Keysire Couple Return From Madison Visit With Horse
Mr. and Mrs. L J Keysire retained a horse Monday after traveling from Madison where they had been for a period.
12 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
1
Mr. and Mrs. L J Keysire retained a horse Monday after traveling from Madison where they had been for a period.
At its August meeting Carlisle town board elected Dr Grover W Clayton to succeed Dr J J Keys on the Board of Education. Keys leaves after ten years of service and a vote of thanks was given to him. Clayton, former Carlisle High principal and longtime dentist, is praised by school patrons. Other action included routine claims: Hackett gravel 66 60 Fausel street work 10 00 Cutler fees 91 10 Safe Cabinet payments 208 05 Lockhart fire salary 10 00 Cruse South hauling 5 10 Esinger street salary 70 00 Rogers printing 20 42.
The chautauqua event drew good crowds and satisfactory talent from the Community Chautauqua System. A hundred guarantors will cover a small deficit. Friday opening featured Pied Pipers with about a hundred local children. The junior chautauqua, supervised by Miss Ruth Cross, impressed attendees. Buccaneers breakfast at Dr Lisman farm attracted many. Cartwright Brothers quartette and Dr Roland A. Nichols lectured Saturday. Nichols preached at a union service Sunday morning with afternoon and evening programs by the Philip pine Quartette and travel talks by Dr Lincoln Wirt.
Dr J S Brown a Cincinnati Medical College graduate and son of Mr and Mrs James R Brown of Sullivan fitted up offices in Carlisle and will begin practice Saturday. His offices are one door east of the Whalen real estate office, a property he has bought. He trained as an interne at Cumberland Street Hospital in New York City.
Mrs. Fannie S Latshaw widow of James B Latshaw and Ruth N Latshaw through attorney Arthur D Cutler sue Sullivan circuit court to recover 800 dollars alleged as due from the sale of the Latshaw insurance agency to George A Ridgway. Arthur E DeBaun represents Ridgway.
Thieves entered the Austin Wortman home three miles southeast of Carlisle on Saturday night while the family was away. They carried off dishes from the house and smoke house, about eighty pounds of lard, three hams, a shoulder, sugar, and some eased goods.
Misses Minerva and Genevieve Vaughan of Terre Haute are guests of Mr and Mrs T H Risinger.
Roy M. Ladson of Paxton dies at home at 19 years old after a brief bout with tonsillitis. He was a Paxton High junior and a standout basketball player. Survived by father John M. Ladson, two sisters Lola and Lola, and brothers Ray and Herbert. mother predeceased him. Funeral at Providence Christian Church with interment in Providence Cemetery.
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