Local Notes from Knightstown and Vicinity
Albert M. Thomas moved to Knights town from Center last week and located on West Pine street. Real estate activity includes Ray Bitner and wife selling 80 acres to Alva Newsom and Bitner purchasing the McBride farm of 206 acres. Various visits, farm work, and family movements fill local life as residents attend to church, health, and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Thomas
Knightstown
Center
West Pine Street
Hershel Rhodes
Gary Oldham
Henry Davis
Greenfield
A. B. Reeves
Halbert
Columbus
Ray Bitner
Alva Newsom
Mr. Newsom
Ripley Township
Joseph T. McBride
Benjamin Whitton
Kiplinger
Sunday School Convention Program at Christian Church
The Township Sunday School Convention will be held at the Christian church on March 16 beginning at 16 a m. The program features music devotional Rev Scull Seng special report of secretary and treasurer primary lesson by Mrs Baldwin and speakers Mrs Baldwin and W G Proctor with local musical talent. Charles Gear of Marion visited sister Mrs H E Stager over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Scull Seng
Hubbard Reasial
Charles Gear
Marion
H. E. Stager
Notice of Administration in Ash County
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Judge of Triash County State of Administrator of the estate of Mar slate oash county deceased is presumed solvent. BF: r Atty 913 otk Sawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triash
Trator
Marslate
Ash County
Local News Notes From Carthage Record Office
Carthage Record reports activities at the Newsom dry goods store and local visits. Miss Mabel Johnson spent Wednesday in Knights town while Edison Phonographs and Records are advertised at the Record office. Knightstown guests Will Zion and wife visited J L Hubbard and wife, and J E Harris of Roachdale visited his sister Mrs W V Mangrum. Rev J T Scull and Rev J T Jones plan special meetings at Fletcher M E church starting March 18. Elder M W Foster will preach at East Street Christian church next Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Foster will move into Rev C C Whitely’s former West Henley place as a large horse sale by Carmony & Brown of Indianapolis is anticipated next Friday attracting many out-of-town attendees. Ms Eunice S Phelps hosted L C Monday afternoon. Mrs Stone shared an account of the Blind Death. Circle to meet in two weeks with Jace H Porter. James Cox of this place and Miss Ila Applegate of Knightstown wed at Elijah Applegate’s home last Thursday at eight, Rev A S Wood presiding. The couple now reside at the C G Clark property at First and Market. Congratulations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Newsom
Mabel Johnson
Knightstown
Edison
Will Zion
J. L. Hubbard
J. E. Harris
Roachdale
W. V. Mangrum
Omar McCarty
Grace
O. S. Marsh
Anderson
J. T. Scull
J. T. Jones
East Connersville
Fletcher M. E. Church
M. W. Foster
East Street Christian Church
Mrs. Foster
C. C. Whitely
West Henley
Carmony & Brown
Arest
Indianapolis
Eunice S. Phelps
L.C
Stone
Cox
C. G. Clark
Corner First and
Market Street
Annual Thank Offering Meeting at Greensburg church
The W F M S of the M E church observes its annual Thank Offering Meeting Sunday evening March 11. Members will deliver addresses and present programs. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Powers of
Greensburg, Wi
Eliver
Local Social Notes Highlight Home Visits and Illness
The Colored People report Mrs. Fowler Newsom is confined to her home with inflammatory rheumatism but improving. Mrs. Wyche Watkins and her son Claude of Rushville visited Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Lizzie O Neal of Greenfield stopped by last Friday. Mrs. Ann Archey of the Beech spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs. Fowler Newsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler Newsom
Wyche Watkins
Claude
Rushville
Lizzie O'Neal
Greenfield
Ann Archey
the Beech
Mrs. Fowler Newsom
The Sick List Update In Town and Nearby
The Sick List notes Miss Jessie Pearson living west of town is quite sick. John Herkless northeast of town is not improving. Mrs. Joseph Bowlinger in Rose Hill addition is quite sick. The three year old son of Orange Leisure is better after a week’s sickness. Russell Publow, after recovering from a previous ailment, is listed in the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Pearson
John Herkless
Joseph Bowlinger
Rose Hill
Orange Leisure
Russell Publow
Four Weeks of Severe Sickness Causes Illness at Home
A person suffered four weeks of severe sickness and became suddenly ill Sunday night, resulting in confinement to their home.
Corn and poultry exhibit at Carthage Institute praised
Newton P. Jones of Center township reports the corn and poultry halls at Carthage Institute featured the largest, most perfect display yet. Majority scores clustered near 85 percent. those who wish their scores may contact N. P. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton P. Jones
Center Township
Carthage Institute
N. P. Jones
A Few Moves by Local Families on North East and Main Streets
Noah Whittaker and family moved to the Benjamin property on North East street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill purchased property on North East street and moved there Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Barber now occupy their home on North Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Hill moved from the Barber property to the Whitton property on South East street. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Haywood moved from the Conaway farm to the Mercer property on Main street. Frank Overman and family moved to the W. L. Walker farm southwest of Carthage. John W. Hill and family shipped goods to Padli last Saturday, purchasing a farm. Bill Sleeth and family moved to the O. S. Hill property in Rose Hill addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hill
North East Street
Morton Barber
North Main Street
Gurney Hill
Barber
Whitton
South East Street
Sam Haywood
Conaway
Mercer
Main Street
Frank Overman
W. L. Walker
Carthage
John W.hill
Padli
Bill Sleeth
O. S. Hill
Rose Hill
Correction on Poultry Judging Names at Carthage Institute
A reader notes a correction to last week’s paper. W. O. Swain of Arlington judged the poultry, not Occident, with awards given by N. P. Jones near Occident. The reader states this on behalf of Mr. Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Swain
Arlington
Carthage Institute
N. P. Jones
Occident
Mr. Swain
Laughing jackass a bird of color and weather lore in Australia
The laughing jackass, a kingfisher related bird in Australia, is famed for its uproarious laughter which locals link to fair weather in damp times. In clear weather it changes hue to rainbow colors while remaining a poor hunter during gloom. The piece also lists relics of Christ and apostles in Europe and a guide to making large decorative bubbles with soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Jackass
The American Buy March Issue Featured a Timely Cover
The March issue is praised as a ten time winner for attractiveness timeliness and interest. The cover showcases a cheerful young lineman and the pages include 78 illustrations.
Among the Churches Fletcher M. E. Church Services
Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 1 30 p m Junior League at 2 30 Epworth League at 6 00 preaching at 7 00 Mid week prayer meeting Thursday at 7 o clock Choir practice Friday at 7 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Friends Church Sunday Services Schedule
The notice lists Bible School at 9 45, worship at 11 00, Junior C E at 2 00, Y P 8 S C E at 6 00, Gospel Services at 7 00, and mid week meeting Thursday at 10 a m and prayer meeting Thursday at 7 00 p m. Pastor Chas O Whitely invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
C. E
Chas. 0
Whitely
East Street Church of Christ Sunday Schedule
Sunday School starts at 9 30. Preaching at 10 30 and 7 00 on the alternate Sunday each month. Choir practice Friday evening at 7. All are cordially invited. Omar Hufford, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Hufford
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School and Meetings
Sugpar Survicus lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m each Sunday preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m on alternate Sundays Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening led by Pastor F BR Eddy
Mt Pleasant A M E Sunday services and meetings
Mount Pleasant A M E invites parishioners to worship on alternating Sundays the first and third Sundays. Sabbath School at 3 P M each Sabbath. Midweek prayer meeting on Thursday nights. Cordially invites all to attend. Pastor Chas Terrell.
Church of Christ Weekly Schedule and Pastor
Scomupar Service Sunday School at 9 00 a m Preaching at 11 06 a m and 7 00 p m Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 7 00 o clock Pastor Philander Weaver leads the church every week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander Weaver
Carthage Lodges Meet Weekly at East Mill Hall
Carthage Lodge No. 255 I O O F holds Tuesday evening meetings at the hall on East Mill Street. Carthage Camp No. 5348 M W of A meets subject to the call of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lodge No
East Mill Street
Carthage
M. W. of
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T. L. Gilson
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Sammy McBride
D. J. Dalrymple
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