Carlisle Indiana to Sell Bonds for New High School
The Carlisle Town School Board will offer bonds totaling 6918 dollars, dated July 1 1918 for building a joint two story brick high school with Haddon Township. Bonds bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually and mature through January 1 1928. Proceeds fund construction on the town’s present site. Bids opened June 14 1918 at 1 pm in Carlisle.
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Board of School Trustees
Carlisle
Indiana
Peoples State Bank
Jenuery
Diana
State Board of Health
Haddon School
Sullivan County
J. Frank Sproatt
Haddon Township
School Board Sealed Bids Sought By Irvin Keys
Sealed bids are invited to the undersigned with the right reserved to reject any or all bids. IRVIN J. KEYS secretary of the School Board. (legal 4t ist ins 3-23-13)
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Irvin J. Keys
Jeffersonville Picked as Site for State Masonic Home
Jeffersonville was chosen as the site for Indiana’s State Masonic Home by the Grand Lodge in session at Indianapolis. On the second ballot Jeffersonville led Crawfordsville Franklin and three others after initial eliminations. A home committee of Grand Lodge trustees was appointed to oversee details, including Dr O E Holloway Knightstown L V Craven Hammord and James Dunbar New Albany.
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Jeffersonville
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Franklin
Grand Lodge
O. E. Holloway
Knightstown
L. V. Cravens
Hammord
James Dunbar
New Albany
Notice of Final Settlement in Sullivan Court
Notice is given that John W. Cooper as administrator of John A. Ridgway deceased has filed a final account in Sullivan circuit court. The hearing is set for Friday June 20 1918 the 41st judicial day of the May term 1913. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. Clerk Charles R. Rath Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court. John W Cooper Administrator. Misses Farcis Neff and Myra Basler of Sullivan attended the Commencement dance here Monday night and visited Miss Bernice McConnell.
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John W. Cooper
John A. Ridgway
Sullivan Circuit Court
Charles R. Rathi
Sullivan Circuit
Farcis
Neff
Myra Basler
Sullivan
Bernice McConnell
Indiana May Fire Losses Near One Million
Indiana reports May fire losses approach one million dollars based on 28 days of data from W E Longley state fire marshal. The first four weeks total 331 fires with average loss 2554 dollars per incident and multiple week patterns show lightning and unknown origin as leading causes with a fatality in one lightning fire.
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Indiana
W. E. Longley
Carlisle High Seniors Stage “A College Town” Play
The Carlisle High School graduating class presented its class play at the Carlisle opera house Friday before a capacity crowd. The gross receipts totaled 101.40 dollars. Each cast member performed well and the show was viewed as among the best in Carlisle in years.
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Carlisle High School
Carlisle
Clayton Will Graduate From Indiana Dental School
Clayton Grover, formerly a Carlisle teacher, will graduate June 5 from Indiana Dental School in Indianapolis. He plans to move to Noblesville to begin practicing dentistry.
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Grover Clayton
Carlisle
Indiana Dental School
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Ind
Mrs Cruse Morgan Returns After Visit With Morgen Family
Mrs Cruse Morgan and her child return to Terre Haute after spending time with Mr and Mrs Walter C Morgen in the area. The visit concluded Saturday with their homeward journey.
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Voile
Bedford Cards
Albion
Manchester
Percale
Childrens Parasols
R. W. Akin’s Son
Suirt
Brown & Schroeder Abstracts and Insurance
Crevader Block
Public Square
First National Bank Bilg
Carlisle, Indiana
Frep F. Bays
Lee F. Bays
Attorneys-at-Law
Sullivan, Ind
Masonic Home
Clayton
Illinois
C. L. Whalen
News Office
Charles D. Hunt
Gilbert W. Gambit
The
National Bank
Northeast Corner
Public ‘Square
Haddon
Sarah J. Land
Hadaon Township
Wm. H. Hill, Jr
Crowder
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