Christmas visits and sickness noted in Carthage area
M C Young and family spent Christmas day with Ruben Henley and family near Carthage. Several locals including Osie Addison and John Addison's family visited relatives. Many residents reported illness while others enjoyed holiday gatherings at Friends church and with relatives across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Young
Ruben Henley
Carthage
Osie Addison
Arlington
John Addison
Margaret Butler
Nathan
Jared Binford
Sarah Bond
Dover
Dr. Andrews
John Bentley
Olive Binford
Martha Binford
Earlham
R. B. Binford
Emory Cox
Grant County
Christmas Neighbors Roundup At Carthage And Riverside
Rural notes report Joe Johnson trading livestock worth 30000 this season while Christmas gatherings occur across Carthage. Mrs Joe Johnson visits Indianapolis. J Dwight Holford entertains with violin. Riverside Nat ural Gas Co holds annual meeting Jan 4 1902. Oysters and dinners at multiple homes. gas well improvements noted. church commencement seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sanford Branson
Mary R. Clark
Riverside Natural Gas Company
Daniel Catt
Carthage
J. Dwight Holford
Crown Grocery
Pr. M
William Scrogham
D. W. Kirkwood
Charlie Nelson
Rushville
Riverside
Benjamin Mills
Colina
Will Slandy
Greenfield
A. W. Earnest
Lynn Creek Valley
Indiana teachers hold forty eighth annual session in Indianapolis
J A Scholl reports Indiana State Teachers Association met December 26 27 at the State House Indianapolis with about 2500 teachers. Sessions covered sections for diverse fields and a featured address by F Louis Soldan. Includes notes on other speakers and ministerial gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Scholl
W.A. Stockinger
J. M. Binford
J. H. Scholl
State Teachers’ Association
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
State House
F. Louis Soldan
St. Louis, Mo
R. P. Halleck
Prin. Boys’ High School
Louisville
H. P. Judson
Chicago University
Indiana
Howard Sandison
Amos Butler
Carthage Record thanks patrons as it pledges upgrades for 1962
The Carthage Record expresses appreciation to business supporters for three years of loyal patronage. It notes $800 worth of new machinery, improved operations, and a goal to make 1962 the paper's best yet with wider circulation and stronger local advertising reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Methodist Sunday School Sees 82 Attend, $1.94 Collected
The Methodist church reports 82 in Sunday school with a total collection of 1.94 dollars. The best offering was 1.07 dollars. The pastor delivered strong sermons in the morning on Christian faith and in the evening on the ninth commandment.
Land Transfers in Henry Posey and Ripley Townships
Eliza Parker nee Reeves transfers 205 acres in Center township Henry county to Rebecca M. Reddick and others for love and affection. Lottie M. Trees and heirs grant 200 acres in Walkeyerhip Sections 10 11 to Thomas K Mull and Leonidas H Mull for 4666 dollars. George Mull guardian to Thomas K Mull and Leonidas Mull 200 acres in Walker township for 9333 dollars. Wm R James and others convey 1122-100 acres in Ripley township to Edna Leora James. Edna Leora James and others convey 139 96-100 acres in Ripley township to Sarah A and Wm R James. Wm R James and others to Eva L Brinkman 51 56-100 acres in Ripley township. Hannah Havens to Susie Woods life estate to Pheby Plank seven acres in Posey township for 5000 dollars. Havens to Woods 20 acres in Posey township for 1800 dollars. Levi J King and wife sell 160 acres in Rushville township for 312000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Parker
Reeves
Henry County
Rebecca M. Reddick
Center Township
Lottie M
Thomas K
Leonidas H. Mull
George Mull
Cyrus F
Tov
Leonidas Mull
Walker Township
Wmn. R. James
Edna Leora James
Ripley Township
Sarah A
Wm. R. James
Eva L. Brinkman
Hannah Havens
Susie Woods
Pheby Plank
Posey Township
Levi J. King
John
Dunns Honor Crane Guests From St Louis Last Saturday
Mr and Mrs Ed J Dunn hosted a social evening in honor of their guests Mr and Mrs George Crane of St Louis who joined them last Saturday night for a cordial gathering at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed J. Dunn
George Crane
St. Louis
Cloak Sale Promises Fresh Goods at Right Price
A local retailer announces a season cloaks sale highlighting right stuff at the right price. The shop emphasizes moving stock to make room for new styles next season and keep customers supplied with fresh merchandise.
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Walter Sharer
Dortha Sipe
A. C. Cooper
Westland
Grover Gates
Rollin Jessup
Denver
Orval Kearns
Joe Johnson
Henry Mapie
Atlanta
J. Mckatridge
Tom Ball
J. M. Conoway
Mills Souder
George Moalar
Kokomo
Polly Beckner
Morristown
Sk. G. Conoway
Sarved
Carrie Kandy
A. N. Earnest
Bertha Miller
F. L. Jones
A. van Matre
R. I. Hamilton
D. M. Geeting
Anna Marlatt
Bessie Miller
Silvia Lease
Theodore Roosevelt
Will Walkers
William Bundy
C. S. Winslow
Trueblood
Shane
Greenville, O
George B. White
Methodist
Levi Weaver
Carl ‘Boon
Newsom
Mr. Weaver
Enced Barber
Mr. Boon
Boon
Weaver & Boon
Overman’s Dry Good CO
Knightstown Ind
Raglans
F. Overma
Knightstown
Watts
Blacksmith
Smith
Fred Hinshaw
M. F. Lovh
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