Sunday Blaze at Jim McConnell Creamery Damages East Roof
A Sunday morning fire broken out in Carlisle at the Jim McConnell Creamery caused by an exhaust pipe overheating in the engine room. Firefighters and a water bucket brigade confined the blaze to the east end of the second story, with the east roof severely burned and the building water damaged but repairable. damage estimated under 100 dollars with no insurance.
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Jim McConnell
Eaton
West Streets
Carlisle
Water Bucket Brigade
Chemical Engine
Carlisle Sunday School Contest Promotes Attendance Boost
On Sunday April 4 the Carlisle Shelburn and Farmersburg Christian Sunday Schools will compete for largest attendance and highest offerings from April 1 to July 1. Carlisle has raised attendance from 40 to 140 in three months and officials expect further gains. Supt invites nonmembers to join and help Carlisle rank as a foremost Sunday School town with friendly rivalry and no prize involved.
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Christian Sunday
Carlisle
Shelburn
Farmersburg
Carliste
Supt. of the
Christian Sunday School
Mortgage Exemption Blanks For Sale
Mortgage exemption forms are available at this office for immediate purchase. Purchasers have until May 1 to file mortgage exemptions using the provided blanks.
For Sale Plymouth Rock Eggs From Laying Stock
Pure bred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale from a good laying stock at 3 cents each. Call 247-2 Mars. B E Jenkins.
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Plymouth Rock
Phone
Guilty of arson in Sullivan County trial
The jury found Mrs. Belle Hinkle guilty of arson in the McCammon hotel fire at Sullivan on August 12 1908. A motion for a new trial was to be filed and the case prepared for further court action as Sullivan Times reports.
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Belle Hinkle
McCammon
Sullivan
State of
Indiana
Harris
P. M. Hayworth
Burke
DeBaun
Divorce suit seeks alimony and custody in Sullivan case
Mrs. Wm. B. Shepherd filed for divorce from Wm. B. Shepherd in Sullivan circuit court alleging adultery and cruel treatment since 1909. She seeks ten thousand dollars alimony and two hundred dollars yearly child support for daughter Helen Pauline Shepherd, noting his assets including real estate valued at ten thousand dollars and a Terre Haute saloon. The case is set for the May term.
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Wm. B. Shepherd
Arthur D. Cutler
Sullivan Circuit Court
Carlisle
Plaintiff
Defendant
Sullivan County
Terre Haute
Helen Pauline Shepherd
Shepherd
Vaughans Visit In Terre Haute Family Holiday
Charles Vaughan and wife of Terre Haute spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs H M Vaughan in town, visiting relatives over the weekend.
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Charles Vaughan
Terre Haute
H. M. Vaughan
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