Sullivan County Tops Indiana Health Report For April
April health bulletin shows Sullivan county as the healthiest in Indiana with 19 deaths and a 7.0 per thousand rate. Statewide deaths reached 8,212 with an annual rate of 14.38. one smallpox death occurred. Central section had the highest rate at 15 and led in deaths from consumption, diphtheria, measles, pneumonia and meningitis. Northern section had the top rate for violence and diarrhoeal diseases while southern section led in whooping cough and influenza deaths.
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Sullivan County
Indiana
State Board of Health
County Boards of Health
Northern Sanitary Section
Central Sanitary Section
Southern Sanitary Section
Memorial Services for Carlisle Lodge No 50 I O O F
Carlisle Lodge No 50 I O O F holds memorial services next Sunday at 2 PM in the Presbyterian church. Members meet at Odd Fellows hall at 1 PM and march to the church. Rev F L Pnest of Evansville, grand chaplain, to deliver the address. Public invited.
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Carlisle Lodge No
Presbyterian Church
Order
Odd. Fellows Hall
F. L. Pnest
Evansville
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Wood to Investigate Haddon poison mystery case
Prosecutor Wood plans to investigate the Carlisle Haddon township poisoning case after returning from Vincennes where he will try Reuben Wheat for the murder of George White near Hymera. Wheat’s trial opens in Knox County with about fifty Sullivan County witnesses. He will also review reported attempts on Mrs Flora Haddon’s life.
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Wood
Haddon Township
Vincennes
Reuben Wheat
Knox County
George White
Hymera
Sullivan County
Flora Haddon
Carlisle
Sullivan Times
New County Coroner Named in Sullivan County
Claude A. Padgett of Shelburn was appointed coroner to serve out the unexpired term of Dr. W. A. Bailey who resigned to move southwest. Padgett is son of John Padgett and runs an undertaking and furniture business at Shelburn. He formerly clerked for ex coroner Bailey and has many local friends congratulating him.
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Claude A. Padgett
Shelburn
Sullivan County
W. A. Bailey
Mr. Padgett
John Padgett
Carlisle
Corner Bailey
Claude
Local Residents Travel for Work and Family Visits
Orlando Ellis Jr. visited Terre Haute on business. Jim McConnell Bailey and Nathan Ferguson attended a Jersey cattle sale in Rushville. Wm F Dodge and Arthur D Cutler made regional business trips. Paul Hackney and Charles Sproatt left for Chicago seeking barber work. Mrs Bailey McConnell and Bernice spent time in Terre Haute and Plymouth binding twine. Carl Sproatt and Holley Rogers were in Sullivan. Louis L Roberts returned from Wabash College for summer. Mrs Garshon Solomon and Agnes Ruth returned to Shelburn after visiting Dora Mickey.
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Jim McConnell
Bailey
Nathan Ferguson
Rushville
Jersey
Wm. F. Dodge
Sullivan
Arthur D. Cutler
Vincennes
C. B. Willis
Paul R. Hackney
Charles Sproatt
Chicago
Plymouth
Risinger & Ellis
Carl Sproatt
Holley W. Rogers
Garshon Solomon
Agnes Ruth
Shelburn
Dora Mickey
Bogard and Russell Wed at Local Methodist Parsonage
C. C. Bogard a young farmer near Merom Station and Mrs. Hattie Russell of Carlisle were married Monday afternoon by Rev. W. F. Russell at the Methodist parsonage. The couple will reside on Bogard’s farm.
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C. C. Bogard
Merom Station
Hattie Russell
Carlisle
W. F. Russell
M. E. Church
Misses Whalen and Shepherd Visit From State Normal School
Misses Gladys Whalen and Hazel Shepherd attending the State Normal school in Terre Haute spent the week’s end at home. Mrs. Flora Haddon and her daughter Helen visited friends in Terre Haute Saturday.
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Gladys Whalen
Hazel Shepherd
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Flora Haddon
Helen
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Crigine
Carlisle Mercantile CO
THE
First National Bank OF
W. L. Rogers
Brown & Schroeder Abstracts
Insurance
Crowder Block
Public Square
Cutler
April Health Report
Memorial Services
New County
Orlando Ellis, Jr
Terre Yaute
Louis L. Roberts
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
W. A. Cullop
U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. F. Alumbaugh & CO
James G. Morrison
Osteopath
Kirkville, Mo
T. H. Trust
Ind
Dental Parlors
Carlisle, Ind
Dr, I. J. Keys
E. W. Rogers
J. R. Whalen
J. B. Latshaw
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