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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
6
The Sullivan Times notes a future planning session where World War I veterans are urged to attend. The notice emphasizes preparation for upcoming events and calls all veterans to participate.
Dr. A G Cox and Dr. John D LeDune veterinary surgeons of Carlisle Indiana dissolved their partnership under Drs Cox and LeDune. Dr Cox remains at the old location while Dr LeDune opens offices in the Joe Wallace property on Alexander Street. All indebted clients must settle accounts as books close.
A large gathering at Roy McKinley's home on Sunday June 1 celebrated his 29th birthday. Attendees included his mother Mrs Ida Tuell, Everett McKinley, Robert Tuell, Irvin Mitchel and family, Arthur Hamilton and family, several McKinley relatives, Vis cennes visitors Mrs Milea Chambers, and others from Linton and nearby areas. Guests departed after offering best wishes for many more returns of the day.
Fairbanks township, Hamilton, Haddon, Cass, Curry, Jackson, Jefferson, Turman and Gill townships list soldiers who died or were wounded in World War I. Names include James Anderson, Charles Martin, Harry Leach, Raymond Douthitt, Clarence Adams, John Adams, and William Shepherd, with multiple wounded and camp deaths noted.
Miss Pansy Hinkle of Terre Haute and Harry Behler of Sullivan are wed in Terre Haute. The bride is the daughter of Dr James Hinkle and from the nearby Ship vicinity. The groom is a plumber employed by H Schade & Co of Sullivan. The couple plans to reside in the Sullivan area.
The Jasonville Leader notes Bloomfield merchants plan free picture shows twice weekly to attract visitors. The comment laments town reliance on freebies to lure people and contrasts it with prior impressions of the town’s merchant activity.
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