
China
M. F. Lovett
O. Hill
Cental
Raymond Johnson
New Castle
Frank Levezey
Lula Hill
Winona Newsom
Nellie Binford
Kenry Phelps
Frank Stinger
Charlottesville
Ada Porch
Rushville
Mary Bud
Henley Street
O. W. Righter
Carrie Charles
L. Newsom
Frank
J. Henley
Jesse Henley
William &. Johnson
Marion
Bruner
Frank Overman
Liter
Friends’ Church
O. S. Coffin
Kenneth
Will S. King
Kokomo
Lizzie Huckleberry
Walter Newlin
J. H. Porter
J. N. Goar
T. J. Hill
George Mercer
Fred Phelps
Sunday Journal
Charles Wiltse
Wiltse
Central Ave
Elwood Hill Post No
Boston Star
C. L. Stinger
Levi Scott
Burlington
Iowa
Scott
Texas
Pasadena
California
Herman Munden
Kennard
Dayton M. Kyser
Gine
Shiveley’s
the Record
Lewisville
R. of P. Lodge
Henry Wise
Middletown
Peter
Presbyterian Sunday Schools
O. P. Gottschall
Richmond
Mary Fleener
Knightstown
Mahala Bartlett
Fine China
Glass-weare
R. KE. Henley
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