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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
1
Attendance was high at both Bethlehem and Morrissae, drawing large crowds and strong interest. Report notes unusually strong turnout and community engagement across locations.
A July 4 Home Coming celebration in Carlisle is being organized at the Public Library. A preliminary meeting named Charles L. Whalen temporary chairman and Chas J. Berry permanent secretary with committees for Speakers Finance Grounds Music Publicity. A follow up meeting is scheduled for Friday at 8:05 p.m. at the library. War Mothers will run the noon basket dinner.
Miss Helen Deiss of near Carlisle with Dallas Steffy of Bicknell united in marriage at the M E parsonage in Bicknell Sunday at 12 30 PM. Rev Wm F Russell officiated. They left for Indianapolis for a few days then plan to reside in Bicknell. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Deiss who live near Carlisle and she has been employed in Sada and Co.
Governor Goodrich named Fred Bates Johnson and Glenn Van Auken to the Public Service Commission to fill the seats of Edwin Cort and Charles Edwards. Johnson and Van Auken are attorneys with military service in the Mexican border trouble and World War I. Van Auken previously served as a senator and was recently named to the State Industrial Board. Johnson, born in Kokomo, has had roles as teacher, newspaper man, journalism professor, and attorney, with early Bloomington ties and efforts founding Indiana University’s first journalism school.
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