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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1901

Page

6

Local man killed by fast train at Knightstown crossing

Isaac Loudenback aged 38 was instantly killed when his team with six hogs was struck by a west bound Pan Handle train near Jefferson street crossing in Knightstown at about 5 30 am. He left a wife and three children. Funeral services were held in Knights town.

Isaac Loudenback Jefferson St Pan Handle R. R Knightstown Loudenback Daniel Loudenback

All Quiet Along the Potomac and Local Notes

Poems evoke Civil War vigil as sentry recalls fallen comrades while a buffalo express notes a parade, repairs, and social items. Entries mention G. A. R. hats, residents Billie Gilchrist and Ed Adkins, Purdue commencement programs, and local business notices in Spiceland and nearby towns.

Potomac Buffalo Express

Local Notes and Arrivals in Town

Elijah Linnville visitors and residence change with his son Phael and ordering The Record for Oliver Powell. W P Binford buys ten acres from Charles and Katherine Kennedy east of the railroad for summer construction. Sarah Hill returns from Chicago where she helped Merle with office work and seeks rest for her health. Nina Newsom returns from Anderson where she taught eight grades of grammar this winter.

Elijah Linnville Mr Linville Phael Oliver Powell W. P. Binford Walnut Ridge Charles and Katherine Kennedy Sarah Hill Chicago Merle Miss Hill Nina Newsom Anderson

Ladies Aid Party Lights Up Dill Home

The Christian church Ladies Aid hosted a reception at the Dill residence with about seventy five guests. Games indoors and on a lantern lit lawn accompanied cake coffee and pickles. The event raised a little over $10 and was considered a social and financial success.

Wm. Dill Aid of the Christian Church

Memorial Day Program at G A R Hall

Veterans and citizens join a day of ceremonies starting 8 30 a m at the G A R hall with floral decorations for Foust Beach and Addison cemeteries. The procession moves to Riverside and Friends cemeteries with bands ministers and children, then returns to Columbia Hall for songs addresses and a roll call of honor. Memorial Day events include Lincoln Gettysburg Address and a memorial chorus. Chaplains and officers are named for each site.

G. A. R. Hall Foust Beach Addison Hall Riverside Cemetery Carthage Band Lincoln Gettysburg Lizzie Williams Alpheus Trueblood River Side Cemetery A. N. Marlatt Friends Cemetery J. C. Hall Columbia Hall D. C. Benjamin Henry Phelps Will Walker Jerry Howland

Patriots Buried at Walnut Ridge Cemetery Honored

The article lists graves at Walnut Ridge Cemetery for patriots calling to duty. Marked graves include William Henley John Thornburg Silas Thornburg Milton Hill David Holaway Thomas Brooks Amos Butler Henry Phelps and others. Unmarked tombstones signify those without inscriptions.

William Henley John Thornburg Silas Thornburg Milton Hill David Holaway Thomas Brooks Amos Butler Henry Phelps

Vintage Fabric Prices list for 39c and 50c items

A compact price list noting ladies vests at 5c 10c 15c 25c and bleached muslin at 5c per yard along with unbleached muslin at 4c per yard. Also lists 39c and 50c values for various products.

Straw hats for girls boys and men offered

Straw hats offered in various shapes including round flat and dented tops for girls boys and men. The listing emphasizes a range of styles and sizes for all ages.

Special sale on umbrellas and vests

A new lot of colored umbrellas in red and blue offered at 1.75 each. Mens and boys fancy silk double breast vests reduced from 3.50 to 2.50 and from 1.50 to 0.98 respectively.

Variety of shirt waists and accessories in sale

Displayed percale madras and lia liner shirt waists priced from 49 cents to 2 dollars, nickel plated watches offer timekeeping at 98 cents, feather tans at 25 cents, belts 10 cents, sunbonnets 20 and 25 cents.

Percale Madras Inlia

Endorsement for Foley's Sarsaparilla as Blood Purifier

Sam L Newsom advocates Foley's Sarsaparilla as essential for good health before warm weather. The remedy is praised as effective and highly recommended, with confidence in its beneficial effects.

Foley

Notable Names Listed for Furniture and Undertaking

A roster of individuals including John W. Gates Henry B. Tullis Robert Collins M W Pierce Noah Small Thomas Weaver George Dillman David Jones Henry Hunt Jimmy Kenner E B White J F McCarty Dr Sparks Andrew Foust James Mullis T M Abrams Morgan James Wm James Austin James Huffington Isaac Harvey and Degoldzer D W Kirkwood appears for furniture and undertaking services.

John W. Gates Henry B. Tullis Robert Collins M. W. Pierce River Side E. B. White J. F. McCarty Dr. Sparks Andrew Foust James Mullis T. M. Abrams Morgan James Wm. James Austin James Huffington Isaac Harvey Degoldzer

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