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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
2
In Carlisle Indiana the local post office is affected as a second class mail matter item. The notice lists a term of 61.00 per year in advance.
The White Sox fell 5 to 1 at Princeton to Carlisle with Sisson holding the Champs to one rough inning. Washington Herald praise followed as Princeton visitors were praised for solid pitching and aggressive baserunning. The Sunday slate also noted an upcoming game against Terre Haute Eagles at Curtier's Park and a Chautauqua program schedule for that weekend.
Friday evening June 25 a Play Festival will be held in the eschool yard inviting all children aged 5 to 18 to participate. The event is free and parents are urged to attend with their children.
All Woodmen and Royal Neighbors are requested to meet at Woodmen Hall at one o clock and march to the school auditorium where the exercises will be held. Officials invite the public to attend. W. T. Ferguson, Consul.
Mrs. G. R. Buckley and her son Bruce visited relatives at Beckley over Sunday, staying for a family gathering and returning home afterward.
Depositors and stockholders of Merem State Bank met with directors and receiver Will Hays at the Col ves bane meeting to discuss the bank affair. Details remain unclear as the session concluded with plans to resume operations and address outstanding issues.
Mr. Hays pushes for a swift bank opening aided by court and state officials. The bank expects to open within two weeks. President Long stays in place with Thos. Carruthers or James Durham set as cashier.
The state reports a bumper fruit crop with cherries at 100 percent of normal, plums around 60 percent, apples about 20 percent, peaches near 95 percent, and pears lagging behind. The ten year average guides the comparison, with apples and pears notably below typical levels.
Governor Samuel M. Ralston says federal authorities will lift the stock quarantine for foot and mouth disease in all Indiana areas except the Union stockyards in Indianapolis after word from Washington.
Season tickets for Chautauqua offer adults 1.50 and children 1.00 for six days. Adults 15 and over and children 8 to 15 qualify. Single admission would total 4.10 for adults and 2.00 for children, so season tickets save 2.60 for adults and 1.00 for youths.
Mrs Hester Pifer sold her millinery business to Lola Baine and Fern Hardin both of Kansas Illinois. The experienced milliners have arrived in Carlisle and assumed control Wednesday morning to run the shop.
All members are urged to attend next Sunday Bible School and morning church service. Canton Ohio’s J R Benjamin will preach and speak about Bible School work from the world’s largest Sunday School. The Canton First Christian has hosted up to 5,000 attendees with one class averaging 800.
The county Board of Review conducted an automobile trip through part of the county on Wednesday. After dining in Carlisle they traveled through Lower Haddon Township and returned to Sullivan.
John G Frazee and family returned home after spending several days on their farm near Linton Dr J E Donnelly and family and Miss Laura Johnston of Ere Haute visited the Frazees mother E D Donnelly and new family east of town Saturday and Sunday en route to Vincennes in the Doctor's automobile
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