Exodus Day Sends Teachers to Summer Posts
Monday marked exodus day for out of town teachers as they left with imperatives and silver medallions for the Record. Ida Ludlow will spend the summer at her Connersville home. Cassady goes to Rushville. Davidsonheads for Carthage Illinois for vacation. Stockinger and wife will summer at their former home Sturgis Michigan. They expect warm welcomes back next fall.
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Goddess of Liberty
Ida Ludlow
Connersville
Cassady
Rushville
Sturgis
Mich
Beck's Art Studio Carthage Late Styles in Photo Mounts
Beck's Art Studio Carthage invites viewing late photo mount styles each Wednesday. Mrs Eunice S Phelps Mrs Helen Gause and Miss Lillian Righter will be in the city this week. Chas R Butler handles bicycle repairs and sundries with other notices of local people and a monument dedication tomorrow. Grace Binford daughter of John M Binford is in critical condition after a fall with brain base concerns. Five hundred sheets fine note heads printed and padded by Recorp Office.
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Beck
Carthage
Eunice S. Phelps
Helen Gause
Lillian Righter
Grace Binford
John M. Binford
May Meeting Parade Turns Carthage Into Style Show
May quarterly gathering at the Ridge doubles as a Carthage parade of multi styled turnouts with residents viewing from verandas. Knightstown’s second nine beat Carthage second team 27 to 6 as Reeves struggled and Brooks shut down the visitors. Carthage club unveils new suits, Force Food advertised at B P Leisure's, and Becks Art Studio continues weekly photo visits.
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Carthage
Indiana
Knightstown
Reeves
Brooks
B. P. Leisure
Becks Art Studio
Bites art studio and town notes in Knightstown
Twenty cases of measles in town and a roundup of local visits and events. R F Stanley and Son advertise photographs and delphware while Knightstown Main Street is graded for an interurban line. Community notices mention illnesses, visits from Rushville and Indianapolis residents, Commencement, and local sales efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leisure
Erma ‘McCarty
R. F. Stanley & Son
S. Main Street
Knightstown
Local notes and society items from Carthage area
A digest of week’s happenings includes musical lessons at Indianapolis Conservatory, readings and theater in Indianapolis, school and church events, train and lodge notes, and social visits. Notable items: Miss Stella Gause teaching piano, Ora Herkless and Pearl Meredith at a quarterly meeting, Miss Winona Newsom and Mrs. J. E. Campbell saw Viola Allen, and a focus on local clubs, commencements, and a big spring sale by the R. H. Slill Co. The town reports ongoing debt reduction, boiler work at a strawboard plant, and notices from the library and court actions. Local residents and visitors named include James Drysdale, William Bundy, Mr. and Mrs. Beck, and several in Knightstown, Rushville, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Newby
Lake Wawasee
Winona Newsom
J. E. Campbell
Viola Allen
Palace of the King
Indianapolis
Bert Miller
Bert
B. Jones
Occident
Pete Hallowell
Sexton
Sipe
Geo. C. Clark
Rushville
Abigail J. Hadley
Friends Church
Florence Henley
Plainfield
Lilian
R. B. Henley’s
Cincinnati
Grace Simpson
Richmond
Mattie
Susie Bentley
Miss Simpson
Harvey Braden
Arthur Braden
Greensburg
Milroy
Anna L. Baldwin
Parke County
Carthage
Indiana Eclectic Association opens 38th meeting in Fort Wayne
Dr. Coffin presides as association president and delivered the opening address at the 38th annual Indiana Eclectic Association meeting in Fort Wayne. Supt. W. D Kerlin of Knightstown and county Supt. Gary attended Friday evening’s commencement exercises and praised the program and overall satisfaction of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Eclectic Association
Coffin
W. D Kerlin
Knightstown
Gary
Carthage Building Loan and Savings to convene at 7:30
The Carthage Building Loan and Savings Association will meet this evening at 7 30 in town hall to elect officers and conduct other business. Jesse Heney, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Loan and Savings Association
Town Hall
Jesse Heney
Sec
First Festival by C E's on Eunice S Phelps Lawn
The C E's host a festival of ice cream, cake, and more on Eunice S Phelps lawn Saturday evening May 17 from 7 to 8 p.m. The event invites neighbors to attend and share in treats and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E’s
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Hill & Gear
Milroy and
Bogle
Mil
Lou
M. F. Lovett
Chas. R. Butler
Bites Art Stu
J. H. Scholl
Isaiah Fricker
Earl Gear
Marion
F. A. Capp
Mary S. Johnson
S. W. Keal
Ida Wise
Peru
H. C. Pitts
Manilla
Enos Coffin
Thomas Coleman
Adkins
Falkville
Ala
Clifford Addison
Chas R. Butler
Edith Parish
Greenfield
Earl’ Herkless
Messrs
Lloyd and
Bert Henley
Lee Phelps
Forest. Parish
New Castle
Carrie Weaver
W. H. Wallace
Attorney Reddick
Rev. Woodard
Flora Branson
Hamilton County
Della Johnson
Lewisville
Hall
Ed Retherford
Arlington Sunday
Walt
B. Hill
Old Timers
New Hill Hotel
Stella Gause
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Ora Herkless
Miss Pearl Meredith
Kystegale
James Drysdale
Michigan
Dakotas
J. W. Beck
Harrold, Woodard
Stites
William Bundy
Montagene Midh
C. O. Fife
R. H. Slill Co
Iligh School
Deweys
Blaine Ball
Gillette
Mines
Aeer
Minnie Charlottesville
D. N. Manson
Jesse Siler
Mr. Kirkwood
Rev. Coleman
Henry Felts
Philo Snyder
Joe Hubbard
John Bishop
Phiander Weaver
Rushville Evening Star
J. B. Wilson
Westinghouse Co
Wicks
Strawboard
Keturah
C. S. Coffin
Jone Ist
Stephens the Jeweler
Newsom’s Cash Store
Tsaac Hill
Sam. L. Newsom
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