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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references a Texas pro connected to a fur business and an entry by dowell. The readable text hints at a owed amount or debt related to fur goods or services, but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
In a short notice from Oaktown Record readers learn about local items involving a community member sent to Texas next week for a doctor’s discharge. Details are fragmentary but imply a patient transfer and local action.
Miss Abbie Burnham of Sulli vap traveled to visit relatives here, according to a brief local notice.
At the public library meeting Friday night, Chautauqua officers were elected and plans made for the Lincoln Chautauqua in Carlisle August 14 through 19. Optimism grew that the event would operate without a deficit.
E C Snarr of Sullivan has been chosen by T C Wood ward trustee and J F Alumbaugh representing Carlisle Board of Education as head of the Carlisle and Haddon township joint high school. He will also oversee Carlisle graded schools and move to Carlisle before fall term. He has spent eleven years in Sullivan city schools, partly as principal. Miss Jessie Robbins of Oaktown remains English instructor. other faculty to be filled.
The Christian Sunday School will observe Independence Day on June 29 at 9 30 a m. Private N K Harris of Sullivan will give an address Army Experiences of an Ordinary Private He has written county papers and will speak as a familiar figure The public is invited Returned soldiers and War Mothers are especially urged to attend The program includes songs prayers a Sunday School lesson class reports recitations solos and the address by Mr N K Harris This event commemorates the 4th of July with patriotic songs and benediction.
T C Woodward and Sons of Carlisle and Paxton open a third store in the Barcus building Paxton, purchased months ago by Trustee Woodward. The firm now runs two general stores and plans further expansion in the area.
The funeral for Mrs. Helen C. Watson wife of Geo W. Watson was held at Indian Prairie Baptist Church Friday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev A L Williams. Born July 19 1850 in Eno County Indiana she married Geo W Watson in 1870 and had four children Nora Otto D Jennie M and Carl A She died after sixteen months of illness and is survived by her husband son and two grandsons Dwight and Orland Snyder along with other relatives.
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