Mrs Bonnie Walker Bishop Dies in Chicago at 25
Mrs Bonnie Walker Bishop aged 25 wife of John Bishop died Thursday morning in Chicago after eight weeks of typhoid fever. She had been in a hospital a week. death occurred with her mother and husband present. Remains sent to Vincennes and funeral held at sister’s home. burial in city cemetery. Survived by husband mother sister and brother. native of Oaktown long resident of Vincennes. She was well known in Carlisle area with many relatives.
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Bonnie Walker Bishop
John Bishop
Cloeck
Chicago
Iimes
Harriett Walker
Vincennes
George Shepard
North Sixth Street
Bishop
Oaktown
Mr. Bishop
Roland S. Walker
W. E. Walker
Knotts Visit Vincennes to see Mrs Bennett
Mr and Mrs Carl Knotts traveled to Vincennes on Friday for a short visit with Mrs Knotts mother Mrs W F Bennett.
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Carl Knotts
Vincennes
Evansville Company to Build Gap Between Sullivan and Princeton
An Evansville firm will fill the missing link on the road between Sullivan and Princeton. The project aims to shorten travel times and improve regional commerce by constructing a new connecting segment. Officials expect construction to start this year with completion targeted within two years.
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Sullivan
Princeton
Evansville
Parcel Post Begins for Rural Carriers After July
A notice states parcel post delivery will start after July 1 with all rural carriers initiating parcel deliveries. The change expands mail service and sets July as the starting point for parcel handling by rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Parcels Post
Sam
Evansville merger eyed to extend Vincennes Princeton line
A major merger unites Evansville electric light heat street railway and interurban interests under Public Utilities Company with 6 600 000 capital. The deal aims to extend the traction line to connect Sullivan and Princeton, linking Evansville to broader interurban routes.
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Evansville
Public Utilities Company
Vincennes
Sullivan
Princeton
Indianapolis News
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Terre Haute
Indiana
Old Carlisle Papers Reveal Antique Argus Copies
Carlisle editor notes receipt of three copies of the Carlisle Argus dated July 2, 1887 June 20 1888 and Sept 5 1888 The bundles came from Freelandville and include an article about James J Speake a longtime trusted local figure in the last named paper.
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Carlisle Argus
Freelandville
James J. Speake
Miss Gertrude Wilson Called East of Town
Miss Gertrude Wilson of east of town was called to Clay Center Kansas Friday due to the serious illness of her sister Mrs John T Mille.
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Gertrude Wilson
East of Town
Clay Center
Kansas
John T. Mille
Carlisle Receives 105 Dollar Settlement From Crowder Audit
State Board of Accounts found ex-auditor Ben C Crowder overcharged Sullivan county and towns from March 20 1908 to December 1910. A 105 payment to Carlisle and other local entities settled part of a 1332 88 balance after credits totaling 332.
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D. W. Angel
State Board of Accounts
Carlisle
Ben C. Crowder
Sullivan County
Crowder
Sullivan
Purdue student Wilbur Reid returns home for summer
Wilbur Reid, who has been attending Purdue University, arrived home Friday to stay through the summer months.
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Wilbur Reid
Purdue University
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Deal Foods
Star Grocery Company
Curtner Drug Co
Dairy Times Office
Paul Poynter
Sullivan, Ind
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Murdock
W. T. Durbin
Murdocks
Old Carlisle
SFP
Dugger
Farmersburg
Hymera
Merom
Shelburn
John G. Frazee
Emison’s
Speake’s Grocery Opera House
Neola
Hopewell & Hooper
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