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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
Notice by Louis J. Kixmiller executor of James O'Haver's estate of a private sale of 68.52 acres in fractional sections 28 and 27, Township 6 N Range 9 W Sullivan County Indiana. Sale at Peoples State Bank Carlisle on June 9 1923 with appraised value as minimum and terms to be approved.
Farm loans advertised include 5 10 or 20 year terms at 5 percent interest with a choice of 84 percent or 40 year amortization at 54 percent interest. Pre payment privileges available after one year. No commission on amortized loans. Special bargains in farms noted.
A wire destroyed the Columbus Wood Turning factory in Columbus causing heavy losses. Jennie B H Levering, an eighty year old Terre Haute church worker, died at her home. Huntington plans a two acre camping ground on land near Memorial Park west of town. The Posey homestead along White River at Petersburg burned, destroying a prewar relic.
The board of county commissioners reports one thousand dollars in roof damage at the Wareaw courthouse amid a display by a high powered fire engine pumper.
The Indiana Republican state committee in Indianapolis accepted the resignation of vice-chairwoman Daisy Barr of Indianapolis after confirming the resignation of state chairman Lawrence B Lyons of Brook. A separate incident reports 12 year old John Fields of Bedford and friends who rode a train to Mitchell then Salem. he slipped and his right foot was crushed by a wheel.
Rollin Gwinn and Jesse Gwinn, half brothers aged 33 and 32, of anneens, were fatally injured when Jesse drove a car into a Chesapeake & Ohio passenger train at Muncie. Leslie A. Cortner, 28, of Winchester, named superintendent of the Indiang soldiers home. Fort Wayne Turn Verein Vorwaerts accepts invitation to host the 1924 Midwest meeting in Fort Wayne with delegates from Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, St. Louis, and Louisville.
A head on collision involving a passenger train and a freight train near Oakland between Coldwater and Fort Recovery, Ohio, is linked to the death of George, age sixty one, of Lima, who was described as being at the throttle of the passenger engine.
Special Judge L F Guthrie forfeited the $1,500 bond of Raymond McKinley when he failed to appear for trial in the Hoover general store robbery at Wheelerville. Auto bandits held up the owner and took over $200 in loot more than a year ago. McKinley faces the charges as cited in the circuit court records.
Auction announced for used cars of various makes at Ford Garage. Facility lists vehicles for sale with general consumer pricing and viewing times.
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