Terre Haute Visit Highlights Local Family Return
Mrs Flora Young and daughter Blanche Moore returned to Terre Haute Saturday after visiting relatives west of town with Flora's father George W Hale and wife Vernor Starne. W T Dudley and family of Worthington were here Friday to Sunday visiting Mrs Mollie Munday, Dudley's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Young
Blanche Moore
Terre Haute
George W. Hale
Vernor Starne
W.T. Dudley
Worthington
County Tax Apportionment Totals by Township and School Funds
County Auditor Ben Crowder divided the semi annual tax apportionment among townships. County Treasurer Ed Ward will forward the state share to Indianapolis this week. The distribution lists Jackson $5660.54 Hymera schools $1802.04 Hymera town $1664.43 Curry $472.36 Shelburn schools $2337.30 Shelburn town $1686.94 Parmersboro schools $22 Farmersburg town $180 Oxford Fairbanks $5 ese Turman $5 tastes Sullivan schools $9966.15 Sullivan city $10574.71 Cass $2304.91 Duger schools $1930.37 Duger town $74.54 Jefferson $4954.56 Haddon $9579.45 Carlisle schools $5299.68 Carlisle town $1802.77 Gill $6032.77 Merom schools $603.77 Merom town $287.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Crowder
Ed Ward
Indianapolis
Jackson Township
Hymera Schoors
Hymera Town
Curry Township
Shelburn
Shelburn Town
Parmersbore
Vear Farmersburg
Osford
Fairbanks
Ese Turman
Tastes Sullivan
Sullivan City
Cass Township
Dugger
Dugger Town
Jefferson Township
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Gill Township
Merom
Merom Town
Edict On Hogs Urges Proper Disposal of Carcasses
County health officials warn violators of Indiana law may face fines from one to one hundred dollars for improper disposal of dead hog carcasses and offal. Dr. J H Neil cites statutes requiring removal within 24 hours after notice to prevent nuisance and protect citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Neil
Indiana
Neff
Death of Hymera woman Mrs Branham after brief illness
Mrs Elizabeth Branham an aged Hymera resident died at her home Saturday afternoon from Brights disease after a brief illness. She leaves seven children. The funeral was at Bethel church Monday afternoon. She lived west of Carlisle before moving to Hymera fifteen years ago. Her husband Mr Branham died ten years ago. She was aunt of J D Lanham of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Branham
Hymera
Bright
Bethel Church
Branham
Carlisle
Mr. Branham
J. D. Lanham
Town Board Accepts Final Report and Damages in Street Widening
At the last meeting the retiring town board approved the clerk and treasurer Clifford M. Orrs statement showing a January 1 1911 balance of 967.10 receipts 7056.86 and disbursements 6989.26 The marshal Edward Eslinger bond of 200 with sureties Shepherd and Hines was accepted Condemnation steps on Alexander Street west of Vincennes Street were taken to widen the street for a straight sidewalk north of Vincennes Street Damages for a 14 foot strip were set from 5.99 to 15.00 with some cases no damages Neola Elevator Company 48.92 and Lucy Howard 7.00 claims were not allowed for improper filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Clifford M. Orr
Edward Eslinger
Wm. B. Shepherd
Daniel Hines
Alexander Street
Vincennns Street
Vincennes Street
Neola Elevator Company
Lucy Howard
New Board Organizes in Carlisle City Government
The Carlisle Board of Trustees held its first meeting at the First National Bank. Frank Starner was re-elected president. J.B. Latshaw named sidewalks commissioner and Joseph McPherson streets and alleys commissioner. Dan V. Angel is clerk treasurer. Arthur D. Cutler reappointed town attorney for 1912 at $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
Carlisle
First National Bank
Frank Starner
D. Bb. Latshaw
Joseph McPherson
J.B. Latshaw
Dan V. Angel
Boone Family and Visitors Return from Sullivan Area
Salathiel Boone was in Sullivan Tuesday. Elbert Boone returned Monday to Louisville after visiting grandparents N. B. Boone. Thos Townsley came home Saturday from Sullivan after visiting relatives. Mrs. Walter Moore and Ivan returned to Farmersburg after visiting her parents C. Pierson. Dr. G. M. Freeman and Roy Horner of Shoals were here Monday on business visiting Supt. O. H. Greist and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salathiel Boone
Sullivan
Elbert Boone
Louisville
Mrs
N. B. Boone
Thos, Townsley
Walter Moore
Ivan
Farmersburg
C. Pierson
G. M. Freeman
Roy Horner
Shoals
Supt
O. H. Greist
First Deposit Sparks Growth of Postal Savings Bank
The Carlisle Postal Savings Bank opened last December with little activity until Master Samuel Reid, son of Reverend Reid, deposited a small sum Monday afternoon. The deposit signals interest in the new bank and hints at broader savings growth locally, amid legislative changes and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Savings Bank
Carlisle Post Office
Samuel Reid
SS. Maveld
EL Waureh
Lee
Local visitors mingle in Vincennes and surrounding towns
Richard Eddleman from Vincennes and Wai Williams from Haymier visited Monday. Bertha Hearst from Pep landville stayed through Tuesday visiting her brother, R. E. Hurst. Joe Reed of Sullivan appeared Sunday and Monday guest of Mr and Mrs W. F. sth sph iee daycare. Residents from Freelandville joined holidays with grandfather R Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wai Wiliams
Haymier
Ae Anderson
Bertha Hearst
Peplandville
Fran Sacdas
Her Browner
R. E. Hurst
Ian Joe Reed
Sullivan
Mondev
Mr and Airs
Ceplnon
Olher
Liss
Hester Wall Hep
Hiya Thor
Dilbert
Freelandville
Hes
R Robbins
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Cqhoqol
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