Local life notes from Knightstown and nearby towns
Knightstown residents Lee Phelps and Russell Publow return home from Indianapolis trips while Mrs. John Wall visits Piqua relatives and Miss Bertha Henley meets friends in Rushville. Local businesses Phelps Bakery promotes fresh bread and lager cakes. Farmers Institute speakers are set for February 23 and 24 with honors to Lockridge and Qualtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wall
Piqua
Bertha Henley
Rushville
Mabelle Johnson
Liberty
Russell Publow
Indianapolis
Orfus Coffin
Greenville, O
C. A. Lewis
Daugh
Paris
Indiana
J. L. Hubbard
David Shipman
Knightstown
Carthage
W. L. Walker
O. W. Righter
O.S. Henley
Farmers’ Institute
A. O. Lockridge
Greencastle
G. H. Qualtney
Poseyville
Morton Barber
C. E. Rhoades
West Mill Street
R. E. Henley
Leo Porter
Howard Henley
C. D. Newlin
C. Rhoades
Ed Farr
Claude Gourley
Charles Culbertson
Carl Beeson
Russell Elliott
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Burns Quickly in Ford City
Chas W Moore a machinist from Ford City Pa burned his hand severely by an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve achieving a quick and perfect cure. Advert says it heals Barns Wounds Sores Eczema and Piles. Reeves’ drug store Knightstown McClain’s drug store Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
Reeves’ Drug Store
Knightstown
McClain’s
Carthage
BELOw SHIVELEY'S KNIGHTSTOWN NOTES AND FRIENDLY GOSSIP
Sunday births and local visits fill a Knightstown column with community life. A baby girl arrived Sunday morning to Ira and Lizzie Earnest, while Fred McManis welcomed a girl baby earlier. Log hauling dominated last Thursday and Saturday on area roads as residents visited relatives, and many neighbors shared news on church attendance, farm sales, and moving plans. The Banner notes a nearing campaign column and praises editoral support for the Carthage Record, ending with a neighborly salute to loyal friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McMannis
Luella Williams
Knightstown
Ira
Lizzie Earnest
Oliver Siler
Occident
Orie Siler
Ripley Township
John B. Gilson
John Herkless
Cora Rhodes
John E. Kirkpatrick
John Stoten
Len Wilkner
Julius Bell
Elijah Oldham
Jackson Township
Carthage Record
Alvin Moor Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer Post
Alvin Moor announces his candidacy for County Treasurer under the Republican banner subject to the nominating convention on March 17. The race centers on Moor’s credentials and party backing as the convention date approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Moor
Charlottesville News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Charlottesville notes list numerous visitors and residents with travel to Indianapolis Greenfield Carthage Warrington and New Castle. Reports include births, illnesses, church services, a new high school baseball team formation, and local officials and attorneys in Greenfield.
Local Social Notes From Greenfield Area Events
Reports of visits and departures among residents of Greenfield and nearby towns. Interactions include Mabel Walker with James Walker family, Aunt Mary McClarnon’s recovery, Mrs. Charles Stinger visiting Nancy Stinger, Ora Ballenger family gathering in Shirley, Emory Lacy planning Texas residence, Melvin Fort visiting Ernest Lane, Miss Etta Hickey with John Hastings, Marie Weeks seventeenth birthday surprise, Comfort Steele visiting with relatives, and a malaria germ discovery followed by Dr King s New Life Pills advert offering a cure at McClain s Drug Store Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lineback
B. F. Stinger
Carthage
James Keck
Wilkinson
Edith
Hettie Hunt
Indianapolis
W. R. Walker
Warrington
E. M. Lane
Greenfield
Emma Cox
Maude Girty Vanness
Oklahoma
Will Sharp
Catharine Foley
L. L. Tyler
Richmond
Friends’ Church
Francis Taylor
John Allen
Ogden
J. L. Allen
Bundy
Nathan Bundy
Henry Starbuck
Pestis John Wer
Lilburn
White
Nancy
Radcliffe
Knightstown
Pierce
Esther Lineback and Son
Laura Alexander
M. M. Adams
John
Grace Stanley
W.S. Lane
Claude Lane
Charles Leamon
County Board of Assessors
Dawson
Christian Church
Harry Stinger
Maude
Minnie Sipe
Willow
Joseph Shultz
Elsie Peters
Robert
T. E. Niles
Alice Boblett
Thomas Porter
Sipe
Charles Stone
Emory Lacy
Willard Reeves
Chas Cross
Miles Cook
John Curry
Westland
McCullough and Welborn
Charles Stinger
Nancy Stinger
Ora Ballenger
Donnie
Shirley
Sidney Ballenger
Texas
Melvin Fort
Cadiz
Ernest Lane
Mildred Lane
Etta Hickey
John Hastings
Percy Binford
Marie Weeks
Emma Brown
Charley Hall
Brightwood
Comfort Steele
Dr. King
New Life
Reeves’ Drug
McClain’s
Walnut Ridge Social Notes Mixed From Indiana rural area
Hiram J. Parker is improving. Olive Hunnicut visits Rachel Hill. Prayer meetings held at James Gray's. John Hill and family visit Cyrus Hill at Dublin. Mary Ann Jessup visits daughter near Carmel. Parker ships Rhode Island Red chickens to Macy. Mrs. Franklin Parker and mother head to Kansas via Carmel. Andy Taylor moves. good bye to Wal esday. Spiceland farmers prep for wild cat hunt as sap rises and molasses season looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram J. Parker
Olive Hunnicut
Rachel Hill
James Gray
John Hill
Cyrus
Dublin
Mary Ann Jessup
Stafford
Carmel
Ind
Murray Parker
Rhode Island
Macy
Franklin Parker
Kansas
Ay Parker
Westland
Ralph
St. Louis
Notice of Vacation of Lots and Streets in Carthage Rush Indiana
Notice states the vacation of portions of East Street between lots 12 and 13 in Carthage Indiana. It describes boundaries from a point 50 feet south of lot 16 and extending east to East Street and north to Switch Street, then follows lot lines to Straw Street and Pine Street. The action is to be presented to the county authorities on a stated date with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Rush
Indiana
East Street
Jesse Hen
Jesse Hoey
Cartcounts
Dunreith Notices and Local Social Roundup
Rebecca Berry is praised for writing. Several locals listed as visiting, traveling, or ill, with births and religious meetings noted. The Dunreith Canning Company directors choose officers, and the W C T U marks its sixteenth anniversary with a bazaar and program.
Luckiest Man in Arkansas Credits Dr King’s Discovery
H L Stanley of Bruno says his wife recovered from five years of coughing and lung bleeding after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He reports improvement with the first bottle and a full cure after twelve bottles. Cures worst coughs and colds, money back. Trial bottle free. 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
H. L. Stanley
Bruno
Dr. King
Reeves
Knightstown
McClain’s
Carthage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Nelson
Lee Phelps
Rey Kleman
Miss Elfie
W. L. Walx
Phelps’ Bakery
R. C. Hill
McDaniel
Elsie
Hender‘gon
Jr.r. Johnson
1 Harvesting Co
J. T
Stanley & Coleman
W. H. Sharer
Sam Bufkin
Bufkin
Phelps
Bell Phone
Shiveley’s
Jefferson Reeves
Eva Thomas
Center Township
Charlottesville
Paul Fort
Frank Niles
New Castle
P. D. Griffin
John Duty
Walter Daubenspeck
Raymond Finney
Jerry Higgins
Summittsville
George Shields
Constable Personett
George Burnett
Catharine Hays
Corsina Smith
Columbus
Leah Butler
S.C. Staley
Alien
Daisy Bates
Amos Haywood
Mabel Walker
James Walker
Mary McClarnon
Walnut Ridge
Taylor
Mr. Cobb
Andy Taylor
Spiceland
Wi ‘Joerg
Oer
Iits Groceries
Dr. Price
Santos
Pliesroee
L. R. Wooten
John Dyer
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
William W. Tindall
Glasses
Dunreith
Rebecca Berry
Della English
John Catt
Everett Pickering
Charley Rich
Clarence
Ralph Brooks
Mt. Summits
Tom George
Mable ‘Harrold
Dave Trice
Albert McCurry
W. L. Wright
Anderson
Odgen
Ira Nugen
Pennsylvania
Polo Gang
Dessie Williams
Rob Perkins
Minnie
Flossie Kiser
Ernestine Williams
Anna Harrold
Albert Williams
Centervile
M. W. Thomas
Dunreith Canning Company
Edwin
Samuel Kennedy
Shelbyville, MD
East Franklin Street
Lewis
Louisville and Nashville
Florida
Gulf Coast Resorts
Cuba
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
F. D. Bush
J. E. Davenport
H. E. Bailey
J. H. Milliken
Louisville
C. L. Stone
Gen. Pass. Agt
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