Binder Twine and Home Improvements Parade in Town
Community notes cover new gas stoves and hot plates offered as best value, refrigeration upgrades, and ice cream freezers. Updates report walls rising on Willmager Binford and Ed Dun blocks, and carpentry to start on the Talbert home on 2d street. Will Cumback and Laura Wachtetter wed at the bride's Lapel home, the groom aged 72 and the bride 25.
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Will Cumback
Laura Wachtetter
Princ
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Lapel
Anderson
Brices Old Homestead and Local Notices at Knightstown
Brices bread at Kennedy's and a string of home visits, trips, and social events fill a Knightstown page. Notables include Mrs F W Cregger in Rushville, Dr F W Creger in Chicago, Ed Adkins trips to Marion, and weddings such as Cassidy Wall at Knightstown. Wheat harvest progress and local fairs mix with minor notices of travelers, guests, and screen lines at Kirkwood's.
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Brices
Kennedy
Ed Adkins
Kirkwood's
F. W. Creger
Chicago
Salvation Army Meetings Spread Through Knightstown Area
Salvation Army has held meetings in Knightstown with the Captain arranging future sessions. Several Knightstown and neighboring residents spent last Sunday in Cincinnati. Postmaster Adam Spivey of Rushville has been removed for alleged irregularities and Homer Haven is recommended as his successor by Congressman Watson. Mr and Mrs Chas Canaday and daughter Hazel hosted M D Michael and family. Phineas Cassady of Rushville and Mabel Wall of Knightstown wed last Wednesday and will live in Rushville. Raymond Fleener sustained burns from a Roman candle on the 4th and is recovering. Mr and Mrs F M Coffin and daughter Hazel traveled from Indianapolis to spend the 4th with Eunice Phelps. Coffin family to stay weeks. Chas Kennedy and Sandy Mahan bought Jesse Siler Meat Market.
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Salvation Army
Knightstown
Adam Spivey
Rushville
Homer Haven
Congressman Watson
Phineas Cassady
Mabel Wall
F.M. Coffin
Hazel
Indianapolis
Eunice Phelps
Coffin
Deaths of Mrs. W. T. Marlat of Kenosha Wisconsin
Word was received Monday of the death of Mrs. W. T. Marlat of Kenosha Wisconsin. Funeral services occurred at Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Marlat was the daughter of the late Dr. Jos. Marse.
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W. T. Marlat
Kenosha
Wis
Indianapolis
Local Notices and Socials From Carthage and Nearby Areas
Richmond and Indianapolis visitors spend Sunday at homes in Carthage and nearby towns. Emma Mabra and A Winds wed quietly at this place. Chautauqua season at Winona assembly near Warsaw with prominent speakers. Carthage Cornet Band outlines members and instrument lineup as efforts to boost performances continue.
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Emma Mabra
Mr. A. Winds
Kokomo
Tom. Newsom
Winona Assembly
Chautauqua
Indiana
Eagle Lake
Warsaw
T. DeWitt Talmadge
Sam Jones
N. H. Nesbitt
R. S. McArthur
Local Visits and Social Gatherings Reported in Towns
Carrie Hargrove was in Acton last week Mrs R Jones visited Rushville Saturday Ella Bankett called here Thursday Mae Kennedy traveled Morris town Tuesday Bessie Hawk spent time with sister Hattie Sunday Mr Terry Webster of Elwood was here last week Mrs Alexander is on the sick list Ed King of Indianapolis visiting relatives this week Edythe Dennis has been visiting the country Will Anderson of Anderson visiting relatives here Jennie Macey and Mabel Morris visited Manilla Thursday and Friday A C Haskett hosted a lawn festival last Saturday ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Jones
Rushville
Ella Bankett
Mae Kennedy
Morristown
Bessie Hawk
Hattie
Terry Webster
Elwood
Alexander
Ed King
Indianapolis
Edythe Dennis
Will Anderson
Anderson
Jennie Macey
Mabel Morris
Manilla
A.C. Haskett
To Cure A Cold in One Do Take Laxative BromoQuinine
An old advertisement promises a quick cure for colds using Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets with a money back guarantee. It notes E W Groves signature on each box as a form of endorsement.
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E. W. Grove
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Ruick
Binder
Kentucky
Willmaer Binford
BR. H. Hill
Ed. J. Dun
Talbert
2D St
Johnson Bro
Bepe
Weingart Stand
Chas
R. Butler
Kennedy's
S. R. Peters
A. O. Hill
F. W. Cregger
Laporte
R. H. Hill
Cincinnati
Shelley Marsh
Falmouth
J. M. Wikoff
Mattie Vandegrift
Shelbyville
Chas Kennedy
Will Wallace
Cassidy — Wall
Gauses
Newcastle
Walter Sparks
Clark Gause
Marion
Horace M. Gear
Kate Schorley
Dublin
Willard Goar
Tipton
Porter Bros
Ed Walker
Greenfield Republican
Edward Butler
Lafayette
Jos. L. Hubbard
Alice Scott
Charles Chapman
Chas Chase
Mrs Chase
Rev
Alpheus Trueblood
J. E. Campbell
Frankton
James Whitcomb Riley
Greenfield
Brandywine
Lennie McCarty
Denver
Lynette
Flying Lady
Chas. R. Butler
Nina Ford
J. M. Stone and
Bassett
A. N Marlatt
Earl Coverston
Ethel Publow
India Coffin Hinshaw
Alexandria
Pauline Bundy
Effa
B. F. Stenger
Nellie
Charlottesville
J. W. Ball
Kirkwood
Arthur M. Denham
Thomas Newby
Wm. P. Henley
Lillian
International Co. E
R. B. Henley
J. W. Porter
Connersville
Carthage
Louis and
Marjorie Hill
Mamie Jessup
Charles Cox
Minnie Staley
Mary Badger
Inez Haywood
Charlottsville
Jessie Newlin
York
Benley’s Grocery
R. H.hill & CO
Chas. Kennedy
Sandy Mahan
Saasccec
Jesse Silers
West Mill
Florence Hunt
Louise
Lillie Weingart
Carrie
Pearl Kizer
John Weingart
Jesse Kizer
John Koeph
Chas. Canaday
M. D. Michael
Family Sunday
Joseph O. Binford
Mrs. Binford
Raymond Fleener
Dr. Cregor
Raymond
Chas, Kennedy
Jesse Siler
Anteed
J. T. Watkins
Richmond
Ada Watkins
Sarah Bass
Elisha Davis
A. C. Pettiford of
Owen S. Hill
John Charles
Elwood Scott
Canada
Chas Junken
Ed Bitner
Enos Coffin
Merrill
Fred Kinder
John Pettiford
Rowland Clark
Wabash
S. L. Newsom
Thage Cornet Band
Carthage Cornet Band
Coleman
Tallent
Sam McCarty
Harry Pitts
Ray Sutton
Roy Bundy
Henry Stinger
Chas. Moore
Gurney Hill
R. Ray Johnson
J. F. Tweedy
Edgar Stinger
Glen Rawls
Frank Overman
Gurney Nixon
Thomas Taylor
Jesse Newsom
Gwynneville
Carrie Hargrove
Acton
Sam L. Newsom
Cash Store
Chiefs
India
Magnolia
Royal Worcester
Sam. L. Newsom
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