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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
Notice printed at the Carlisle Indiana post office indicating Second Class Mail matter status and annual prepaid rate of $1.00. Includes telephone contact line 45 for correspondence or inquiries.
The Shelburn Town Board enacted a curfew ordinance. Marshals arrested 48 boys under 18 for loitering after 8 30 pm. They were detained until 11 pm and released promising to stay off streets. Parents came to the lockup upon hearing of the arrests.
FP L Hoover transacted business in Terre Haute on Monday.
New law adds inheritance tax recording duties for county clerks and treasurers in Indiana. Tax rates vary by relationship with exemptions: spouses $10,000. lineal descendants $2,000. siblings and in laws $500. uncles and cousins $250. distant kin and strangers $100. Rates range from 1% to 15% based on amounts inherited.
Carlisle News items recall a runaway accident near Paxton with no injuries involving Henry Hines wife and daughter Lora. Ed W. Akin Jr. joined Culver Cadets for a Europe tour. Lee Miller died from a long battle after a flo bert rifle wound. A Vincennes Carlisle long distance line was completed. Haddon Township Sunday School Convention gathered at the Christian Church.
Injunction suit brought by Rush Trimble to halt the proposed joint Carlisle high school building saw hearings in Judge Bridwell’s court. Written evidence must be submitted with a special finding of facts set for next Friday. Witnesses testified as Carlisle citizens attended, with the Rogers ditch case occupying another room.
Miss Ella Colton and Mr Edley Rogers were married Wednesday evening June 25 at 6 o clock at the bride’s home south of Carlisle. Rev J C Mullins officiated with a ring ceremony. They will live in a bungalow at Gill and Saline Streets after July 15 and take a short trip to Chicago.
The Odd Fellows urge all members to attend next Monday evening as important business will be discussed and it is the last night for paying dues, announced by D. V. Angel Char. Pub. Com.
The Ladies of the Paxton Methodist Episcopal Church invite the community to an ice cream social on the church lawn this Saturday night June 28 to support a worthy cause. Attendees are assured a good time.
John W. Cooper transacted business in Sullivan on Monday. Mrs. Janetta Williams and daughter Ariel spent Wednesday in Terre Haute. The News notes availability for all kinds of job work.
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