Miss Howard Leads By 100 Votes After Special Train
A brief report notes a local race where Miss Howard takes a lead by about 100 votes. The item mentions a Monday afternoon arrival and a surge of courage amid the contest.
23 Jun 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
1
A brief report notes a local race where Miss Howard takes a lead by about 100 votes. The item mentions a Monday afternoon arrival and a surge of courage amid the contest.
Miss Edna Johnson returns from Merom while Miss Helen Bond goes home to Oaktown. A special Indianapolis Trade Association train visits Carlisle amid a two day tour across Indiana, mixing meetings and praise for the state. The Newsboys Band and officials like Chas. A. Bookwalster note a new cooperative spirit. The piano contest standings show Glenn Howard leading with 438 620 votes, followed by Bessie Snapp and Blanch Abrams as Liberal efforts spark a fresh 1200 vote offer for new subscriptions through June 28.
Two sisters from east of town were thrown from a frightened horse on the Carlisle Oaktown road Tuesday morning. They escaped with scrapes and bruises and returned home with their father Wilton M. Howard, avoiding further harm.
James Giboney, a student at the University of Illinois in Champaign, Illinois, returned home Tuesday to spend the summer vacation with his mother, Mrs. Alice Giboney.
Mrs Ida Whalen and Miss Marguerite Whalen traveled to Terre Haute Sunday afternoon to stay a few days visiting relatives. Mrs Thos Jean returned Saturday to Worthington after visiting here with her daughter Mrs Chas Wheeler and husband.
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