Local and Personal News Highlights in Carlisle Area
Carlisle residents and visitors fill the page with travel notes and social updates. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mathes visit Mary Mathes in Sullivan. Miss Marguerite Whalen returns from Lawrenceville. Dr. J. N. Land visits Terre Haute. Dr. J. E. McCool and relatives travel to Clinton for a family reunion. many others travel to Indianapolis Boonville and Evansville. Valparaiso University opens its thirty sixth year. Hicks bakery advertises 4 cents loaf. theater plans feature “Eli and Jane” at the Opera House. Miss Lulu Wagner and others visit Sullivan. local bets on school openings and town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtner
Pittsburg
Hkk
Jane
Carlisle Opera House
Ed Hoover
Sullivan
Thomas Hoover
Tillie Pilmer
Vincennes
George A. Miller
Hick
Hicks Hotel
Gladys Whalen
Lawrenceville
Ill
M. G. Couch
Daniel Angel
Marie
May Angel
Hutsonville
Mariah Stiles
Married at Sullivan Names Geneva Hammond and Roy Deeble
Miss Geneva Hammond and Roy Deeble wed yesterday at the M E Church in Sullivan. Rev Murphy officiated with immediate family present. The couple then traveled to Terre Haute and returned to Carlisle to reside with the groom’s parents. Hammond, a Carlisle graduate and former teacher, is the daughter of late Mr and Mrs Grant Hammond. Deeble is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Solomon Deeble, longtime Carlisle residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Hammond
Roy Deeble
Sullivan
M. E
Murphy
Terre Haute
Carlistoe
Miss Hammond
Grant Hammond
Solomon Deeble
Avoca
Dink
Carlisle
Sullivan County Republicans Nominate Ticket at Colonado
The Sullivan county convention at the Colonado theatre nominated Thomas B. Springer for representative and other county officers including Cairy Littlejohn treasurer and Marion I Walters sheriff. Greene and Sullivan delegates backed A. G. McNabb for prosecuting attorney. Attorney General Bingham spoke on campaign issues. Large rural turnout noted with Carlisle area attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Colonado Theatre
Sullivan
Thos. B. Springer
Cairy Littlejohn
C. B. Basinger
Marion I. Walters
Floyd McBride
John G. Barnett
James A. Payne
Earl Robinson
Greene
A. G. McNabb
Bingham
Indianapolis
Carlisle
Mrs Higgins Visits Friends in Oaktown Tuesday
Mrs. G N Higgins visited friends in Oaktown on Tuesday. The brief social call highlights neighborhood ties and local activity during the week.
McCammon Prevails in Real Estate Commission Suit
McCammon wins after trial over commission in a Sullivan county case. The plaintiff claimed damages from Dr N Tricks and Attish Ale Cannon over a real estate deal. Court reserved verdict to Friday and awarded judgment to the defendant with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savre Cgaoabwin
Sullivan
Dr. N. Tricks
Attish Ale- Cannon
Miss Jessie Reeves Returns Home From Visit
Miss Jessie Reeves came back to her Terre Haute home on Wednesday after visiting friends in Terre Haute and Oaktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Reeves
Terre Haute
Oaktown
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Alumbaugh & Company
Sproatt & Walker
Local & Personal
Mrs
D. J. Mathes
Mr. Mathes
Mary Mathes
Lon Wilson
Ed Holman
Marguerite Whalen
J. N. Land
Sarah Jewitt
J. EF. McCool
William
Evansville
Mary Haughton
Theo. Lisman
Boonville
Mr. Lisman
Rev
P. L. Lisman
P. L. Hoover
Hartsville, Mo
Majestic Tailoring Company
Chicago
Lil
R. W. Akin
O. J. Steffy
Haddon Township
John W. Kern
United States
Hadadon Township
Steffy
A. D. Cutler
George
Charles
Mary
Erre Haute
Collett’s Park
W.F. M
Mark Lester
J. R. Whalen
Rit
Valentine Burker
Columbus
Ohio
John Sehlicnist
Vey Wagner
Portsmouth
Chas Schlichter
A. D. Prose
Hicks
Lulu Wagner
Wm B. Shepherd
Commodore Aiden
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Indiana
Clarence Conroy
Clarence
Joseph Ritz
David Haddon
Milton Haddon
Akins
Miss Pearl Higgins
Cambridge City
Miss Higgins
Trim
Sprinkie
T. B. Hart
Terre Haute Moneay
Laura White
Sella Wilson
Charles Stizel
Robinson,Jr
Mrs. Solomon Deebie
Mr. Deebie
Johnson
Gon Bland
McCammon
The
Hazelton Milling Co
Star Grocery
W.L. Rogers
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