Loyal News Roundup from Knightstown and Nearby
Miss Eva Johnson transacted business in Knightstown Tuesday. Russell Publow, recovering from illness, may take a cler kship at R. E. Henley's grocery. John Mansfield of New Castle visited Wednesday. The Gardner family mourns Mrs. Mary Gardner, 73, died of pneumonia. George Nardloh and Harry McFatridge guests of Arlington visitors. Can nery prospects advance as Dana Canned Goods plans Cannery in Carthage. Wrennick family from Fort Leavenworth on furlough visits. he served in 18th Infantry. Reuben Ramsey and Ettie Luther wed near Henderson. George Baker becomes new meat market proprietor in Carthage. Mrs. James O Coleman and Glydus depart to Morgantown. Lon LeMay hosts Verna Kellogg, with Mrs. Siter visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Johnson
Knightstown
Russell Publow
R. E. Henley
John Mansfield
New Castle
Bennis Beeman
Charles R. Butler
Geo. Nardloh
Harry McFatridge
Arlington
Jessie
Minnie Duncan
Carthage Telephone Company
Forbes
East Mill
George Baker
Vincent Gray
D.C. Benjamin
L. D. Gardner
Lett Corner
Mary Gardner
Rush Lodge
Carthage
Rushville
Grand Lodge
Rushville Lodge
John Dana
Dana Canned Goods ‘Company
Belpre
Dana
Company M
18Th Infantry
Chicago
Indianapolis
Greenfield
Wrennick
Army
Vermilion
Zella
Reuben Ramsey
Ettie Luther
Henderson
T. B. Garry
Baker
Roberts
North Market Street
James O. Coleman
Glydus
Morgantown
Coleman
St. Louis
Lon LeMay
Verna Kellogg
Robert Douglas
LeMay
Peter Siter
Alexandria
Satisfactory settlement of two insurers on printing plant
The German Insurance Co of Freeport Illinois and the American Insurance Company of Newark New Jersey settled without deductions. Rady adjuster settled $200 for the building while Gorham adjusted the $800 cash for the printing outfit. Sattler is local agent. editor expresses public confidence and recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Insurance Co
Freeport
Ill
0. L. Rady
American Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Charles N. Gorham
P.J. Sattler
Cartnaecr Recor
Healing Gospel Endorses Electric Bitters by Rev Warren
The Rev J C Warren pastor of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Georgia praises Electric Bitters calling it a God send to mankind. He cites curative effects on a lame back stiff joints and physical collapse noting a man regained strength after two bottles and walking three miles in 50 minutes. Advertises relief for stomach liver and kidney complaints with a 60 cent price and availability at Reeves drug store Knightstown and McClain's drug store Carthage Colic Cholera and Chamberlain's ray are also mentioned as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.c.warren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
Solo
Reeves’ Drug
Knightstown
McClain’s
Carthage
Valentine Party Theater by Smart Set at Righter Home
About one hundred guests attended a clever Valentine Party at the Main street home of Mr. and Mrs. QO. W. Righter. The Smart Set presented a one act play The Pursuit of the House Boat set in Hades with Misses Henley Righter Hunt Gause Williams White Billman Hill and others in full regalia. A flashlight photo session followed and a letter from John Kendrick Bangs was read. Punch and festives closed the evening with guests from Rushville among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Main Street
QO. W. Righter
Smart Set
Bertha Henley
Lillian Righter
Hazel Hill
Florence B. Hunt
Helen’ Gause
Ruth Williams
Naomi C. White
Grace Michael
Lottie Billman
Winifred Hill
Styx
John K. Bangs
Hades
America
Pla
Carrie Kitchen
Sadie Whitney
van Hood
Merrel Coffin
Cleopatra
Lillian Rightef Xanthippe
Henle Ee
Weil
Iee
B. Hu Qlizabeth
Sadie W. Whitne
Pele Laos
Irtie Kich
Cassandra
Lot Fee
Madame Recamier
Ruth Williams Lucretia Borgia
Helen Gause Yi
Lottie Billma
Sheba
Nase Wee
Captain Kidd
Richard
Merrel Coffin Rastus Johnsing
R. E. Henley
R.E. Henley
Florence Hunt
John Kendrick Bangs
Bangs
Harper’s Magazine
F.G. Hackleman
Nelle Cassady
Rushville
Thomas Miller of Rush County Dies at 98
Longtime Friends minister Thomas Miller aged 98 years died Tuesday at his granddaughter Mrs F Binford’s home northwest of town after six days of illness from pneumonia. Born to Pennsylvania Quaker stock, Miller was known for his gentle logic and wide religious work, serving as a Friends minister for over years and visiting countless Friends families. He once drove 1 700 miles at age 90 and left generous bequests to Earlham and Wilburding colleges, with a wife who died in 1898. Interment was in Bloomington, Ohio, after funeral services at Walnut all morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Thomas Miller
F. Binford
Hfeey
Simons
Thomas
Walnut
Bormington
Ohio
Friends’ Church
Miller
Lees
Cinnati
Xina
Pinese
Philadel
Phi
Spiceland
John
Grant
Friends
Lawrence
Kan
Earlham
Penn
Wil‘dagen
Best Physic Chamber in Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
The ad promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a valid gentle physic. It claims easy ingestion and suitability for the stomach and liver. Sold by druggists, with McClain's in Carthage listed as a retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClain's
Carthage
Samuel Kennedy Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist
Dr Samuel Kennedy of Shelbyville Maryland specialization in diseases of eye ear nose throat and fitting glasses maintains office at 79 East Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Franklin Street
Carthage Bays Star Jesse Ruby Traded to Dubuque
The Sunday Indianapolis Star reports Jesse Ruby from Carthage, star Purdue third baseman and versatile Three I League player, has been traded from Davenport to the Dubuque team for Swaim. Ruby led the Three I League last season in fielding with 208 chances and only four errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Bays
Indianapolis Star
Jesse Ruby
Carthage
Davenport
Dubuque
Swaim
Ruby
Purdue
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised in Carthage
An old advertisement notes a remedy resembling the malaria germ and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the effective cure for diseases from malaria poison and constipation. Priced at 25 cents, sold at McClain’s drug store in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Reeves’ Drug
Knightstown
McClain's
Carthage
Emily E. Rhoades Acquitted of Cruelty Charges
Emily E. Rhoades, former superintendent of the Girls' Industrial School at Indianapolis, was acquitted in a report to Governor Hanly by the Board of State Charities. A Charlottesville connection is noted, and the item ends with a query about payment for the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily E. Rhoades
Girls’ Industrial School
Indianapolis
Hanly
Board of State Charities
Rhoades
Charlottesville
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Nelson
East Mill Street
James Forbes
Bert Wrennick
Will T. Hill
Ft.Leavenworth
Mr. Wrennick
U. S. Army
Smart
Oy Rete Ier Ii
Samuel Kennedy
Shelbyville, MD
Stockton
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Washington
N. C. Binford
Esonith
Kennard
Enone Bransijck
James, Alban
Free Lance
Harry R. Groves
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Edison
Rae
Record Office
Phelps’ Bakery
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