Lawn Party Honors Ruth Gifford Niece Of Norman Visitor
Mrs. J F Sproatt hosted a Thursday lawn party at her home for her niece Ruth Gifford of Norman Oklahoma. Guests included Misses Pauline McCrae Lena Grizzle Tillie Pilmer Ora Risinger Opal Cartwright Okie Cartwright Glenn Starner Horten se Anderson Clenn Hoover Madge Risinger Hester Hoover Maggie Lisman Sallie Cowles and Mesdames James Pilmer Elbert Anderson O J Cartwright P L Hoover and Mrs Cora Wildman. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served after croquet and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F. Sproatt
Ruth Gifford
Norman
Oklahoma
Tillie Pilmer
Ora Risinger
Opal Cartwright
Okie Cartwright
Glenn Starner
Hortense Anderson
Clenn Hoover
Madge Risinger
Hester Hoover
Maggie Lisman
Sallie Cowles
Phillippes Return From Judson Visit
Mr and Mrs Curt Phillippe and their young son Gerald came home Saturday from Judson Indiana after spending two weeks with Mrs Phillippes parents Mr and Mrs J R Back Arthur D Cutler and wife attended the Chautauqua in Terre Haute on Tuesday and Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Phillippe
Gerald
Judson
Ind
Arthur D. Cutler
Chautauqua
Terre Haute
J. F. Sproatt
Anna Parvin
Annual Bank Statement for Peoples State Bank Carlisle
The document presents the 1st anniversary annual statement of the Peoples State Bank at Carlisle Indiana Sullivan county. It lists resources including loans, bank balances, cash on hand, and other items with directors and officers named Ed W Akin and Edgar W Akin Jr. who swear the statement is true in substance and in fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cece
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Ed W. Akin
Edgar W. Akin
Peoples State Bank
Carlisle
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Haddon Township 1908
The trustee of Haddon township Sullivan county Indiana proposes at the Advisory board meeting in Carlisle on September 1 1908 estimates for the year 1908. Township expenditures 31457.00 with 6 cents tax per 100 dollars. Local tuition expenditures 4226.00 with 18 cents tax per 100 dollars and 25 cents per poll. School tax expenditures 9366.00 with 40 cents tax per 100 dollars and 50 cents per poll. Poor expenditures and tax 2 cents per 100 dollars. Total expenditures 15524.00 with 66 cents tax per 100 dollars and 75 cents per poll. Net taxable property 32286030. Polls 444. Dated July 20 1908. C. J. Steffy Township Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddon Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Carlisle
C. J. Steffy
Epworth League Service Planned at M. & Church
Epworth League services set Sunday evening August 9 at 7 30 pm at the M. & church with a program led by D W Helms. The subject is Unselfish for the sake of Christ. Everyone invited. A forthcoming social is announced with date to be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Helms
Christ
League
Local Visits and BusinessTies
Miss Nella Lester of Freelandville visits Miss Cora Ferguson this week. W J Curtner and his son Ed transact business in Vincennes on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Lester
Freelandville
Cora Ferguson
W. J. Curtner
Vincennes
Local people visit, shop, and travel in Vincennes area
Hamet D Hinkle of Vincennes looks after farming interests on Tuesday. Newton Jean and family from Jasonville visit sister Mrs Charles Wheeler. Local folks cite Akins for gentlemens furnishings and bread at 4 cents a loaf. Many residents travel to Sullivan Terre Haute Oak town Hartsville and Denver for visits and business. Mrs Hoover visits Hartville after 16 years away. Er Shawn Denver sends $1 for a year subscription to THE NEWS via Joe Akin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Jean
Onietta
Anna Louise
Jasonville
Charles Wheeler
Hick
Hicks Hotel
Akins
Marguerite Whalen
Oaktown
Glenn Hoke
Er. E. Shawn
Carlisle
Denver
Colo
THE
NEWS
Joe T. Akin
Hicks
Hick’s
Carlisle White Sox Beat Jasonville In Shelburn Showdown
Carlisle White Sox defeated Jasonville 13 to 5 in Shelburn drawing about 1200 fans. The game featured key hits by Walters French Steward Roseberry and a special train carrying the Jasonville crowd. The Sox head to Hymera next, with games also set for Jasonville and Hazelton during the Home Coming celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle White Sox
Shelburn
Jasonville
Carlisle
Bicknell
Sox
Walters
Shepherd
Hicks
Steward
Roseberry
Jacobs
Barret
Hixenbaugh
C. Shepherd
Quigley
Buckley
Eldred
Damb
White Sox
Glenn
French
Rooters
Businesses Agree to 8 PM Closing Rule in September 1908
A group of local merchants including Risinger Ellis Star Grocery and Bland Carlisle Mercantile announce daily closing at 8:00 p m with exceptions on Saturdays and the 10th and 25th of each month starting August 11 1908. Signatories include Grizzle Kivett Warner Spigatt Gott Dale Alumaugh Johnson Whalen Curtner Akin Palace Pharmacy Minor Howard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risinger & Ellis, Star Grocery Co
Con. Bland
Carlisle Mercantile Co
A. M. Kivett
F. Warner
Spirgatt & Gott
W. W. Dale JR
J. F. Alumbaugh & CO
Ripaway & Ogle
Johnson & Whalen
W. J. Curtner & Sons
R. W. Akin
the Palace Pharmacy
Minor Howard
Willis family and Ruth Beezley visit Lyons area
Mrs C B Willis and sons Clyde and Fred and Miss Ruth Beezley of Chicago spent last week in Lyons where Mr Willis is building a schoolhouse. They camped on the west fork of White River. Miss Ruth Gifford of Norman Oklahoma, visiting relatives, left Tuesday for Muncie to visit her grandmother before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura White
Vincennes
Sella Wilson
Sullivan
T.A. Combs
C. F. Beezley
Ruth
Chicago
Ruth Gifford
Norman
Oklahoma
Muncie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver Steele
Louis J. Kixmiller
C. T. Akin
Ed W. Akin, Jr
Cah
I. J. Wixmiller
Ass’t Cash
Edgar W. Akin, Jr
Chas.t. Akin
J. Roberts
J. R. Whalen
J. W. Cooper
W. W. Bailey
En W. Akin
EpGarn W. Akin, JR
EOE
J. Cartner
Comienindling
Iti
E. L. Meeting
Hamet D. Hinkle
Helen Akin
Charlotte Harris
J. F. Alumbaugh
Salathiel Boone
County Council
Court House
Harry T. Alumbau
Will Brentiinger
Ada Kivett
Sarah Kivett
A. J. Hines
John Elkins
Carl Strong
Linton
Paul Watson
P. L. Hoover
Hartsville, Mo
Hoover
Hartville
RME
Jasonv
Hymera
Hazelton
T. A. Grizzle
Sproatt & Walker
Carlisle Mill and Elevator CO
H A Brown
Capwell
J. S. Mavity
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