Social notes from Sullivan Vincennes and area
Mr and Mrs Arthur Neal were in Sullivan Friday. G A Ridgway and son Leland were in Vincennes Friday afternoon. Owen Collins visited friends in Sullivan Sunday. Herman French of Terre Haute was here Sunday to visit the Lemen family. Ada Kivett left Tuesday for St Petersburg Florida for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Arthur Neal
Sullivan
G. A. Ridgway and Son
Leland
Vincennes
Owen Collins
Herman French
Terre Haute
Simday
Mack Lemen
Ada Kivett
St. Petersberg
Florida
Reverend Davis to Speak on Prohibition in Carlisle
Rev J J Davis of Indianapolis will address Carlisle at 2 30 p m Sunday March 5 under Flying Squadron Foundation auspices. The lecture advocates state and nationwide prohibition and highlights temperance impact on physical culture and morals. Davis, former chair of physical culture at Lawrence University and ex secretary of Montrose County Y M C A, speaks with persuasive authority. The event is free and open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Davis
Indianapolis
Christian Church of
Carlisle
Ind
Flying Squadron Foundation
Davis
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wisconsin
Association Movement
Montrose
Colo
Town Lost Case Over Street Tax Ruling
In Carlisle versus Joe Rooksberry a Sullivan court ruled the town failed to notify the defendant properly before street tax collection of 3.00 dollars. Squire John Watson held that notice must be given in person with time and place before any tax for street work can be enforced. The case may be dropped and future notices will follow the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Joe Rooksberry
Squire John Watson
Sullivan
Squire Watson
Rooksberry
Sullivan Squire
Shepherd and Ward Purchase Terre Haute Restaurant
W B Shepherd and Harry Ward have bought a restaurant and rooming house on Ninth street Terre Haute and assumed management Friday. W T Alsop arranged the deal and Shepherds will relocate Saturday to run the business with Ward remaining to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Shepherd
Harry Ward
Ninth Street
Terre Haute
W.T. Alsop
Mr. Shepherd
Mr. Ward
Carlisle Boys Defeat Vincennes In Close District Basketball Clash
Carlisle High School defeats Vincennes 26 to 21 at their home gym in a hard fought district game. Standout guards Kixmiller and Scott for Vincennes and Wilkinson and Waddell for Carlisle sparked the action, with Hume leading Carlisle’s scoring and Smith for Vincennes repeatedly finding the mark. The first half finished 10-9 in Carlisle’s favor, and Carlisle pulled away late to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Carlisle
Kixmiller
Scott
Wilkinson
Waddell
Smith
Hume
Walters
von Tress
Uhland
Bailey
Vincennes High School
Vincennes Boys
Pielmeier
Hines Miller
Ridgway
LeDune
Judah c
Willis EK
Beekes
Ellis
Beeles
Nicholson
Henry French Dead at 90 Retired Farmer and Sullivan County Native
Henry French aged 90 died at his son's home Homer French late Wednesday after several weeks of age related illness. Born in 1826 in Gill township he was a son of General French, an early Sullivan County settler, and lived on a two hundred acre family farm near Merom station where he passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘French
Sullivan
Homér French
Henry
French
Gill Township
General French
Merom Station
Obituary Details From Sullivan Friday
Survived by two sons Homer French of Meg ptation and Ed French of Omoe Ohio. Wife died about ten years ago. Township Trustee Frank Spriger A G Rose and Homer Cuvree of Jefferson townemp. We in Sullivan Friday.
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Sone
Homer French
Meg Ptation
Ed French
Omoe
Ohio
Frank Spriger
A. G. Rosé
Homer Cuv‘ree
Jefferson
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C. A. Griffin
A. M. Kivett & CO
Carlisle Lumber Co
W. Clayton
First National Bank Building
Carlisle, Indiana
Risinger’s
J J. Davis
Christian Church
Restaurant
du Terre Haute
Alice's Boys IN Good
Vincennes-Car‘lisle
Miller
Henry French
Eor Retch B CO
Star Theatre
Imo Film
Gold Seal Film
Elaine
Pathe
Mary Fuller
Woman Who
Victor Film
Ford
Bison Film
The
Raving
David
E- Stewart
Jeweler
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