Rushville Routs Shortridge 3 to 1 In Athletic News
Rushville high school defeated Shortridge high school of Indianapolis 3 to 1 with Mc Guire in the box. The 1906 baseball guide lists Jesse Ruby of Carthage as 17th in batting among 93 batters, with 99 hits in 374 at bats and a .264 average over 102 games. Ruby tied for first in outfield with Davis of Cedar Rapids, and his 205 put outs with 4 errors yield a .980 fielding percentage. Carthage High was defeated 9 to 3 at New Castle. Bundy and Stanley formed the battery with Beher at third.
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Rushville High School
McGuire
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis
Jesse Ruby
Carthage
Rock Island
Davis
Cedar Rapisi
Gamies
Bundy
Stanley
Powers
J. Rhoades
Beher
W. Phelps
Hackleman
Binford
Coffin
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals 23 Year Sore in Mrs Wilke
A 25c box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a running sore on Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin after 23 years of torture. Labeled as the greatest antiseptic healer of piles wounds and sores. Available at Reeves’ Knightstown and McClain’s Carthage drug stores.
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Lucia Wilke
Caroline
Wis
Bucklen
Reeves
Knightstown
McClain's
Carthage
Dunreith Notes Highlight Local People and School Return
Mrs Ott Hayes improves after illness Fanty Hayes slower to recover Flossie Kiser visits New Castle then will go to Hagerstown Roe Lee and Taylor Kimbrel complete ditch for Elmer Kiser Elvas Harrold loses colt from pneumonia Will Cory loses horse the same day Mr and Mrs Hyde travel to New York for summer Several attend Historical Society Mrs Laura Ward visits Caroline Edgerton Clara Davison attends festival Rev Blount from Indianapolis to preach next Sunday George Beckett family entertain Bertha Pearson and Miss Taylor Mrs Will Glidewell visits Robert Glidwell family Joe Crickmore in New Castle Monday Parker preaches here Hoover brothers of Spiceland visit Dunreith school praised under Mr Holtsclaw Eight graders seven girls in class one term good showing for Holtsclaw and patrons Chamberlains Stomach Tablets sold by druggists McLain Carthage
Marriage Announcement Sparks Surprise Near Anderson
A Sunday wedding introduced Mrs Rose Small by her smiling husband. Mr and Mrs Small wed in February at Buffalo New York. Mrs Small formerly Miss Reicher who has taught near Anderson for some time. The Record joins friends in congratulating the couple and notes the paper's new headquarters over Ny som's dry goods store.
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Rose Small
Local News Highlights From Fletcher M. E. Church to O S Hill's
Miss Joah Bundy advertises millinery in Indianapolis while local society threads mingle with church notes, garden posts, and a funeral in Morristown. Ed Hill and T. J. Hill hosts, varied visits from Knightstown to Greenfield, and a postponed Arbor Day due to late trees. District events include class sessions, flower bouquets, theater party, and commencement plans with Rev. M. W. Foster delivering the baccalaureate.
Juniors Host Seniors in Violet and Cream Theme
On Friday evening the home of W P Henley hosted a Juniors to Seniors party. Miss Grace Winslow greeted guests in Junior colors rosé and green. Frank Cross prophesied each Senior's future. A musical contest and fortune slips followed before a violet cream dining room display and two course refreshment service. The Star contest concluded the evening with guests leaving declaring it unsurpassed.
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W. P. Henley
Grace Winslow
Nellie Parish
Helen McCorkle
Frank Cross
Cloe
Vivian Deem
Hallie Retherford
Mabel Narvel
Strawberry plants for sale by B. F. Stinger in Charlottesville
Thrifty fine strawberry plants of various varieties offered by B. F. Stinger Charlottesville Indiana call for orders or leave at this office. Prompt delivery.
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B. F. Stinger
Charlottesville
Ind
Excursion to Cincinnati amid local updates and transit note
The report notes a grand Sunday excursion to Cincinnati with a train leaving Carthage at 7 59 and a round trip fare of 1 25. It also lists a ball game between Cincinnati and St Louis, and various local real estate transfers in Ripley township including Francis E Stewart to Lucinda Stewart for 25 acres and Frances E Stewart to Theodore Stewart for 15 acres, each with life estates reserved.
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Cincinnati
Carthage
St. Louis
Francis E. Stewart
Lucinda Stewart
Ripley Township
Frances E. Stewart
Theodore Stewart
Leone Heathcock
Retta Curry
Greenfield
Mort Stanley
Anderson
Jones Hardware Co
Richmond
Ed Ruby
Carthage High School Art Exhibit May 6 at Studio
The annual Carthage High School art exhibition will be held at the art studio on Wednesday May 6 from 3 to 5 pm. All patrons and friends are invited to view the students’ work. Miss Whitney. For rent a small cottage inquire at this office.
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Carthage High School
Whitney
See Our Gray Wash Silk and White Goods
A compact retail note touts gray wash silk and white goods with emphasis on quality and competitive prices. The brief invites readers to browse the catalog for fabric and home textile offerings and bargains.
Gibson Morris Couple Wed at Family Home
Luther Gibson, son of Mr and Mrs David Gibson, wed Miss Johannah Morris, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Morris, at the bride’s parents home. Rev Chas O Whitely of the Friends church officiated. only immediate family and a few friends attended. Gibson plans a six room cottage on their northwest farmhouse, to be finished in about two weeks. The Record extends congratulations.
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Luther Gilson
David Gibson
Johannah Morris
Henry Morris
Chas. O. Whitely
Friends’ Church
Gibson
Carthage High School Commencement May 11
The annual commencement exercises at Carthage High School take place Friday evening May 11. W W Parsons president of Indiana State Normal School will deliver the address. Greenfield Military Orchestra will provide the music. Seats on sale at Newsom's Tuesday May 8.
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Carthage High School
W. W. Parsons
Indiana State Normal School
Greenfield Military Orchestra
Newsom’s
Baccalaureate Services Celebrate Evening of Music and Sermon
The program features Anthem Remember Now Thy Creator by Adams with scriptural reading and prayer by Rev. Charles O Whitely. A duet Nearer My God to Thee by Morrison is followed by a sermon by Rev. M W Foster. A double quartet sings And He Shall Give His Angels Charge Over Thee by Mendelssohn, concluding with Benediction.
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Adams
Charles O. Whitely
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