Local News Briefs From Carthage Area Shrugging Through Winter
Mrs E D Lewis had a sick week. Miss Mabel Johnson visited Indianapolis friends. E D Lewis and R H Hill went to Indianapolis on business. Sam Herkless of Connersville returned home to care for his ill sister and father. Ed Adkins shipped hogs to Indianapolis for top price. Amy Camilla Winslow and Howard Winslow visit from Earlham college. Leo Porter visited Knightstown. Rushville high school baseball to play alumni in Rushville. Owen Beher visited Rushville. E D Lewis sold furniture to Straughns. W L C met at Grace H Porter’s. program included American Artist and Art Train School. Vam Hood auto repaired line after snow drifts. 17 from Knightstown enjoyed a bobsled night and supper. J Hi jewelry store in Greenfield criticized as “critical.” Children’s special Sunday at 2:30. Dawson Concert Co. performed. distributed candy and oranges. Rural carriers did not go out due to snow. Spring arrived March 21. Mrs Clyde Smith visited with her cats. Mrs Paul Jordan of Indianapolis visiting relatives. News items to Record office. Mrs B F Stinger’s funeral at Charlottesville. Russell Publow out of doors again. Mrs N C Grimes of Madison visited. Earl Finney, former Carthage man, visited. W H Sharr received Indiana Hardware Dealers convention photo. S S O Home instructors arrived by bob sled. Winona Newsom returned from Cuba trip via Marion, Alabama. Pay up delinquency.
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Ed Adkins
Indianapolis
Amy
Camilla Winslow
Howard Winslow
Earlham College
Leo Porter
Knightstown
Rushville
Owen Beher
E. D. Lewis
Straughns
Grace H. Porter
Hood Wale Auto
Van
E. J. Nay
J. Hi
Greenfield
Clyde Smith
No. 10
Record Office
B. F. Stinger
Charlottesville
Russell Publow
N.C. Grimes
Madison
Wis
Alonzo Kizer
Earl Finney
Carthage
Hartford City
Stock Sale A Success At Carthage Auction
Carmony and Brown directed a large sale near Gardner's livery barn on North Main Street. Figures totaled $3,098.50 as farmers and dealers filled the crowd despite heavy snow. Auctioneers Vanderbeck and son drew strong bidding from local and distant buyers. many horses cattle and stock were transferred with rapid turnover and a planned second sale slated for April.
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Carmony & Brown
Gardner
North Main Street
Carmony
Dublin
Mr. Brown
Milton
Carthage
West Mill Street
First Street
My Floyd
Ed ‘Manning
Knightstown
M. F.lovett
M. Smith
Maine
Cambridge City
Rushjville
Place of Quick Trades in California March Blooming Business
In Greenfield Daily Star the page notes good health and warm climate. It reports yesterday as the hottest March day in California since 79 with magnolias blooming and bathers enjoying the surf. It frames the region as a great place for business where quick deals follow quick propositions and people are in a hurry.
Pain Balm Relieves Rheumatism Says Local Editor
Mr J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory suffers rheumatism but Chamberlain's Pain Balm restores ability to attend to business. One application relieves pain and the product is advertised as the best liniment. Available from all druggists and McClain's Carthage.
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J. C. Bayne
The
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
McClain’s
Carthage
Fanny Gowdy Engaged to Robert Mansfield
John K Gowdy former United States consul general to Paris and Mrs Gowdy of Rushville announce the engagement of Miss Fannie Gowdy to Robert Mansfield United States consul general to Valparaiso Chile The date of the wedding is not set but will occur in the spring Bell phone Record office
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John K. Gowdy
United States
Paris
Two Splendid Audiences for Gurney Binford Japan Missionaries
Carthage residents warmly welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Binford returning from five years in Japan. They spoke at Bible school, preached at services, and shared Japanese dress and curios. After a year abroad they plan to sail for Mito, Japan, continuing their charitable work.
Death of Mrs. B. F. Stinger in Charlottesville
Mrs. B. F. Stinger age 65 died at her Charlottesville home Tuesday after a long illness. She leaves a husband and three children. Interment was in the cemetery north of Carthage with pallbearers William White Frank Craft William McGraw John Lane Conrad Shields and Frank Rock. Attending from afar were Louisa Theobald Kate Denny Mrs. J. W. Ball William Manley Mrs. Sherman Griggsby and Florence Stinger.
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B. F. Stinger
Charlottesville
Carthage
William White
Frank Craft
William McGraw
John Lane
Conrad Shields
Frank Rock
Louisa Theobald
Kate Denny
Westfield
J. W. Ball
William Manley
Sherman Griggsby
Morristown
Florence Stinger
Indianapolis
Sunday School Convention At Ripley Township
Ripley Township Sunday School Convention met at the Christian church on March 16 starting at 10 a.m. Train delays kept Mrs. Baldwin and county president E E Hungerford from the morning session, but Home Workers found the day rewarding. Rev Proctor led a Round Table discussion on inclusive participation, and Mrs Charles C Whitely performed a solo.
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Ripley Township
Christian Church
Baldwin
E. E. Hungerford
Proctor
Arlington
Charles C. Whitely
Cox
May Get Another Trial For Former Auditor Sherrick
Argument on a motion for a new trial for David E. Sherrick, ex state auditor convicted of embezzlement in Indianapolis, was postponed from Monday to yesterday as lawyers sought more time. They claim juror bias, asserting a juror voiced guilt opinions before selection.
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David E. Sherrick
Indianapolis
McCullough
Sherrick
Minister Kuhn's Congressional Bid Ridiculed in Liberty
The Liberty Herald derides Rev. T. H. Kuhn of Richmond as unqualified for Congress and abandoning his pulpit for politics. It argues ministers cannot serve both God and district politics, calling the bid a dream and predicting bitter disappointment. The piece also notes Watson's steadfastness amid the turmoil.
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Liberty Herald
T. H. Kuhn
Christian Church of
Richmond
Congress
Watson
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