Church Notes Friendly Attendance Grows and Revived Meetings
Sabbath School attendance reached 90 with Rev Trueblood's class showing gains and a $1.84 collection. A monthly class-by-class reporting rule was ordered. The pastor preached on the Widow's Cruse of Oil noting grace measures by the vessel size. Sunday's 100 attendees gave $3.06 as Rev Gilespie leads a new class while Rev Brown delivers impressive sermons reviving the church and inviting all to seek salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trueblood
Jas. Gilespie
Brown
County News Highlights From Carthage and Nearby
Local notes report Z T Small planning a home phone, two Persian cats in the county, Charlie Nelson on Rushville Petit Jury, and Mrs Bertha Nelson Miller ill. Reports cover a Carthage Farmer’s phone project, a lamb sale to Joe Johnson, and a controversial Saturday Evening Test protest. A Ripley Farmers Co operative meeting discusses debt and tolls, while Ed Adkins advances a Carthage well with repeated setbacks overcome. Community events include church attendance, farmer institute visits, a measles outbreak, and post office moves with new appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hardware Co
Carthage
A.W. Ers
Joe Johnson
Ripley Farmer's Co-operative Telephone Company
Jesse Pitts
Albert N. Earnest
R. T. Theobald
Thns
Lenny Phelps
Cicero Pitts
Albert Leisure
Frank Cross
T. R. Theoball
T. R. Theobald
Henry Phelps
Ed Adkins
Pritchard & Snow
Riverside
Charles Nelson
Adkins
Ed. Adkins
Rush County Republicans Call Convention and District Nominations
Prospective telephone lines are discussed as grippens slow the area. Republicans in Rush County are urged to meet in township conventions on February 8, 1902 at 1 p.m. to choose delegates to Congressional, County, State, Judicial and Joint Senatorial gatherings with specified delegate apportionments for each county and district. A separate note mentions a Mooresville musical and a February 22, 1902 council convention to nominate a candidate for the city council, with the Walnut Bridge church building referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Republicans of Ripley township meet to select delegates
The Republican group in Ripley township will convene at Carthage Town Hall on February 1902 at 1 pm to choose delegates for State, Congressional, Joint Senatorial, Judicial, and Councilmanie conventions. They also nominate five township Advisory Board members, three Justices of the Peace and three Constables. By order of Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township
Carthage
Nates
Tex-La Oil and Refining Company Stock Offer
Investe at ten to one would bring you one thousand dollars at par. The Tex-La Oil and Refining Company of Houston Texas expects their stock to be at par in a few months. Proceeds used for development purposes building tanks and tank cars for oil transport. Write St H McCormick 6103 Main Street Houston Texas for particulars prospectus and price of stock. Will Sparks Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex- la Oil and Refining Company
Houston
Texas
St. H. McCormick
Main
Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana
Notice is given that K. Ray Johnson has been appointed administrator of the estate of Margaret Arebey, late of Rush County, Indiana, with the estate described as solvent. January 27, 1902. B. Parker of New Castle withdraws from the Henry County representative race, leaving Geo. W. Williams of Knightstown, Ben Koons, and Ortho Williams of New Castle. the contest centers on Williams versus Koons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
Indiana
Margaret Arebey
K. Ray Johnson
Parker
New Castle
Henry County
Geo. W. Wiliams
Knightstown
Ben Koons
Ortho Williams
Geo. W. Williams
Ben Kovns
Garver Lectures Praised Across Cities on Transforming Power
Reports from St Louis and Pasadena praise Mr Garver as a natural orator with vivid sketches and strong lessons. The lecture series featured Silas Marner transforming power and Quo Vadis themes, drawing large attentive crowds at notable venues.
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Silas Marner
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D. W. Kirk Wood
Wenty
East Mill ST
Otto Hill
J. L. Hubbard
Caldwell’s
Rushville
Owen
L. Carr
Church Notes
Z.T. Small
Charlie Nelson
Linnie Henley
Bertha Nelson Miller
Forest Kennedy
Sarah Forbes
Charlie Jones
John R. Small
Charlottesville
Small
Isaiah Fricker
Rev. Alias. Winslow
J.T. Chappell
Thomas Chappell
Nathan Pearson
Payllupp
Gwynneville
M. M. Haskett
Landon
Meredith
Shelbyville
David Morris
Jamily
Frank Davis
Here
Robbins
W. W. Wilcoxon
Samuel Arnold
Indianapolis
Onr
C. E. Smith
East Main Street
Rscoxon
Ora Wilcoxon
J. W. Meredith
Eliza Pollitt
Myrtle Collins
Clara Arnold
Edith Dennis
Mabel Morris
Myrtle Koauss
Jennie
Ruth
Nellie Hayes
Lloyd
Farmerton
D. H. Bier
Farmer's Institute
Cyrus Ball
Price Bros
Charles Leisure
Joseph Miller
Landen Hayes
Robert M. Whitton
Russville
C. M
Albert Bitner
Ora Hite
Blue B River
Dave Renegar
North Carolina
Lee Benefield
Ed. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Jasper Lewis
Jasper County
Lai
G. R. Herrell
Johny Gurdien
George Offet
Arlington
John Nelson
Nellie
Allen Mary
H. C. Pitts
Chas. E. Wicker
Ripley Farmer's ‘Telephone Co
Ripley Farmer's
Bill Collins
Frank Ramsey
Manilla Gas Co
Walnut Ridge
Ripley
Posey
Walker
Orange
Anderson
Jackson
Center
Washington
Union
Noble
Richland
Union I
Orange J
Mooresville
Frank
Mraker
W. H. Sharer
Island Office
Bowman
Walker Townships
Anderson Richland and Noble
Milroy
Sexton
Rex L. McFarlax
Geo. Hex
Will’ M. Sparks
Henley's Grocery
R. E. Henley
Jean Valjean
Anapolis
C. H
Y. Cal
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