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Newspaper

Carlisle News

Location

Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1907

Page

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W B M Ladies Hold Banner Meeting At Miss McCernton Home

The W B M group met Thursday afternoon at Miss Glenn McCernton's home. About 50 invitations were issued despite heavy rain. Refreshments included cake and ice cream. Decorations featured cut flowers and national colors. Judith McCammon gave favors of lavender and white sweet peas. Program included songs, scripture, prayer, a paper by Miss Fannie Brown, talk by T A Cox on Hitler, minutes and roll call, and Lord's Prayer in concert. The News thanks for the cake donation.

Glenn McCernton Ulisses Minnie Mecie Willis New Evers C. We.ll MM Judith McCammon Indiana J. H. Gillland Harry Alumbaugh Fannie Brown Hitler T. A. Cox

Princeton Loses to Carlisle White Sox in Fast Sunday Game

Carlisle White Sox defeated Princeton ex-hitty league team 2 to 1 in a high tempo contest. Roseberry starred behind the plate and C Shepherd fanned sixteen in the win while Princeton made five errors and Byrne, Miller, and Malone produced the lone Princeton hits. The locals promise another meeting Sunday August 4 with Evansville Athletics providing the opposing twirler.

Carlisle White Sox Princeton Roseberry Hicks C. Shepherd Lie Gam Malone P. Shepherd Anderson Fowler Aydelotte Griese Miller F. Shepherd McGillen Byrne Hucks Jackson West French Meyerhof Perry Shepherd McGilen Aycelotte Byrre Aydelode Myerhof FE. Shepherd Aydeloute Griest Aydelette

White Sox Visit Shelburn in League Clash

Next Sunday the White Sox travel to Shelburn to face the Shelburn team, the league’s fastest club, now strengthened by Sullivan stars. Shelburn beat Linton 2 to 0 last Sunday.

White Sox Shelburn Shelburn Trally Sullivan Linton

Open Squirrel Hunting Season Starts July 1

The open season for shooting squirrels runs July 1 to October 1 under new law. License costs $1 for anyone hunting off their land, issued at the Marion county fish and game office, others at county clerks. Officers report a large crop of young squirrels and intensified enforcement against violators.

Fish and Game Commission E. E. Earle Fish and Game Commissioner Marion Earle

Mrs Starner Visits Texas Woman Finds Wet Texas

Mrs Starner of Carlisle Indiana and her daughter Maie visited Mrs A L Whipskey in Texas. She described a long Eastland stop and a torrential welcome as a rainstorm drenched their arrival. W S Smith of Greenville accompanied them.

Ida Starner Maie Carlisle Indiana A. L. Whipskey

Bowen and Andrew Bowen travel through town en route to Terre Haute

A. C. Bowen of Freelandville and his guest Andrew Bowen of Whiting Iowa passed through the city Monday on their way to Terre Haute. Will Wilson and wife of Oaktown were here Sunday visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Lovick Lambeth.

A. C. Bowen Freelandville Andrew Bowen Whiting Iowa Terre Haute Will Wilson Oaktown Lovick Lambeth

Despondent Girl Tries Suicide in Carlisle Hotel

Miss Altie Reed, claiming Vincennes roots, tried to take poison after being dropped at Carlisle by EB LT train. Mrs Brentlinger, hotel landlady, stopped her, leaving the girl with severe chemical burns and a note about a message to Terre Haute. A Terre Haute drugstore bottle label linked the poison to that city.

Altie Reed Vincennes Cartisie National Hotel Hamett Brentlinger Miss Reed Bottie Terre Haute Carlisle Lurida

Postal Card Front Back Changes Under New Rules

Postmaster General Meyer issues an order effective August 1 1907 allowing message space on the left side of postal cards with a vertical line to separate address area on the right and permitting back writings and thin attached sheets while restricting unmailable items like glass metal mica sand or tin to envelopes or properly treated cards.

United States Meyer

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