Consolidation of Carthage Record and Vim Announces New Policy
The Carthage Record and Carthage Vim announce their union under Hill and Talbit with two offices and new fixtures. Readers are asked to have all publishable matter in the office by 8 AM Thursday to avoid delays. Subscriptions remain: Record $1.00 per year, Vim $0.50, with adjustments to satisfy subscribers.
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Carthage
Record
Hill & Talbit
Inten
Carthage Record
Hint
Tarserr
Bible Owner to Claim Property Near Town Bridges
A finder may claim ownership of items found between the bridges west of town on Sunday October 25. To identify and recover the property contact BR. I. Hill & Co's stores, describing the found items and paying the notice fee.
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BR. I. Hill & Co
Rushville Supt Headlee Visits Township Schools in Rushville
Co Supt W O Headlee and Trustee Trenley toured Rushville township schools on a visit last week in Rushville Indiana on October 26. Elmer Murphy on Riverside farm reported a county record with 105 bushels of corn cribbed between 5:45 am and 7 am. Judge W Jenley and family plan a move from West Third street to North Morgan street Griffiin property. The first snow of the season fell Friday about 1 35 p m.
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W. O. Headlee
Rushville
Trenley
Ind
Elmer Murphy
W. A. Jones
Spain
W. Jenley
West Third Street
North Morgan Street
Buckwheat and frost greet a cold October day in Indiana
The column blends whimsical notes about weather and seasonal foods with a grim joke about a miser’s death. An Indianapolis News item reports a Greek in Caracas dying with 35,000 francs sewn into his overcoat, discovered by a widow after a search for the final wish.
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Caracas
Caracal
General B’s Mask Ball Nose Gaffe In Datelined Tale
At a post dance a vivacious partner with Cyrano like General B discovers his oversized nose when masks come off. She blurts out with a playful rebuke that he has not removed it, prompting amused reaction at the fancy dress event.
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Cyrano de Bergerac
New York
The Dying Miser and the Pocket Change Jest
A comic tableau unfolds as heirs crowd a dying miser and the physician notes little change in his condition. The miser gasps remote wish to put change in his pocket, then a Scotland Sabbath anecdote follows with Tammas refusing to whistle for a runaway dog on Sunday.
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Judge
Scotland
Tammas
Football tie ends 0 to 0 in Spiceland at Carthage
Spiceland Academy and Carthage High School played to a 0 0 tie last Saturday. Carthage defended north goal, with Wis tar Williams star for Spiceland and Yenley officiating. Attendance 175, halves 20 and 15 minutes.
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Spiceland Academy
Carthage High School
Carthage
Spiceland
Wistar Williams
Relferee
Yenley
Jones
Miller
J. H. Scholl
Knightstown Beats Greenfield In Football Notes
Football notes cover Knightstown 11 Greenfield 0 and rumors around Carthage. Mentions injuries including Will Robn, lineup changes, and nearby teams Shove an’ push, and Shelbyville’s 11 to 0 win by Manual Training High School second team. Also notes Spice land and C. I. S. games, Earlham College club photo, and a pair of guards jostling while the writer admits writing the column.
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Knightstown
Greenfield
Will Robn
Carthage
FE. A. Lanning
Wistar Williams
Howard Isolt
Spiceland
Merrel Coffin
Coffin
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Spieglaed
Randall’ Lill
iShelbyville
Shad7th
Imi
Newsom
Carthage Boys
Clyde Uenley
H. 8
Oliver Mack
Rushville Evening Star
Indianapolis Sentinel
Earlham College
Arthur Williams
Ind
Spiceland Academy
C.I. S
Indianapolis Journal
Carthage High School
Richmond High School
Richmond
Villians
Villian
School Hotel and Exhibit Plans for St Louis Fair
Prof J H Scholl Mise Lelie Cooper and R C Small visited the high school Monday morning. The State Department issued instructions for an exhibit at the St Louis Fair to be shown December. A township institute at the school building November 7 at 9 50 a m features Ivanhoe Lincoln and Young People Reading Circle. Cards announce the marriage of Effa Bundy and Will Skinner to occur Wednesday November 4. Mrs Susie Binford and her son Ed of Maxwell visited Aunt Sarah Johnson and Hattie Gilberts, with Mr Binford returning Sunday and Mrs Binford staying Wednesday.
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Mise Lelie Cooper
Mechanicsburg
R. C. Small
State Department
St. Louis
Township Institute
Lincoln
Young People's Reading Circle
Effa Bundy
Will Skinner
Chicago
Susie Binford
Maxwell
Sarah Johnson
Hattie Gilberts
Binford
Mrs. Binford
Central College of Music offers three free scholarships
Central College of Music in Indianapolis offers three three year scholarships in piano voice and violin. Applicants must be American by birth Indiana residents for at least a year and have music ability. Exams December 12 at 10 AM before the college faculty. Edward Taylor director.
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Central College of Music
Edward Taylor
Indiana
Alton Opens School of Elocution and Oratory
Alton celebrates the new College of Oratory in the Spalding Club building near Miss K V Dickinson's studio. Miss Margaret D. Siller leads, with Miss Mabel Gear assisting. 53 pupils study speech now and more enroll daily. Future classes will cover spelling literature and English, promoting public speaking as vital to culture and commerce.
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Alton
Desideratum
Emerson
Greece
Rome
Alton’s College of Oratory
Spalding Club
K. V. Dickinson
Margaret D. Silier
Marion College of Oratory
Marion
Indiana
Mabel Gear
Milton
Shakespeare
Booth
Democrat
Death of Lewis Rhodes prominent Rush county farmer
Louis R. Rhodes a leading Rush county farmer dies at his Center township home after a brief illness from heart paralysis. He was 72, born in Ohio, lived most of his life in Center township and left six children Noah Frank Riley Rhodes Mrs Raymond Blount Rosa Rhodes and Cora Rhodes. Funeral set for 10:30 tomorrow at Center Church with burial in Center cemetery. He is brother to Mrs Catherine McCarty.
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Louis R. Rhoades
Rush County
Center Township
Mr. Rhodes
Ohio
George Rhodes
Indiana
Noah
Frank
Riley Rhodes
Raymond Blount
Rosa Rhodes
Cora Rhodes
Center Church
Center Cemetery
Knightstown Sun
Rhodes
Cathherine McCarty
Florence Scott Returns Home After Visit
Miss Florence Scott returns to her Marion home after a brief visit with her brother Elmer Scott.
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Florence Scott
Marion
Elmer Scott
Fairmount News
Semi-annual Convention of Rush County Sunday School Assn
The Semi-Annual Convention of the Rush County Sunday School Association will be held at the Christian Church in Milroy Indiana on October 31 1903 The program includes morning and afternoon sessions with devotional services addresses songs and round table conferences led by Rev W P McGary Rev F W Schmunck Rev W W Sniff Rev E W Halpenny and Prof T A Craig among others Delegates are urged to attend and send at least two delegates from each Sunday School.
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Rush County Sunday School
Asso
Rush County Sunday School Association
Christian Church
Milroy
Indiana
W. P. McGary
Rushiille
F. W. Schmunck
Pref. T. A. Craig
Rushville
W. W. Sniff
Quartette
E. W. Halpenny
Indianapolis
T. A. Craig
E. W. Slaipenny
Will Walker
Michael F Lovett
Terry Akers
Rush
Stone
Rush County
Sanford M. Poston
Program of Joint Conference Meets at Knightstown 1903
Program of the Joint Conference of Ministers and Workers of Spice land and Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meetings held in Knightstown on Tuesday November 3, 1903. Morning sessions include devotional service, minutes, echoes from the yearly meeting and reports on home missions temperance Bible schools and institutes foreign missions and Earlham along with committee appointments. Afternoon features a praise service and discussions on forward movements in the church including evangelistic work church extension and committee reports, with adjournment at 4:00.
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Spiceland and
Walnut Ridge
Knightstown
Charles O. Whitely
Emma Hedges
Temperance
Daisy Barr
George Bird
Knightstown Quartette
Bible Schools
Clarkson Parker
Earlham
Oscar Moon
Foreign Missions
Lucy H. Binford
Ella Reece
J. C. Binford
Daniel Lawrence
C. O. Whitely
Christian
Endeavor
P. Angell
Ben Hur lodge notices and Riley vaudeville offer
Carthage Court No 161 members Henley and Alves are listed with policy sums paid to widows Penelope Stanley and Luciana Holland. Riley spurns a $20 000 offer for twenty weeks of vaudeville readings, estimating over $80 per engagement, preferring flexibility over long contracts.
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Reuben B. Henley
Micajah C. Young
Wm. Siler K
Penelope N. Stanley
Joseph H. Stanley
Carthage
Ind
Alves
Luciana Holland
Joshua L. Holland
Knightstown
Ben Hur
James Whitcomb Riley
P. B. Chase
Cleveland
Riley
Edward Sattler Visits Old School In Indianapolis
Mr Edward Sattler of Michigan City visited Indianapolis last Sunday to see friends and drop by his old school to greet the boys. Silent Hoosier.
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Edward Sattler
Michigan City
Indianapolis
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