Dray Business Sold to Combs Who Buys Hotel Jefferson
Charles Milligan and Frank Cox sold their Carlisle dray business to T. A. Combs of Sullivan. Combs now owns the dray operation and the Hotel Jefferson in Washington Indiana. Cox moved to Washington to manage the hotel with Milligan and his family planning to move there soon.
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Charles Milligan
Frank Cox
Carlisle
T. A. Combs
Sullivan
Jefferson
Washington
Indiana
Combs
Mr. Cox
Snow Deepens After Friday Storm Paralyzes Carlisle Area
Several years record snow fell Friday in the Carlisle region with deeper drifts reported near five feet. The snow halted travel until a street crew hired a Carlisle driver and snowplow cleared sidewalks. Sullivan dealers Mr QO. W. Jonsee and Grover Howard visited Carlisle by automobile for a trip aided by snowplow and fresh plows.
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Noth
Carliste
Neeches
Carlisle Fire Department reorganizes into two companies
The Carlisle Fire Department restructured at a recent meeting, creating Company No. 1 and Company No. 2 to operate two new chemical engines. W. T. Alsop was reappointed chief, with Charles Lockhart and A. Y. Kresge leading the two units. Engines arrived last week and are stored in the Griffin warehouse, sharing a pattern with the previously destroyed unit but using a single chemical tank on Ohl avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
W. T. Alsop
Charles Lockhart
B. Kerkhof
John G. Frazee
Roy McCormick
A. Y. Kresge
R. E. Hurst
Greeley Risher
Carl Harper
C. A. Griffin Ware
Ohl
Farm Sale Postponed After Multiple Bids Decline
The Curry Ferm estate near Helena faces repeated postponements after four failed bids for the farm south of the town. Commissioner Hadden ordered a second advertisement as the 40 year ownership by James L. Glinn and heirs was disputed. Grandchildren Grey and Devarry are involved in settling the estate with Bruner Koch and Andrea Devarry.
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Towe
Erice
Milcen AL Bleddon
Ssues
Cormtrisstoner Hadden
Afv T Handon
Car- Helena
Gigi
James Tl
Wileh
Juno
Guery
Bruner Koch
Andrea Ai. Devarry
Marriage in Terre Haute Ties James Hines to Ruth Deli
James D. Hines of Terre Haute wed Ruth Deli of West Union Illinois on Wednesday January 29 at Paris fil eois. The bride's parents are Mr and Mrs Deli of Terre Haute and the groom is an employee of the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Sistren Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Hines
Terre Haute
Ruth Deli
West Union
Illinois
Paris
Local visitors and residents spend time in Sullivan area
Will Cox and Troscoe Carrithers were in Sullivan Friday on business. Richard Ready went to Decker Saturday and remained for a few days with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cox
Troscoe Carrithers
Sullivan
Richard Ready
Decker
Willeans Brothers Se Provide Free Evening Show
The Willeans Brothers ensemble of singers and saxophonists, a Tymera family group, performed free Monday night in Carlisle at the Pilmer & Ridgway hall after local officials insisted on a revenue license for charging admission. The event drew a well attended crowd and a voluntary offering to cover expenses.
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Tou Willians
Ideaaware
Tiymers
Saxaphone
Auartettes
Pimner & Ridgway
Ki. Lucas
Eisoe
Luymera
Williams Brothers
Wesley
Lferbert
Thomas
Mondaay
Avenue
7Th Indiana
Terre Haute
Carlisle
Pilmer & Ridgway Hall
Will Jordin of Oaktown in Carlisle on Friday
Will Jordin of Oaktown visited Carlisle on Friday while attorney J R Cauble traveled through Sullivan on business activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jordin
Oaktown
Carlisle
J R. Cauble
Sullivan
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Nelle Curtis
Shelton
Fire Dept
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Paxton
T. W. Dees
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Herma Liton Viateld
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