East College Refit Brightens Dormitory for Students
East College has been nicely fitted up and refurnished. The improvements will add greatly to the comfort and pleasure of the young lady students.
23 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1897
Page
1
East College has been nicely fitted up and refurnished. The improvements will add greatly to the comfort and pleasure of the young lady students.
The Greencastle correspondent reports on the plan to make the September 22 opening day a major event with Governor Mount guest and speaker. A music program, new officers and teachers introduced, and plans announced aim to attract a large freshman class. Reorganization of the academy draws attention as Professor May is named principal with Hoover and McIntosh as instructors, while Y W C A women push to establish a ladies waiting room.
Hattie M. Hunt born March 11, 1875 in Red Oak Iowa to Eli and Lavina Catt died July 12 1897 after a brief illness. She married Elmer E Hunt on September 27 1896 and was noted for her gentle disposition and uplifting influence. Funeral held July 14 at Walnut Ridge Church conducted by Rev. Joseph O Binford with pallbearers Earnest Binford Noble Crider Charles Kearnes Oriel Binford Luther Jessup Arthur Beeson.
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their hour of bereavement, signed by Elmer E. Hunt axpreatives.
Charles Compton of Indianapolis state agent for the Red Men Benevolent Association was badly burned in Anderson by an oil of vitriol bottle explosion at Newton's brewery. A playful act by a brother in law led to the bottle being mistaken for beer, splashing corrosive liquid over his face and eyes. efforts to save his sight are ongoing. The First Indiana cavalry reunion is planned for Oakland City on October 1.
Local residents listed include Rushville residents such as McFarlan Offutt and Spurrier visiting, Walter Sparks from Greenfield, and many others in town or nearby towns like Columbus and Knightstown. The piece mentions business trips, social calls, church plans, and a mock incident about a possible life insurance scam involving an unknown man with a horse and buggy.
Deputy United States Marshal Rose captured a North Webster counterfeit gang after a Secret Service shadowing. Joseph or Patrick O Connell and John Bilz, residents near the village, faced arrest when one O Connell was found tendering counterfeit coins in a Leesburg saloon. A search of the O Connell home yielded metal and dies while Bilz drew a revolver and fired at Rose before being overpowered. all three were jailed in Warsaw.
All those knowing themselves to be indebted to the undersigned are urgently requested to call and settle at once, as he needs money. O. 8. Corrix, M. D.
James Mullis, well known in the community, died suddenly at J. K. Galloway's residence Thursday about 10:30 a.m. He had been abroad Wednesday and rose Thursday morning but was stricken and died before aid arrived. He was an old soldier and pensioner.
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