Notable Shifts and Social News in Carthage
Local notes recount visits by residents and relatives, including Henley, Mina Cox, Linnie Henley, Newlin, and Mary E. Odell. Reports cite arrests for jumping trains, a widow Samantha Cameron’s death, and social events at the M E church and G A R hall. Substantial concerns about a former fire company and security from traveling vagrants frame the town’s civic mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
East Street
Mina Cox
Linnie Henley
Newlin
Mary E. Odell
J. Edwin Jay
Messrs Williss
E. N. Hill
Ie H. C. Phelps
F. M. Coffin
Celia Indy
Frazenburg
Ohio
I Hinshaw
Carthage
James Gilespie
R. F.codlington
Elizabeth Adams
Arlington
Christian Church Convention Program Highlights
The semi annual convention of Dis Features of Sunday School presents papers by L. C. Howe of Elwood on The Pupil s Home Preparation of the Sunday School Lesson W M Cunningham of Alexandria on The Home Class Department T G Legg State S S Evangelist delivers a sermon Rev B A Jenkins of Indianapolis speaks on Spiritual Element in C W E M Work Mrs Emily Finch and Mrs Ella Graham contribute Our Boys all part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Howe
Elwood
W. M. Cunningham
Alexandria
T. G. Legg
S.S. Evangelist
B. A. Jenkins
Indianapolis
C. W. E. M. Work
Emily Finch
Our Boys
Ella Graham
Missionary Meeting at Friends Church Next Sunday Evening
Program for a missionary meeting at the Friends church next Sunday evening beginning at seven. Song chorus devotional by Elvira Parker. Needs of Missions by Cyrus Coffin. Lillian Henley trio. Stella Gause. Lew Stanley. Exercise The Missionary Clock. The Children Alaska. Nancy E Jackson solo. Minnie Mills recitation Launching the Ship by Mary Farley. Song Gipsy Boy. Children recitation Zella Bundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Church
Cyrus Coffin
Lillian Henley
Stella Gause Lew Stanley
Alaska
Nancy E. Jackson
Minnie Mills
Mary Farley
Zella Bundy
Lynn Creek Valley Notes and Local Changes
M D Plank is down with the grippe, Elisha Mordon improving rapidly, T B Nelsons both sick, Uncle John Sohn not yet better. Clessie Tribby poorly for a week, Jesse Allender starts work for J B Tribby, Joseph Johnson moved to J P Alexander farm, Oscar Nelson to Wm Dill’s farm near Six Mile. Rain washed out several Lynn Creek culverts. Charles Winslow visited Rushville. Franklin Sunday school convention well attended. Mrs Emiline Drysdale ill with a severe cold. Miss Emma Clark to teach a three month subscription school at Clark’s school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Plank
Elisha Mordon
T. B. Nelson
John Sohn
Clessie Tribby
Jesse Allender
J. B. Tribby
Joseph Johnson
J. P. Alexander
Oscar Nelson
Wm. Dill
Six Mile
Permit Required for Entry at Board and Paper Factory
Notice from E N Bill manager forbids entering or passing through the United States Board and Paper company straw board factory without a permit from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Stone
W.L. C
United States Board and Paper Company
E. N. Bill
Carthage Burglars Plead Guilty in Rushville Case
Three Carthage burglars from Indianapolis pleaded guilty in Rushville court after detectives Kruger Thornton Kinney testified about arrests in the Ryan block room. Judges sentenced Paul Revere Charles Smith and Harry Roberts to seven years. Harry White got three years after a delayed plea. Witnesses included Sgt Kruger and detectives. a tool kit was shown as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Streit
Ware
Kinney
Thornton
Rushville
Carthage
Donnelly
Ryan Block
Ben. L. Smith
Paul Revere
Charles Smith
Harry Roberts
Mr Smith
Indianapolis
Thornton and
Roberts
Smith
Plainfield
Harry White
William Marquis
Mary Donnelly
White
Miller
Revere
Smith and Roberts
South
Jeffersonville
T L Decker opens harness and shoe shop this week
T L Decker travels to Shirley this week to open a harness and shoe repair shop. The item lists various social visits, church revival notes, and a regional district church convention upcoming, with multiple names and places such as Shirley Greenfield New Castle Stringtown Friends church Newberg Oregon Pleasant View Beech Valley and Swkceland. The narrative also mentions Marietta Teas moving to Salem and other visits by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Decker
Shirley
Florence Staley
Gertrude Fort
Greenfield
Minerva Rafferty
James Price
Perry Lewis
Olive Ahne
Henrietta Jeffries
Stringtown
A. V. Jackson
Your City
Marion White
Edward Hill
Frank
Riley Cook
Sarah Ann Gilbert
New Castle
Friends’ Church
Micajah Morris
Newberg
Oregon
John Windsor
J. F. Shultz
Alfred Brown
Pleasant View
Albert White
James Moore
Beech Valley
The
Christian Church
Marietta
Nathan Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henley Bros
Ot Hill
Lenora Welborne
Knights
Miss Wi
Chas. Nixon
Knightstown
Anna Leamon
Anderson
W. Bahy
M.E. Foreign Missionary Society
T Church
Squire Benjamin
Samantha Cameron
Neria
M. E. Church
Christ
G. A. R. Post
Jesse Hare
New Vinna
Missouri
Carrie Charles
Wlliam Johnson
Town Board
Allen W. Newsom
C. W. Tinsley
Winifred Schooley
J. W. McCamish & Co
Ridgeville
Jesse McDaniel
J. H. Stanley
Progressive Fellows
Henley’s Grocery
Fdr
R. E. Henley
Cyrus B. Cox
Ripley ,Township
Tee
Chamberlain
O. 8
Coffin & Co
W. H. Sharer
South Main
Northwestern
Sharer
Eunice
Clark
Rushville Water Company
City of
Howe Pump and Engine Company
Howe Company
Howe
Water and Light Company
Christian Church Convention
Dis
Missionary Meeting
Elvira Parker
Lynn Creek Valley
Emma Clark
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