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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
2
An archival line from a Carlisle Indiana newspaper notes Second Class Mail Matter status and a yearly subscription price of 1.25 dollars. It lists a telephone number 45 and bears a date line Friday June 238, 1922.
The Wabash Valley Veterinary Surgeons held their annual outing at the Washout near Carlisle with a big noon fish fry and cooling baths. State veterinarian Dr. R C Julian led talks joined by Dr. James M. Tade Dr. John Carrico and Dr. A G Cox. Officers elected: President A G Cox Carlisle Vice President James M Tade Vincennes Secretary Treas M W Scott Vincennes Executive Committee John Cox Bicknell Ed Holder Farmersburg and M W Scott Vincennes.
Edward P. Snapp administrator sued William J. Jackson receiver of Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad. The jury ruled for the defendant in a wrongful death action over a 1929 crossing accident near Carlisle where Ray mond Snapp died driving a hay truck. The panel found Snapp could see the train from 47 feet and could have stopped within two feet.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Town Board office in the Carlisle library until July 10 1922 at 7 30 P M for six Carlisle Indiana bonds bearing July 15 1922 payable 1923 1928 in 500 each at six percent interest payable semi annually issued to buy fire apparatus bids to state number of bonds and total price with accrued interest. The right to reject any bids reserved. Charles V Sproatt Town Clerk.
In the U S District Court for the District of Indiana Farmers Union Elevator Company bankrupt No 5081 under order of the court the undersigned trustee will sell at public auction July 1 1922 at 11 A M on the premises Carlisle Sullivan County Indiana the real estate of the estate four fifths of an acre with building free of liens except taxes to the highest bidder Louis J Kixmiller Trustee in Bankruptcy.
The Carlisle pastorate ends as the minister and family depart with sincere regret. Next Sunday the Providence church will host the missionary service in the morning and a Children’s Day program at 7 30 p m. Rev D D Atkinson of Palmer College Auburn Mo will preach Sunday morning. Glenn O Mills is the minister.
Bert McGinnis has been appointed town marshal of Carlisle to serve during Earl Wilson's leave of absence. He began his duties Tuesday evening and is noted for having the qualifications to perform well in office.
Notice to stockholders for Carlisle Building Saving and Loan Association announces annual meeting to elect directors. Meeting set for Thursday evening July 6 1922 at 8 p.m. in the T. Risinger Building. Albert B Wiggs secretary.
Lost between Carlisle and Her Lone corner or Carlisle via Vince Minichs a lady's green gold mesh bag with money and stamps reward of 5.00 finder return to News Office. For Sale Timothy hay Curtner farm Floyd Combs. Rugs cleaned by vacuum process Risinger's undertaking establishment. Lost man's black alpaca coat and man's dark coat on Carlisle Pleasantville road reward.
Miners at the Chicag Carlisle Coal Company mine received seventy five percent of wages due when the company went into receivership. Reliance mine workers at Shelburn were paid similar amounts with another payment planned. The receiver holds eight thousand dollars in excise tax believed to be refundable. The wage settlement follows the mine property sale at public auction to George R. MacLean for the mortgage bondholders.
The Farmers have received 4069.97 for stock shipped. Shipping customers are getting full stock value and buyers paying high prices. The shipping station benefits, and the agent urges action to boost shipments with stock ready the first of the week. Floyd Combs, Shipping Agent.
Boswell Auto Sales announces it has secured the Sinclair gasoline agency. J D reports strong sales calling the new gas a good match for Mobiloil. Boswell buys Mobiloil in carload lots from Vacuum Oil’s Rochester refinery and adds a 1000 gallon underground storage tank and a five gallon pump at the filling station.
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