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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
4
Mutual management presents THE LANDIS BUCKEYE BAND at the Chautauqua assembly. Conductor Homer L. Landis, a seasoned musician and violinist, leads Ohio State University based musicians in two grand concerts with band music and specialty numbers.
Notice by administrator of Jonathan Bright estate of private sale of 36 acres in Sullivan County Indiana. Sale at Louis Meier's Law Office Carlisle at 1 30 P M June 30 1923 with court approval. Cash in full, sale free of liens.
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court May Term 1923 docket shows Jennie Frances Nolan filing a divorce and custody complaint against John Oscar Nolan. The defendant, alleged nonresident of Indiana, is notified to appear by September 3, 1923, or the case will proceed in his absence. Clerk Charles R. Railsback and attorney Arthur D. Cutler are named.
Indiana report notes 598 Purdue graduates at the forty ninth commencement in Lafayette Eliza Fowler hall. Horace Coats named secretary of Marion retail credit bureau. Indian Village Baptist church near Marion rebuilt since 1800 and to be dedicated as Indian Village Memorial church.
The Clark county board of commissioners at Jefferson authorized an 18000 dollar bond issue at 5 percent interest for the construction of the Harry Bean road in Silver Creek township. R. R. Cromwell, principal of Anderson high school for seven years, will not contract to continue at last year's salary and resigns immediately.
The barn of John Humphreys near Jasonville burned, two horses were killed and one severely injured. An automobile harness and feed were burned. Total loss estimated at 82,000.
Oscar L. Stanley a prominent merchant in Martinville collapsed and died of heart failure while talking to a friend in an automobile parked in the business district.
Sixty six defendants responded to the roll call in Fort Wayne city court, breaking previous records for a single day. Cases ranged from plain drunks to child neglect, illustrating a wide spectrum of offenses awaiting adjudication.
The Ripley County board of review met at Versailles with county officers and appointed members Roland Bishop of Franklin township and Eivin Hughes of Johnson township alongside the county auditor treasurer and assessor.
One hundred local residents support a Chautauqua free to the public. Red Men officers attended Franklin to present Mineola Tribe of Red Men with a $50 prize for best exemplification of the chief's degree. Franklin again wins for the third year. Shelbyville high school budget board reports last year’s finances and turns over $1,400 from Paul Cross Memorial gym events. White County schools post 96.75% attendance. Plain View school wins best attendance. county enrollment 3,875. Wheat harvests in central Indiana expected to lag into July. Wainwright Trust Co. Noblesville stockholders approve board: J. G Jones et al. directors. Holleman president. other officers named.
A four day fair at Decatur July 24 to 27 will introduce a women’s style show and big firework displays alongside horse races baseball games live stock exhibition and various special events including owners day and night shows Bessie J Edgeworth Santee of Spring Grove farm near Fort Wayne is listed among readers benefiting from estate of Edward J Leland who died in Chicago on May 24 with a value of 100000
For Sale advertising lists Ford Garage used cars and a 1 driving horse, 1 span mules, a platform spring bed wagon. The note promises bargains and urges readers to contact the seller for pricing.
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