Carlisle Leads as Carlisle Sunday School Backs Rally Day
The Carlisle Christian Sunday School leads a three month contest against Shelburn and Farmersburg and plans to host a rally day next Sunday June 27. Carlisle reports 221 in attendance last Sunday and expects to welcome up to 800 people with a special song service and a group photo of the entire school. The Carlisle officers urge all local citizens to attend and help secure victory.
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Bellevue Coal Company Floats $25,000 Loan
The Bellevue Coal Company south of the county line has floated a $25,000 loan on its property to settle debts and resume operations immediately. The mortgage was recorded Tuesday after months of financial trouble and after Joe T. Akio of Peoples State Bank Sullivan served as receiver.
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No Celebration Observed Fourth of July Across Carlisle
The fourth falls on Sunday so national holiday is observed on Saturday July 3. Carlisle will have no celebration this year. last year’s large event in the area led to neighboring towns receiving a turn. Sullivan plans a July 3 celebration with Vincennes also observing the day.
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Eclipse Darkens Sun Over Carlisle In Brief Sketch
The sun underwent a scheduled eclipse as the moon passed between Earth and the sun. Observers in Carlisle noted the event around six p.m. and, without glasses, could glimpse the darkening sun. By sunset about a quarter of the solar disk remained obscured.
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