Carlisle Hews Gatered at Postoffice Second Class Matter
Carlisle Hews Gatered at the Carlisle Indiana postoffice as second class matter. Subscription price is 1% per year. Telephone 45. Friday June 1, 1923.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
2
Carlisle Hews Gatered at the Carlisle Indiana postoffice as second class matter. Subscription price is 1% per year. Telephone 45. Friday June 1, 1923.
Harold Gale Stutsman age 12 died suddenly at his parents home on the George W Unger farm near Carlisle Saturday evening from acute articular rheumatism. He collapsed after leaving the table on the front porch. He survived by parents three sisters Dorothy Rovere and Theda Fay two brothers David and Raymond and half siblings Edith and William Ball. Funeral was at Old Hickory church near Dugger Monday morning with burial beside the church cemetery. Numerous relatives and neighbors attended from Paxton Merom Terre Haute Indianapolis and Washington.
Friends and relatives gathered at the Carlisle residence of W B Shepherd to honor his 60th birthday. A noon feast followed the gathering with attendees including Mr and Mrs George Wolfe of Oaktown and other local residents.
The article asserts chiropractic as a demonstrable science and the most efficient method to cure illness. It suggests chiropractors readily explain their procedures and the reasoning behind them.
Sullivan county students attend Indiana University's ninety fourth annual commencement in Bloomington with senior convocation and reception May 23 and graduation June 6. Baccalaureate June 3 by Dr. Charles Gilkey. senior day June 4. over 450 degrees planned. many candidates may finish in October.
Secretary of Labor J. W. Davis will headline the State First Aid meet in Sullivan on July 7. The event includes a banquet with prizes, 34 rounds of boxing, a parade led by the Miner's band, vaudeville acts, and a junior first aid meet with Boy Scouts from across the state.
Miss Glenn Burnham and Paul Hunt were married Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage with Rev J A Sumwwalt reading the vows. The couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Walter Hunt of Clinton, will reside in Clinton. Burnham, daughter of Frank and the late Mrs Burnham, taught in Carlisle schools and is a Sullivan high graduate. Hunt, a Sullivan high graduate, works as an electrician for Wabash Valley Electric Co. at Clinton.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting at the Legion Hall on Monday night June 4 at 7 30. All members are asked to be present. Lillian Boswell, Secretary.
The Sullivan unit of the American Legion Auxiliary was organized at the public library on Tuesday with aid from Carlisle unit members. Thirty seven Sullivan women enrolled and officers elected include President Mrs W H McGrew, Vice President Mrs Sam Self, Secretary Mrs B F McCoy, Treasurer Mrs Hugh Watts, Sergeant at Arms Mrs Lonnie Ford, Historian Mrs O B Harris.
The Super Excellent Masters degree was conferred Thursday evening on a class of 44 candidates from Sullivan and surrounding towns including Linton Jasonville Carlisle Dugger Farmersburg and nearby areas. Attendees from here included B. R. Sherwood Dr. G. W. Clayton State Sproatt and T. J.
The notice announces marked down prices on ladies jackets suits dresses and coats and states they will sell at any time under the name T. C. Woodward.
Rev John W Marshall will deliver a lecture on The Un seen next Sunday at 2 30 p m All welcome.
For sale by G. B. McCammon. cattle peas and seed corn offered. contact phone number 4112 for details.
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