Stoelting and Miss Howard Wed in Carlisle Area
Edmond H Stoelting a popular Jefferson township teacher and Miss Opal D Howard daughter of Pleasantville were married at the bride's home Saturday morning at 8. The ring ceremony was performed by Rev George Peel after which a wedding breakfast followed. The couple then left for a motor trip to the Great Lakes region joined by Carl S Stoelting and Miss Margaret Ladson who were later wed by Rev A A Cohn at Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond H. Stoelting
Jefferson Township
William F. Stoclting
Carlisle
Opal D. Howard
Frank Howard
Pleasantville
George Peel
Great Lakes
Motor
Carl S. Stoelting
Paxton
Margaret Ladson
Frances. Ladson
Sullivan
Carl Stoelting
Miss Ladson
A. A. Cohn
Baptist Parsonage
Chiropractic Asks Nothing Of Others To Get Results
A historical chiropractor argues health comes from adapting nervous force to environmental stress. Disease results from subnormal resistance when nerves are impeded by a subluxated vertebra. Healing requires removing the impingement by adjusting the vertebrae, the chiropractor’s core work.
Undertakers Banquet In Oaktown With Funeral Directors
Curtis C. Schultz and son hosted the Wabash Valley Funeral Directors Association at a six o'clock chicken dinner Tuesday evening at the First Christian Church Oaktown. Dinner was arranged by the Ladies Aid with red and white decor. Program featured readings by Elizabeth Bond Imogene Schultz Dorothy Wolfe and Josephine Schultz, solos by Imogene Schultz, a quartet from Bicknell and talks by Rev Toole and George Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaktown
Curtis C. Schultz and Son
Wabash Valley Funeral Directors Association
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid
J. B. Sartor
Elizabeth Bond
Imogene Schultz
Dorothy Wolfe
Helen Josephine Schultz
Bob Philippe
James Philippe
Joe Murray
Guy Fuller
Bicknell
Rev. Toole
Vincennes
George Wolfe
Association
Christian Church Notes Homecoming and Elections
Christian Church notes announce July 1 homecoming and committees to be named next Sunday. Circle Girls elect for next year with officers Pres Mrs Lucile Bolenbaugh V Pres Doris Detty Sec Jane White Treas Garnet Dunkerly. Next Sunday State missionary day features morning sermon Christian Church at Work in Indiana and evening Progress of the World. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Carl Harper
Lucile Bolenbaugh
Doris Detty
See’y
Jane White Treas
Garnet Dunkerly
Card of Thanks for George Carmichael
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of our husband, father and brother George Carmichael. Special thanks to Mr Risinger, Mr Kresge, Bro Geo Wolfe, the singers, and those who sent floral designs. The Wife, Children, Brothers and Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carmichael
Risinger
Kresge
Bro. Geo. Wolfe
Property transfers for Everett Enochs and John Kidd
Everett Enochs transfers parcel to Milton J. Stuller for 600 dollars with eight acres in section ten and no interest in coal. John C. Kidd conveys to Clarence E. Robbins and wife a 1100 dollar parcel in section twenty two, with seven acres and coal exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Enochs
Milton J. Stuller
A & No
John C. Kidd
Clarence E. Robbins
Former Carlisle Woman Dead in Vincennes
News reached Oaktown of the death of Mrs Pearl Wilson age 39 at her brother Roy Bonds home in Vincennes due to pneumonia. She was formerly Pearl Bond in girlhood and married Virgil Dudley producing son McCarter Dudley 21 of Sullivan. A later marriage to Walker Wilson ended in separation. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Christian church. Body to be brought to Oaktown this afternoon. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaktown
Pearl Wilson
Roy Bond
Vincennes
Christian Church
Bert Bond
Pueblo
Colorado
Sam Bond
Release Road Men For Wheat Harvest
State Highway District Supt Steve Starcup asks the paper to announce that for ten days during wheat harvest all men on State Highway No 10 except patrolmen will be released to work for farmers. The move aims to aid farmers by freeing workers for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Starcup
State Highway District Supt
Raid Near Park School House Seizes Home Brew
Town Marshal Newman Guy and the Sullivan County Horse Thief Detective Association raided Adolph Grandam’s premises about a mile southeast of the Park school house in Cass township. They seized home brew and raisin wine, arrested Grandam, and jailed him. Prosecutor Harris filed charges for liquor nuisance and attempted bribery after Grandam allegedly offered $100 to avoid search. Officers reported about 200 bottles of home brew and additional wine in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Guy
Sullivan County Horse Thief Detective Association
Adolph Grandam
Park School House
Cass Township
Grandam
Sullivan
Harris
Critic or Kicker in Public Discourse
A historical reflection contrasts two public voices: the constructive critic who analyzes for the public good and argues for reform, and the kicker who resists without investigation. It invites readers to assess their own role in civic debate and leadership.
Our Lumber Yard Closed All Day for Picnic
Our Lumber Yard will be closed all day Saturday June 23 for the Lumber Dealers Association Picnic at Sullivan. Carlisle Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumber Dealers Association
Sullivan
Carlisle Lumber Co
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Edley W. Rogers
Westoffice
Indiana
Telephone
Stoelting Brothers
H. L. Ramsey
D.C
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National Bank
Christian Church Notes
Schroeder & Price Abstractors
Sherman
Jefferson
Premier Coffee
Certo
al Pos al
Savoy
Star Grocery
Carlisle, Ind
New York
The
Cash Store
Melvin Williams
Heber E. Warner
D. C
Palmer
Hannah S. Latshaw
Peoples State Bank
G. B. McCammon
Sinclair
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