Children Day Exercises At Church Draw Big Crowd
The Christian Sunday School held its annual Children’s Day program Sunday night with a large audience. The orchestra provided music and an offering of 20 dollars was taken. The program featured recitations by Francis Walker Sylvia Kinikan Glenn Gobin Harris Alumbaugh Ruth Gebir and Kenneth Jennings, and various classes performing exercises and drills.
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Christian Sunday School
Francis Walker
Sylvia Kinikan
Glenn Gobin Harris Alumbaugh
Ruth Gebir
Kenneth Jennings
Helen Snarp
Helen Collins
Alba Rogers
Lewis Walker
Mark Templeton
Nellie Jenkins
May Pole
Gretchen McCan
Won Coal Suit In Carlisle Court For Full Amount
Ferguson and Ward coal dealers of Carlisle won a suit against E Watts of Princeton for 226.27 in coal sold. Judge Ready awarded full judgment. Watts claimed short weights and inspector findings showed scales misweighing by 40 pounds per ton, yet verdict upheld the claimed total.
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Ferguson & Ward
Carlisle
E. &. Watts
Princeton
Squire Ready
Busseron Creek
Watts
Hymera Vindicator Suspends Publication
The Hymera Vindicator published in Hymera by E. O. Gildart has suspended. It began as the Hymera Herald years ago, started by Fred Finney of Martinsville.
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Hymera
E. O. Gildart
Fred Finney
Martinsville
John Drake Visits Sullivan on Wednesday
Short local item notes John Drake being in Sullivan on Wednesday and mentions gooseberries for sale along with a reference to Mrs. Arthur D. Cutler.
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Arthur D. Cutler
Memorial Address at Carlisle Memorial Day Services
Supt. Q H Greist delivered a Memorial Day address praising Civil War sacrifices and the idea of freedom. He likened Lincoln and religious themes to Moses and Virgil, urged unity, and stressed that the conflict centered on a sacred principle of liberty beyond mere property or power.
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Q. H. Greist
Carlisle
Moses
Homer
Rome
Virgil
Jehovah
God of Hosts
Egypt
Abraham Lincoln
North
Fort Sumpter
Hicks Forecast for June Storm Periods and Solstice Effects
The forecast warns of a regular storm period from June 3 to 9 aligned with the Mercury period and June solstice. It notes electrical and magnetic activity peaks around June 8 to 15 with frequent violent afternoon storms and a seismic- volcanic window centered June 15.
Colts Owed from Model Called to Settle at Carlisle
Notice requests all persons owing for colts from Model to call at T. W. Purcell's store in Carlisle and settle accounts at once.
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Carlisle
T. W. Purcell
Commencement Exercises Held by Haddon Township District
The 20 graduates will receive diplomas at Providence Christian Church near Paxton on Tuesday night June 11. President Horace Enis of Vincennes University will give the address. An orchestra from the locality will provide music and the event follows the district’s annual commencement tradition with a formal program led by Supt. Richard Pave and others.
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Haddon Township
Providence Christian Church
Paxton
Garland South
Hosea MckKinsey
William Purcell
Hilary Tee
Delpha McCammon
Robert Hamke
Ira Woodward
Virgil Ridgway
Albert Istuits
Robert Hardesty
Clarence Adams
Grace Bennett
Susie Brodie
Alaric Dailey
Marvel Walters
Earl Alaston
Rena Spencer
Gladys FL. Purner
John Hilderbread
Noah Hartsburg
Horace Enis
Vincennes University
Polowine
Chass Maoh Oirchestra Music Orchestra
Sanmuer Reid
Vincennes Printers Strike Disrupts Local Papers
Printers in Vincennes have gone on strike causing widespread disruption as the town’s newspapers struggle to publish. Seventeen printers are out of work amid producer shortages and publisher demands, leaving daily papers unable to print as editors modify pages and fill gaps.
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Vincennes
Watcher
Peipers
Seyventean
Saetbbelent
Woman Granted Divorce in Peterson Township Custody Case
Bessie Mc Snayder from Peterson Township was granted a divorce Wednesday morning from Claude Mr. Sender in the errant court. She sought custody of three children, accusing cruel and abusive treatment. She testified he cursed and abused her and the children, including an incident where he held her hands over a fire. Garafall represented the plaintiff.
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Bessie Mc Snayder
Peterson Township
Claude Mr. Sender
Garafall
Tie Saat
Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Pairings
Marriage licenses issued include Daniel Vo Arnett of Carliste to Sarah Gindarff of Carliste, Rasmon Ed Jennings of Farmers Bureau to Gertrude Studer of Shelburn, Jamies Livingston to Blance Whitman Sullivan Massilian Crowder to Ruth Conkel, William Al Nusbaunt Caledonia to Jessie Powell, James Baadbury Hymera to Tressie Nelson.
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Daniel Vo Arnett
Carliste
Sarah Bi
Gindarff
Rasmon
Jennings
Bure
Gertrude MM. Studer
Shelburn
dJamies
Livingston
Linton
Blance BG
Whitman
Sullivan
Massilian
Crowder
Ruth Conkel
Sullead
William al
Arnett and Orndorff Tie Nup at Sullivan Parlor
Daniel Vorhees Arnett and Miss Sarah Elen Orndorff, young Carlisle residents, married in Sullivan last Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Sature Wirkhan at his parlors. Arnett is the son of Leven Arnett. The couple will live with the bridegroom’s parents west of town.
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Daniel Vorhees Arnett
Sarah Elen Orndorff
Carlisle
Sullivan
Sature Wirkhan
Mgr. Arnett
Leven Arnett
Editor Edgar Wallace Takes Charge of Mine Workers Journal
Edgar Wallace of Shelburn has moved to Indianapolis and assumed editorship of the Mine Workers Journal, directing the publication from the new city.
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Edgar Wallace
Shelburn
Mine Workers Journal
Indianapolis
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Herschel Jenkins
Mallins
Hazel Gobin
Tressie Rohland
John Drake
W. D. Guinnip
R.R
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Tressie K. Nelson
Arnett
Orndorff
Plymouth
Binder Twine
Tueetar
T.S. Reisinger
A. Deateh
Sarah Land
Carlisle Sews ii
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Ackasal
A. Deutch
Ava
Jackson Hill
John Ward
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