Big Four Route May 1906 Ticket Specials
The Big Four announces multiple return ticket sales across several cities in May and June 1906. Routes include Belle Centre Ohio, St Paul Minnesota, Boston Massachusetts, Lafayette Indiana, Logansport Indiana, Crawfordsville Indiana, Winona Lake Indiana, and Indianapolis with varied sale dates and a special one fare plus two dollars option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Centre
ST. Paul
Minn
Boston
Mass
Lafayette
Ind
Logansport
Crawfordsville
Winona Lake
Hats and social news from Carthage Indiana
Hats and millinery sales at Eva Johnson and Joah Bundy anchor a local Carthage notice page. A sequence of visits, weddings, illness, and family travels across Rushville Indianapolis Noblesville and Delphi frames town life with clergy and civic events. The record also notes a funeral in Riverside and upcoming Epworth League installations.
Rushville Residents and Local Social Ties Noted
Buy an Edison. Next Sunday is May Quarterly. James Gillespie of Rushville visited town on business Tuesday. Mrs T J Hill and Mrs Alonzo Kizer were in Knightstown Monday afternoon. Leonard Clark and Fred Retherford of Rushville called on friends Sunday. Will Brown of Rushville was guest of Miss Edith Caldwell as Mrs John Wall returned from a visit with relatives at Piqua. Mr and Mrs Hollis and Mr and Nicholson of Hagerstown were guests Sunday of W C Pierce and wife. Real estate transfers involve Arvel Ly Herk and wife to Anna L Dana quit claim to lots 32 33 and 34 in Henley's addition to Carthage and five-sixths of an acre adjoining 07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillespie
Rushville
T. J. Hill
Alonzo Kizer
Knightstown
Leonard Clark
Fred Retherford
Friends
Will Brown
Rushvie
Edith Caldwell
John Wall
Piqua
Hollis
and Nicholson
Hagerstown
W. C. Pierce
Arvel Ly Herkless
Anna L. Dana
Henley
Carthage
Baccalaureate Sermon Draws Packed M E Church
A Sunday night baccalaureate at a local M E church drew a full house with standing room in aisles vestibule and veranda. Juniors and seniors joined in an opening anthem and a sermon by M W Foster impressed both young and old with practical Christian values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Orphans Make Donation to Local Cause
A nearby community reports orphans contributing to a worthy local cause, showing readiness to do their part in charitable work and demonstrating civic spirit in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seana
Costly Sunday Morning Fire Destroys First Ward School
Gowdy found a blaze at 4 o clock in ville's First Ward school. A class flag on the tower may mark junior or senior rivalry. Smoke ruined a library of 2000 volumes and apparatus. total loss estimated at 30000 dollars. insurance on the building was 15500 dollars. Commencement plans remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
First Ward
Gowdy
Sexton and Vicinity Cool Weather Socials
Very cool weather at present. Elmer Martin and wife visited home folks at Homer Sunday. Oscar Newhouse and wife attended church at Plum Creek Sunday. Inez and Carrie McManus attended church at Plum Creek Sunday. Miss Carrie spent the remainder of the day with Flora Shonert at Gings. Mrs. Druzilla McKee visited her grand daughter, Mrs. Earl Grubbs, Monday. Roy Thompson has returned home after several weeks in Indianapolis. Orvalier visited his brother Kellis here Sunday. Len Winkler and family and Roll Rodgers and family were guests of Ode Winklers Sunday afternoon. Will Winship and Miss Flossie New kirk of Rushville spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hendrix. Hallie Green and family spent Saturday evening visiting Low Kerricks. Mary Pierson spent Sunday afternoon with Hazel and Vera Kiser. Several from here attended a social at Benton Scott's Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Martin
Homer
Oscar Newhouse
Plum Creek
Inez
Carrie McManus
Carrie
Flora Shonert
Gings
Druzilla McKee
Earl Grubbs
Roy Thompson
Indianapolis
Orvalier
Kellis
Len Winkler
Roll Rodgers
Ode
Charlottesville Stars Defeat Charlott esville 14 8 in Batte ry
Charlottesville fell 14 to 8 to Home Stars on Saturday with Riley and Overman as battery. Local notices recount visits, funerals, and family movements across Knightstown, Greenfield, Noblesville, Indianapolis, and nearby towns including Knightstown residents, blooms of travel, and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Riley and Overman
Battery
T.C. Gray
Ed Sample
Knightstown
Wilkinson News Notes and Local Movements
Nine members joined the Wilkinson church during Sunday services led by Rev. Van Winkle. Guy May visited Greenfield for a teacher license. Frank Matthews and family moved to the Justice property on South Main, while Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsh took the vacated home. The Wilkinson Bottle Company resumed operations last week after repairs. Mrs. Sarah M. Cooper visits Anderson to see her ill daughter Mrs. B. H. Cook. Progress Club met with Mrs. Walter Welborne. next gathering with Miss Trees of Warrington. Mr. and Mrs. George Sowerwine attended a niece’s wedding near Noblesville. Axtell & Condo buried Elmer Cook’s infant and conducted the mother’s funeral last Friday. Cook is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Cook of Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
van Winkle
Guy May
Greenfield
Frank Matthews
Justice
South Main Street
Frank Marsh
Wilkinson Bottle Company
Sarah M. Cooper
Anderson
B. H. Cook
Progress Club
Walter Welborne
Miss Trees
Warrington
George Sowerwine
Sowerwine
Noblesville
Axtell
Thinning an Orchard Plan For Removing Apple Trees
An orchardist proposes gradual thinning of Rhode Island Greenings set 30 by 32 feet. He plans removing every other row diagonally as trees crowd, leaving permanent trees about forty five feet apart. The note cites spraying needs and practical access with trestle rigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Rhode Island
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Hanna
W.H. Sharer
E. J. Nay
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ms Couch
Kr. King
Record Office
Carthage, Indiana
E. G. Hill Proprietor and Publisher
Johnson's
Byron Ball
Milt Henley
Amaziah Miller
Connersville
Joannah Morris
Luther Gibson
Amy Smith
Warfield
Manilla
Eva Johnson
Maud Foust
Frank Foust
D. W. Newsom
Mina Bryant
J. T. Scull
Joe Clark
J. J. Anderson
Mary Wisler
T. B. Gary
Fletcher M. E
J. B.schrichte
Eunice Phelps
Frank Coffin
Clara Henley
Jennie Henley
Bonnie Henley
Warren Bundy
Libertyville
Lil
Jones
J. A. Sipe
E. D. Lewis
Charles Gear
Marion
H.E. Stager
J. B. Herkliss
Mary
Martinsville
Harry Lesley
Clyde Henley
University
Joah Bundy
Sandy Mahan
Shelbyville
Milt Herkless
Anna E. Sterre
Rob Henley
Florence Henley
Stella Gause
D. C. Benjamin
Mr. Benjamin
Charles C. Benjamin
Delphi
C. D. Lewis
Morristown
Stanley Walden
Hazel Hill
Elizabeth Saulisbury
Riverside
Epworth League
John Sawyer
A. T. Rank
Mnd
Henley Block
Tindall
Sexton and Vicinity
Will Lowe
George Furry
LaVaughn Evans
Buchtel
Emory Fort
Jeanette
Enry Bender
New Castle
Walter Daubenspeck
Myrtle Orr
Mollie St.Clair
Tstown
Joe Conklin
Coffin
Indi
Stella
Ames Haywood
Daisy Bates
Sylvia Whistler
Willard Reeves
Charles Cross
Emory Lacey
Texas
Er Foust
Lewisville
Elmer Foust
Omar Hufford
Stinger
Eilen Thomas
Catherine Ley
Alexandria
W. SiLane
Ehrick
Jessie Evans
Pittsbro
S.C. Staley
Near Willnson
Asn Oss
Mabel Walker
Jesse Loudenback
Ente
Dinger
Sunday West
Peter Ce
Jeez Reedy
F Loudenback, Jr
Maxwell
John News
Frank Newby
Knightsil
Indianapo
Harry Stinger
Ella Brandenburg
Eliza Rs
Maurice Barrett
Spiceland
Virgil Williams
Walter Niles
Raleigh Cin
Gharles Passage
Wilkinee
Catherine
Charles Holland
Joel Martin
Lindamood
Sed Poe
Twile
Thomas Lambert
Knox
Minnie Staley
B. W. Mars
Louisiana Crop Pest Commission
Mr. Marston
Keachie
Ohio Farmers” Institute
Wing
Rankin
Fayette County
Farm Journal
Department of Agriculture
Summerville
8. C
Ben J. F. Miller
North Side
Public Squere
Indiana
Owen
Hill Notary Public Insurance
P. J. Sattler Fire
Savings Association
R. H. Hill & Co
Florence B. Hunt
F. M. Miller
St. Carthage
Seprama
Iupusa
Johnson Bock
F. G
Rober-Kii
Johnson
D. Lewwirst
J. D. Dill
Greensburg, Ind
Rabl
J. B. Schrighte
H. G. Rawls
Louis Mans Sr
James Carfield
Carthage Ind
R- C
West Mill St
Washington, D.C
Samuel Kennedy
Shelbyville, MD
East Franklin Street
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