Sunday Visits Planned at Wheeler Residence Carlisle
A note states visits will occur at Carlisle in Charles Wheelers residence each Sunday from 4:00 to 7:00 PM.
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
3
A note states visits will occur at Carlisle in Charles Wheelers residence each Sunday from 4:00 to 7:00 PM.
Clyde Burkhart a 39 year old landowner in Tippecanoe county died of pneumonia at his Attica home. Louis Stowe 18 died from injuries after a car crash near Richmond. Fire at Fred Francise farm north of Hartford City caused 4000 dollars damage with hay corn and barn destroyed. Ralph Van Landingham 24 of Terre Haute killed when taxi overturned near Blanford. Jackson secretary of state spoke at Ronge Township No 120 meeting at Bango Grange hall near Elkhart.
Judge James B. Wilson will deliver the Decoration day address in Bloomington. The Memorial day address is scheduled for Sunday morning May 27 at the United Presbyterian Church by Rev. J. L. Kelso.
Charles P. Carry survived a bolt of lightning that tore a large hole in a Fort Wayne brass bed room splintered the roof and window sill. In Marion, three year old Harold Atkins died after ingesting several pills containing strychnine found at his grandparents home.
Reverend A H Pitkin of the Greensburg Methodist Church delivered the baccalaureate sermon for Greensburg High School. His theme was The Tremendous Journey. Peabody Lumber of Columbia City announced a second wage increase totaling about 16000 yearly for 100 mill workers. Valparaiso reportedly hosted a klan ceremony with thousands marching through the city and an initiation held without disturbance. Elmer F Pittenger of Desoto saw eight hours restore his fire-destroyed home, aided by 32 neighbors and friends and wives who supplied many household items.
Charlies Maddox an adult gang leader in Marton received a prison term from one to eight years after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property. He admitted paying boys for stolen goods. The Cass County hospital contract was awarded to L E Wickersheim of Logansport for 78533 dollars. Hipskind Company of Wabash won the heating and plumbing job for 28187 dollars and George W Cann of Logansport won the electrical work for 4200 dollars.
Clyde A. Wald of Lagrange was unanimously elected chairman of the Republican state committee at a meeting in Indianapolis. Lawrence E. Lyons of Brook resigned, and Lawrence Cartwright of Portland was chosen unanimously as vice chairman. The appraised estate of the late attorney John W Lovett places assets around 16000 with two Chicago daughters to receive 158239.26 each and widow Pegrlce Lovett slated for 23616 plus 75 dollars weekly for personal expenses. Four brood was discovered among bee colonies in Bartholomew county.
John D. Williams director announces the state highway department will add ten engineers and ny more state road inspectors along with about thirty additional collateral inspectors for its 1923 program in Indianapolis.
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