Local notices and shopping items in Carthage page
A condensed list of local notices, shop offerings, visits, and social updates from Carthage and nearby areas. Mentions include purchases at Hand's and Lovett's, visits by residents to Indianapolis and Rushville, health updates, Thanksgiving plans, and community events at the Friends church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin’s
Mort Barber
Rosseville
Lee Wooten
R. H. Hill & Co
Lon LeMay
Gurney Hill
Greenfield
Carthage
W. H. Sharer
S. Wilbur Rhoades
J. E. Campbell
Frankton
Irvin Price
Indianapolis Friends
Companion
Ladies Home Journal
Kate Conde
Lora White
Rushville Friends
Sallie Henley
Horace Gear
Indianapolis
HIUL BROS Offer Record Agency Services
The fragment notes HIUL BROS urging to settle and close a book and promote a dollar magazine for 95 cents, suggesting a sales or accounting notice from a record agency seeking payment or promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Any Dollar ‘Magazine
Pants price ranges in historic listing
A fragmented OCR snippet shows prices for pants labeled s15e to 1.10 with 23 cents up to 89 cents, indicating a short balance of cost data in a catalog or ad. No clear date, venue, or full product details are legible.
Textile materials for shirtswaists and dresses offered
Textile material brief notes indicate availability of shirtswaist and dress fabrics including silk, velvet, and applique trimmings. No distinct event or named entities readable beyond generic fabric terms.
School program and lectures at Rushville High
Prof J H Scholl conducts events at the school. Paul Wiggins of Shirley visits the building. Dr W A Quayle to lecture on Hing Lear. Prof H B Wilson leads football boys during Saturday visit. Pupils prepare a Thanksgiving program with drawings and donations to a committee. Emory and Flora Pitts spoke at Chapel. census data cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wiggins
Shirley
W. A. Quayle
Hing Lear
H. B. Wilson
Rushville High School
Weod
Ches Fer
Ifi
Ida Ludlow
Satuday
Indiana
Emory
Flora Pitts
Chapel
George C Clark Dies Prominent Rushville Banker and Leader
George C. Clark, president of Rushville National Bank and longtime public figure, died at his East Third Street home Sunday evening after a brief battle with acute pneumonia. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Brown home, with burial Wednesday in Friends cemetery south of Arlington. A noted attorney and former Indiana General Assembly member, Clark's career spanned nearly fifty years in Rushville and eastern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Clark
Rushville National Bank
Janes W. Brown
East Third Street
Brown
Friends Cemetery
Arlington
Odd Fellowe and Bar ‘Association
George
Clark
Guilford County
North Carolina
Rush County
Indiana
New Garden
George C. Mendenhall
Rushville
Pert
General Assembly
Bank of Indiana
Bank of the State of
Noble Franklin Lodge member cared for neighbors and faith
He gave freely to charity and served as a charter member of Franklin Lodge of Odd Fellows for over 50 years. When receiving sick bene fits he returned the amount by check to aid a needy brother. A Whig turned Republican, he was a lifelong Friend of Friends church and valued the Bible above all other books. Court adjourned as a mark of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Lodge of Odd Fellows
Clark
Friends Church
August Flower Sale Promises Quick Digestive Relief
August Flower touted as the largest sale of any medicine, claimed to cure indigestion, biliousness, and liver issues in a bygone era. The ad asserts doctors were scarce and stresses August Flower as a sole remedy for dullness, headaches, and general malaise, sold by US Coffin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Coffin & Co
Tdl
Barber Held After Death At Shop In Muncie
A dispatch from Muncie reports barber Harry Galloway detained at the police station pending investigation into the death of Miss Jessie Crow in his shop Wednesday. She became ill and died on a couch in a rear room after Galloway failed to summon a physician in time. This is said to be the second time she fell seriously ill in his shop. Galloway, son of Harvey Galloway, once worked as a barber at Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Harry Galloway
Jessie Crow
Galloway
Harvey Galloway
Arlington
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saige Heals Burns Quick and Scar Free
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saige as quickly healing the worst burns and scalds with no scar. It claims use on cuts and raw surfaces with tingling effect and mentions piles and skin issues.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.F. Lovett
Bund Boys
Clark Gause
H.O. George Mercer
Cale Darnell
Anderson
Delcevne Drake
H.—O
R. B. Yenley
Cincinnati
Catherine Adkins
Hartford City
Ed Adkins
King
Nina Newsom
Shorty
Phelps
Edd Ball
Dillanan’s
Thomas Taylor
Taylor
Katie Mercer
Drury Holt
Oklahoma
Will
Sarah Johnson
Hattie Gilbert
Dublin
H.O
Winona
Newsom
Hazel Carr
Katherine Glass
H. Sharer’s
Byron Ball
Harry Hudson
O. E. Hills
Samuel B. Hill
Kansas
Fred Lacy
Fred
Hume & Darnell’s
Lovett's
William Six
Lebanon
Hs Brothers
Mr Six
Joseph Hentey
William Wilcutts
Greentown
John Galloway
Hubbard Winslow
Greeney, Ill
Lowry
Knightstown
Edgar Buney
Friends C. E
C. E
Lafayette
Alpheus Trueblood
God
Ora Herkless
Abercrombie
J. B. Herkless and
Lovett’s Grocery
Anti-saloon League
A. N. Marlatt
Sam Staley
Midkif
Sotte
Uncle
Johnnie Galloway
Joseph Henley
Willcutts
Marsh Stevens
Drury Hall
Oklahomloway
Is Ceeds
Ripley
Montagille
Pio
Mr Flowers
Macial
Scrooge
Marley
Cratenus
Jesse ‘Evans
Henley’s
Hiul Bros
Hill Bros
Ress Goods
Shetland
SF Hosiery
Little Boy
Prof
J. H. Scholl
Lizzie Clark
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