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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
2
The Carlisle Hews notes its postal designation as second class matter for Carlisle Indiana. The issue lists Verma at 1.00 per year in advance and provides telephone contact 45 for readers. The date appears as Friday June 8 1917.
The Sullivan County Registration Board will begin duties June 22 and run daily through August 20 to meet the sixty day registration requirement. Members include County Clerk David Giles, Arlie Combs, and Ben C. Crowder, with appointments from Democratic and Republican chairs. Registration takes place at the County Assessor Frank Hiatt's court house office. The text outlines multiple registration methods and oath requirements. Also reported: C. V. Faris store closed as owners turn stock over to creditors Hezekiah Sanders and associates with an expected sale forthcoming.
President Wilson urges immediate Red Cross contributions to aid soldiers abroad and at home. Carlisle Chapter workers assemble hospital supplies for base hospitals while local women fund materials. Enrollments listed include R. W. Hoke Emma Kennedy C. J. Jennings Virginia Jennings Ruth Jones and others.
A local sale listing advertises two collies described as papas. The post references contact through Nolan and Hoover for details.
Miss Levada Neal and Mer vin Howard, prominent East Carlisle youths, were married in Sullivan on Monday. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Lavina Gadberry of Jasonville, is Carlisle High School and township teacher backgrounds, and will reside on a farm east of town with Neal.
Sunday morning sermon on Armaggedon and an evening talk on why 800 Carlisle residents do not attend church. Several men and women will read answers to the question. A fine musical program precedes the evening sermon. All are invited to attend.
Word comes of the death of Uncle George Ward at his Carlisle home after years of failing health. Funeral arrangements had not been made at press time.
Harry T. Alumbaugh will depart Saturday for Indianapolis and from there ride a chartered train to Detroit to attend the Worlds Salesmanship Congress June 10 to 14. The Indianapolis Automan'ship Club plans a Ford factory tour as part of the program.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind words and acts of sympathy on the death of our beloved son, Charles Filmore. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A nete.
Dr Morrison an osteopath from Terre Haute will hold clinic at the residence of Chas Wheeler in Carlisle each Sunday from 4:00 to 7:00 PM.
Miss Priscilla Wagner, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wagner, married Captain Fred Bates Johnson of Indianapolis on a Saturday evening at 7 in the Wagner home 1111 South Sixth Street. The ceremony, officiated by Rev L Curtiss Talmage, drew about a hundred relatives and friends. The living room altar featured smilax and palms with brass holders and urns. guests were received in the music room with pink snapdragon decor. The bride wore white chiffon with satin train borrowed from a previous Wagner wedding and carried Sweetheart roses. Captain Johnson, a former Indiana journalist and attorney, formerly Carlisle superintendent of schools, rose to captain during service with the Indiana National Guard.
Theodore Harper announces that his stallion Jimmie will continue the season at a barn 3 miles east of Carlisle on the Pleasantville road.
Mrs Edith Polk and her son Steele from Oaktown spent Saturday afternoon in Carlisle.
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