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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
2
Notice records that the item entered the Cariisie Indiana post office as Second Class Mail Matter. The note identifies the mailing channel and classification for postal handling.
The June 29 1923 Hoosier Auto Association bulletin urges motorists to drive with courtesy not wrath. It criticizes grumpiness on roads and promotes the Golden Rule as safety, noting new signs across Indiana paid by members and inviting more support.
Numerous witnesses are summoned as the Knox county grand jury investigates the death of Wilson S Roudebush watchman at the government bonded liquor warehouse in South Vincennes on May 12 1922 Prosecutor Floyd Young assists with valuable help from Harry C Adams former Knox county sheriff Adams led the police account and furnished key facts Heacox arrest followed Iva Scull who elicited police statements may retract her testimony and has been seen socially with the Heacox family. Mrs Lucas and Mr Lucas the daughter and son in law of Frank Bedwell and Willis Lucas will move in with their parents after living at Ford garage Carlisle.
Homecoming is postponed to the second Sunday in July. Beginning July 1 the men’s Bible class meets at the church during July and August instead of Lyric Theatre. Preaching next Sunday morning and evening. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m.
Detroit Michigan June 26 Ford Motor Company undertakes its greatest task filling an order list totaling 11000 vehicles for the month. Demand is nationwide with dealers from small towns to large cities requesting increased allotments as production is pushed toward 6700 units daily to meet sales.
Miss Gladys Bedwell and Rol lie Lucas, two well known young people of Jefferson township, are mentioned in a local notice reflecting social events and community ties.
The M E Church urges thoughtful cooperation to improve the church and invites attendance at services in Carlisle and Bethlehem. Sunday School 9 30 a m Bethlehem preaching 10 30 a m Carlisle 7 30 p m Epworth League 6 45 p m Junior League Tuesday 7 p m Prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m Family Day planned July 8 watch for full notice in The News.
Mary Moncure Parker, famed monologist, brings two Joy programs of original readings and dialect monologues to Chau Tauqua. Noted as the only reader under Frohman Management, she draws crowds in large cities where clever entertainment is valued. Parker is author of seven monologue books and twenty four plays.
A wireless Paris dispatch reports the Citroen caterpillar motor-car expedition crossing the Sahara. After December 24 departure from Insalah the party reached the Hoggar foothills by December 28, pushing 120 miles daily. They crossed wind swept deserts of sand and rock, camping near Muydir, and entered the Hoggar district on Boxing Day.
A 287 foot smokestack, among the nation’s tallest, has been completed for the University of Kansas at Lawrence and is featured in a brief illustrated report.
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