Big Four Line Timetable Corrected to July 4 1897
Time table for the Big Four line at this place with northbound departures listed as 11 32 a m and 4 31 p m, updated to July 4 1897 for accuracy.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1897
Page
8
Notices for church activities and meetings list
Notices under this heading outline weekly and midweek church events with times. Friends Cuuren hosts services Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and midweek prayer Thursday 7:30 p.m. Sabbath school at 9:45 a.m. Chretien Endeavor 6:00 p.m. Junior Endeavor 3:00 p.m. Singing practice Friday 7:30 p.m. Teachers meeting Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Monthly meeting the first Thursday after the first Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuuren
Whureda
Chretien Endeavor
Edeavor
Purdue Football Training and Local News Highlights
Purdue's football squad trains diligently while notices recall the Cloak Opening in October at Wooten and Hill's. Local ads mention 49c Tams at Eva Johnson's, poultry prices at Carthage Poultry House, new hats at Newsom's, and Eva Johnson's restored city assortment. Reports include a jail escape in Greenfield, a Jeffersonville church confirmation of 150 children, and a Danville normal enrollment forecast of 1500 for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Wooten & Hill’s
Eva Johnson’s
Clayton
Plainfield
Carthage Poultry House
Newsom’s
Danville Normal
Hill & Gear
Display of brushes draws crowds at Coffin's drug store
A rail of varied goods appears in a bustling item with local boasts including a 101 year old celebration near Shelbyville, a Germany birth, price pushes on shoes and goods at Newsom's and Hint Gear, and plans for development by Harry Goldman in Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin’s
Peter Neib
Shelbyville
Germany
Logansport
Newsom’s
Hill
Harry Goldman
Farmers Busy Sowing Wheat and Local Visits
Shiveley's Corner notes a busy farming period with farmers sowing wheat. George Ewing and family visited Peter Siler on Sunday, Milton Herkless and wife called on relatives Tuesday, James Souder and family moved to a new home near Carthage, and C. B. Whitton visited his uncle W. W. Peters near Henderson on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ewing
Peter Siler
Milton Herkless
James Souder
Carthage
Whitton
W. W. Peters
Henderson
Gwynneville excursion and accident report
The Cincinnati to Gwynneville excursion passed without sighting the expected gas display as the train barely halted. In Rushville Ind on September 20 the son of Agent Leasure of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad was seriously injured in a bicycle collision. claims of fatal injury are denied, the boy is said to be rather well otherwise. Gwynneville shows a building boom with six lots sold in a new addition and rapid progress along Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Rushville
Ind
Leasure
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Gwynneville
Local Family Notes and Church Appointments
Nathan Newby remains in poor health for a month. Oriel Binford plans to attend Earlham in Richmond this year. N E Russell, agent C H & D at New Palestine, visited E D Newby Sunday. Frank N Edwards and family visited Bailey Binford and family at Ingalls Sunday. Rollin and Raymond Catt attended the State fair in Indianapolis Friday, visiting relatives. Rev Lindley A Wells is reappointed pastor of Western Grove for the year, Rev Micajah Morris also secured by Westland. Westland sends several students to Greenfield high school: Rufus Powers Charlie Cook Earl Binford Wm Skinner Arthur Beeson Misses Mattie Dora Binford. A report on the Christian Endeavor convention at San Francisco was given at W Grovd church by Misses Applegate Holloway of Knyght. Miss Mable Duncan wed George Wiggins at Brandywinne township Sept 15, service by Rev Thompson Greenfield. The groom’s parents hosted a reception. they plan to settle on the Dill farm. Best wishes from The Record correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley A. Wells
Western Grove
Micajah Morris
Westland
Greenfield High School
Rufus Powers
Charlie Cook
Earl Binford
Wm. Skinner
Arthur Beeson
Mattie
Dora Binford
Christian Endeavor
San Francisco
W. R Grovd
Applegate
I Holloway
Knyght
John Hayse_ulcan
Brandywinne Township
Mable Duncan
George Wiggins
Thompson
Greenfield
Lawson Wiggins
Wiggins
Dill
New wheel for Wes Bish. town notes and visits
Lewisville scene lists Wes Bish with a new wheel and Ed Dishman moving to town. Several residents, including D C Smith and John Patterson, travel to New Castle and Indianapolis. Local repairs at the bridge north of town and new drop lights at the Presbyterian church. Various visits, family trips, and a school start with 146 tickets sold to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Dishman
D. C. Smith
New Castle
Welcome home picnic and local moves in town
Last week residents gathered for a welcome home basket picnic in Ogden with former locals visiting from nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Beach moved to a farm southeast of town. Al Hayes will reside in part of the house with his son-in-law. Charles Butler relocated to the Scott farm east of town with plans to move nearer Connersville in spring. A Frost fair weather note and Sunday school rallies mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ogden
Spiceland
Basket Picpic
Jackson
Rushville
Shaw
Richmond
Glidden
M. E
Presbyterian
B. Beach
New Castle
al. Hayes
Charles Butler
Scott
Connersville
T. L. Hooker
New Subscribers to the Record List Names
New subscribers to the Record since the last issue include Otto Sears Knightstown W A Hall John G Callaway M L Sigson Dunreith W L Prige Rushville IFQ Thomas gas E English Will Bliss W T Powell James Geraghty G T Aultman Geo H Havens D F Priest D B Bradford Geo C Clark Cullen Martin Magee Charles Hugo J 8 Cassady W W Seaman Jake McCarty Dr J H Spurrier J Waite Jeremey Walker J W Tompkins W W Offutt L Neutzenhelzer J B Schrichte P A Miller Christian Fox J C Tagpet Frank Grove Carthage J P Allender FS EE Walker Lonisa Watkins Burney Watkins Bloomington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sears
Knightstown
W. A. Hall
John G. Callaway
M. L. Sigson
Dunreith
W. L. Prige
Rushville
IFQ
Thomas
Gas. E. English
Will Bliss
W. T. Powell
James Geraghty
G. T. Aultman
Bas
Geo
H. Havens
D. F. Priest
D. B. Bradford
Washington Letter on Senate races across states
Washington notes Sept 22, 1897, highlight Senate contests in Ohio Maryland New Jersey Texas Iowa and anticipated impact on control of the Senate from 1899 to 1901. Ohio's outcome draws the most attention as it may decide the Senate majority, with politicians from the states cited under close scrutiny upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtneton
D. C
Ohio
Maryland
New Jersey
Texas
Iowa
Senate
Oho
McKinley
Senate control hangs on Ohio election in 1898 race
The article analyzes Senate math as of 1898 with 88 members present. It notes 31 seats to be filled by March 4, 1899 and argues that victory for Republicans in Ohio and cooperation from a Populist could give Republicans control of the Senate with vice president support. It warns that Ohio and Maryland races could decide McKinley’s term final control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
George
Oregon
Ohio
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Michigan
E ‘Democrate
Virginia
Carolina
Texas
Missouri
Tennessee
Silverites
Nevada
Montana
Utah
Ohio Republicans
Republian
McKinley
Silver Democrats
Maryland
West Virginia
Indiana
Wisconsin
North Dakota
California
New York
New Jersey
Arthur P. Gorman
Carthage Adopts Youth Curfew Ordinance 1897
The town of Carthage Rush Indiana passes an emergency ordinance banning anyone under seventeen from public streets or commons after eight pm April to September and after seven pm September to April. Violations carry a fine of one to two dollars. Passed September 6 1897 by President Alonzo Kizer and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Rush
St@e
Indiana
Board of Trustees
U. S
Alonzo Kizer
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Quartermaster’s Department
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Japan
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Jos. Bulla
County
State Boards of Agriculture
Greentown Goblet and Tumbler Glass Company
Shiveley’s
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Oriel Binford
N. E. Russell
E. D. Newby
Frank N. Edwards
Bailey Binford
Ingalls
Rollin
Raymond Catt
Lewisville
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Gurney Gilbert
David Vickery
Dynreith
8. B. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Belle Cox
Dublin
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Elmer Ball
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Sarah Johnson
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John Patterson
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J. A. Greenstreet
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Bertie Bish
Hagerstown
James Legnard
Amos Busbet
Shirley
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Mun
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Nellie É
Mattie Hooker
Hopea Patterson
Harrisburg
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Issew Ida
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Martinsville
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D. E. Johnston
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The
Mauzy Company
the Mauzy CO
Ezexier T. Corrin
United States Benevolent Society
Edgar J. Bundy
Carthage, Ind
Naa
Vienna
Paula Ezalit
Josef He Hoffman
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