Local social notes from Carlisle area residents
Elmer Stewart and family spent Sunday in Hymera for a family reunion. Visitors include Mrs. Rhoda Walker from Oak Town, Miss Ruth Hudson from Minneapolis, Mrs. Osborn Hoke and family, and others from California, Indiana, and Illinois. Several residents traveled for visits or business, with relatives hosted in Carlisle and nearby towns.
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Elmer Stewart
Hymera
Rhoda Walker
Oaktown
Henry Dunkerly
Ruth Hudson
Minneapolis
Osborn Hoke
Shipping Agent Advertises Hog Veal and Cattle Shipments
Shipping agents offer to transport hogs and veals with 12 percent hogs and 18 veals shipped Monday. They hint at a carload of cattle and plan a double deck shipment next week for sheep or lambs. They request calls for shipments and thank supporters for their help.
Runaway Horses Tie Up Morning Traffic in Scottsville
Horses hitched to a wagon at Woodward store corner bolted toward Scottsville road on Monday morning. A wagon struck a buggy in front of the Wallace property, demolishing its rear. The horses belonged to Herschel Wolfe and the wagon and buggy were driven by Mrs Elvin Wilson.
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Woodward Store
Scottsville Road
Wallace
Herschel Wolfe
Elvin Wilson
Miss Helen Willis Opens Carlisle Kindergarten
Miss Helen Willis of Blaker School Indiana Teachers Training College will start a kindergarten in the public school building at Carlisle next Wednesday morning. She will accept children aged one and a half to six years with a tuition of 50 cents per week. Interested parents may call Main 132 to arrange.
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Helen Willis
Blaker School
Indiana Teachers Training College
Carlisle
Haddon Township Commencement on July 11 at Carlisle High
The district schools of Haddon Township hold commencement in the Carlisle High School auditorium on Tuesday night July 11. About fifty graduates will receive diplomas entitling them to enter high school. President L N Hines of the Indiana State Normal will deliver the address.
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Haddon Township
Carlisle High School
L. N. Hines
Indiana State Normal
Terre Haute
Farewell Services Planned by Carlisle Church
Christian Church announces last Sunday July 2 with farewell services for Carlisle friends. Morning worship to be patriotic and evening sermon titled The Church Job. Mrs Mills hosts Carlisle and Providence Missionary Societies July 6. Glenn O Mills, Minister.
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Carlisle
Mind Soul and Spirit lecture at M. E. Church
Prof Mayle spoke on The Mind Soul and Spirit last Sunday evening. Sunday School starts at 9:30 a.m. at Carlisle and Bethlehem. Preaching at 10:30 a.m. at Bethlehem. Epworth League meets 6:45 p.m. Children’s Day exercise 7:30 p.m. at Carlisle. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. W L Alexander, Pastor.
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Mayle
Carlisle
Bethlehem
Epworth League
W. L. Alexander
Auto and Motorcycle Collision Near Dixie-B
A Ford truck driven by Willard Woodward collided with a motorcycle with a sidecar carrying three Oaktown boys at five points on the Dixie-B Sunday night. All four injured parties include the three youths and two young ladies Helen Bringham and Katherine Bensinger who were with Woodward returning from the Washout. Woodward was uninjured. Both vehicles were practically demolished according to witnesses.
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Willard Woodward
Oaktown
Helen Bringham
Katherine Bensinger
Woodward
Married Fifty Years for Jimmie Greenfield Couple
Uncle Jimmie Greenfield and his wife Aunt Laura celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home. Jimmie visited friends in town Monday to share the news of the milestone.
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Jimmie Greenfield
Laura Greenfield
Jimmy
First wheat of season sold to White and Wilkinson
White and Wilkinson bought the first two new wheat of the season from Walter Latshaw on Wednesday morning. The wheat was graded No. 3.
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Tne Firm of
White & Wilkinson
Walter Latshaw
Wheat prices quoted for No 2 and No 3 at market
The market shows No 2 wheat at 98 cents and No 3 wheat at 97 cents per bushel after testing 57 pounds.
Local suit seeks injunction over disputed farmland use
Milton A. Haddon J W Lindley and Chas H Bedwell sue William Morris Jr and others in circuit court to stop farming and plowing plaintiffs real estate without legal right. By agreement the temporary injunction matter is continued generally.
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Milton A. Haddon
J. W. Lindley
Chas. H. Bedwell
Circuit Court
William Morris, Jr
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