Odd Fellows Hold Memorial Exercise at Carlisle
Carlisle Lodge No 00 1 QO O PL members held their annual memorial service at the Christian church last Sunday afternoon. About 80 members gathered at the hall at 2 o clock and marched to the church. Rev J H Alavity delivered the address on the motto Friendship Truth and spoke for about an hour. The church was filled to capacity and received the speaker with close attention. The Rebekah branch participated, presenting several recitations and songs.
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Carlisle Lodge
Christian Church
J. H. Alavity
Revilavity
Spo Ser
Rebekah
Order
Special Meeting on June 15 by Christian Endeavorers
A special program by the Christian Endeavorers at the Christian Church will be held next Tuesday June 15. The subject is We are the Slaves and who are the free men a temperance lesson. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Christian Endeavorers
The
Christian Church
Jesson
Akin's Pays Top Cash Price for Batter and Eggs
Akin's store announces it has paid the highest cash price yet for batter and eggs, appealing to local farmers and suppliers seeking prompt payment and fair market value.
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Akin’s
Temperance drive aims to close saloons in Haddon township
Sullivan county temperance activists in Haddon township Carlisle and Verlisle organized a remonstrance campaign against liquor traffic. Voters are being urged to sign cards to reduce saloons with a plan to file the remonstrance at the next commissioners meeting amid rising opposition and a push to end traffic within the township.
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Haddon
Sullivan
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Verlisle Oy
Sullivan County
Payins
Vichere
Secret Wedding Revealed in Local Columns
Miss Ethel Mickey wed Garshon Solomon in St Louis on May 10 in a synagogue ceremony performed by a Jewish rabbi. The couple, visiting Dora Mickey in town, announced the marriage here and plan a Chicago visit before Mr Solomon opens a clothing and furnishing store in St Louis.
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Ethel Mickey
St. Louis
Mickey
Garshon Solomon
Carlisle Building Saving and Loan Association Stockholders Meeting
Notice to stockholders calls a Carlisle Building Saving and Loan Association meeting on Thursday July 4 1907 at 7 30 p m at the secretary George G Arnold's office to elect directors for the ensuing year and address other business George G Arnold Secretary.
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Carlisle Building, Saving and Loan Association
Geo. G. Arnold
Rooting Gorge G
Arnold, Sec’y
May Births Report for Local Families
Walter Buchannon and wife welcome a boy. John Gibbs and wife greet a boy. Allen Lathrop and wife have a boy. John W Hallett and wife celebrate a girl. Raymond Plummer and John Parks with wives announce a boy.
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Walter Buchannon
John Gibbs
Allen Lathrop
John W. Hallett
Raymond Plummer
John Parks
Coal for Sale Near Pleasantville Opens New Mine
A coal mine opened half a mile west of Pleasantville offering 1000 bushels for threshing trade. Contact E A Powe for details.
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Pleasantville
E. A. Powe
For Sale Sweet Potato Plants OLB 41 LEV ARNETT
For sale sweet potato plants identified as OLB 41 LEV ARNETT. Contact ARNETT for availability and pricing.
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Arnett
Nebraska Indians to face Carlisle White Sox on June 27
The Nebraska Indians, touted as genuine Native American players, will play the Carlisle White Sox in a Thursday contest at Athletic Park. Watch the score cards for the day of the game.
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Green
Nebraska Indians
Indians
Carlisle White Sox
Athletic Park
Class of Twenty At Haddon To Paxton Commencement
Haddon township commencement exercises were held in Providence Christian church Paxton on Tuesday evening June 1. Robert J. Aley Indiana University mathematics professor gave the address titled Acquit You Like Moon. County Superintendent Richard Park presented diplomas to twenty graduates from nearly every school district in the township.
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Haddon Township
Providence Christian Church
Paxton
Robert J. Aley
Indiana University
Richard Park
Vhe
Post office Inspector Reports Carlisle Office Visit
Inspector C H Clan awan from Cincinnati visited Carlisle on Monday to inspect the local office and found conditions shipshape. Mrs Wm F Hoke and Mrs John Cleveland visited Sullivan on Wednesday to see Ella Nasi. Mrs Julia Moreland and her sons Gerald and Julian stayed with sister Mrs Charles Wheeler in Worthington. Mrs M G Couch and two daughters from Lawrenceville are visiting Dr and Mrs J R Whalen.
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C. HH. Clanawan
Cincinnati
Mondev
Carlisle
Wm. F. Hoke
John Cleveland
Sullivan
Ella Nasi
Julia Moreland
Gerald
Julian
Worthington
Charles Wheeler
M. G. Couch
Lawrenceville
J. R. Whalen
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Sullivan County Indiana
By order of the Sullivan circuit court Indiana administrator of Elizabeth Whipps deceased offers for sale at public auction real estate tracts in Sullivan county. Properties include 27.4 acres in location No. one and 7 other described parcels with specific boundary lines. Sale at Peoples Bank Curtistown corner Ledgerworal and baton streets. Terms cash. DUbpLey G. Collins administrator.
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Otice
Sullivan Circuit Courh
Stitute
Sullivan County
Fidiiurs
Ong Cnd
Hkeginning Atiustone
BE O& Tak
Township
Mallee
PT. H
Pleasantville Road
James Whipps
Nho
Indiana
Frank Crawford
Jesse Helen Haddon
Real
Arthur D. Cutler
Samuel W. Williams
Sullivan Circuit Court
Towit
Joseph W. Briggs
Wesley Pearce
George Pearce
William Pearce
Kelen Pigg
Consolidated Oil and
Tilgeman Oale
Sullivan
Samuel W. Willams
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Carlisle News
Harry T
Alumbaugh
Edley W. Rogers
Proprietors
Carlisfe
Ind
Phoenix of
Hartford
Aetna of
Citizens of
Missouri
Royal of Live- Ool
Western of
Toronto
Louis J Kixmiller
Carlisle, Ind
Wake
T. A. Grizzle
Our Poultry House
the Creamery
Blackburn & Co
Wm. McKinley
Haddon To
Dubpley G. Collins
George A. Ridgway
the Peoples Bank
Osborne Binders
Schroeder
Goedeke
India
A. T. Kivett
Lyons Business College
G. M. Lyons
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