Vincennes Man Purchases Curtner Drug Store
L. J. Winegar of Vincennes buys Curtner Drug Store from the First National Bank of Carlisle. The sale ends the Curtner era. W. J. Curtner retires and his son Ed stays on under new ownership. Winegar plans to move his family in June after schools close and continues the store as Winegar Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Curtner
First National Bank
Mr. Winegar
Winegar
Carlisle
Vincennes High School
Currier Drug Store
Sullivan County
Curtner
Floyd
John S. Shepherd
Shepherd
Speake Leaves Carlisle for Indianapolis Business Start
Terrell B. Speake, once a Carlisle grocer who sold his store to Harry T. Alumbaugh about a year ago, has started a new wholesale produce business in Indianapolis. He formed a partnership with his uncle Lou Speake, visited Carlisle to attend to matters, and planned to return to Indianapolis soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell B. Speake
Carlisle
Harry T. Alumbaugh
Indianapolis
Mr. Speake
W. H. Griffin
Lou Speake
Morris Gibbs wed at Carlisle M E parsonage
Miss Pearl Morris and Otto Gibbs tied the knot Saturday at four at the M E parsonage in Carlisle. Rev. S Reid officiated. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Morris. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Gibbs of the Walker farm near Bethlehem. They will live with Gibbs' parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Morris
Otto Gibbs
Carlisle
M. FE. Parsonage
Rev. S. Reid
M. E. Church
George Morris
East of Carlisle
Charles Gibbs
Walker Farm
Beth
Carlisle Man Acquitted of Theft in Knox Circuit Court
Thomas Solen of Carlisle Indiana was acquitted after a full trial on grand larceny charges stemming from the alleged theft of a Rockville attorney Harold Hendersons suitcase on a southbound train. Edward Johnson testified for the state while Johnson turned state evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Solen
Harold A. Henderson
Rockville
Knox
Joseph Kimmell
Arnold J. Padgett
Solen
Edward Johnson
Carlisle
Ind
Union Depot
Princeton
Johnson
Mr. Henderson
al Henry
Henderson
Kimmel
States
Weriet
Young Banker Takes Wife in Sullivan Marriage
Roy Kimble and Miss Eunice Payne were united in marriage in Sullivan on Tuesday. Justice John Watson performed the ceremony. The couple went to Sullivan in the morning and returned to Carlisle in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kimble
Local Couple Weds in Jefferson Township
Mr and Mrs J A Payne of east of Carlisle are noted as popular in Jefferson township. The groom, son of William Trimble of Haddon township, has been the assistant cashier at First National Bank. They plan to live in Dr David F Shake property on South Ledgerwood street after a Sullivan 0 arrival. They were greeted by many well wishers as they began married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Payne
Carlisle
Jefferson Township
William Trimble
Haddon Township
First National Bank
Tuberculosis Claims Young Man Near New Lebanon
Jessie A. Andrews, a young farmer from near New Lebanon, died Sunday after long illness with tuberculosis. Born October 4, 1889, he was 25 years, 5 months, 17 days old. The son of Winfield S. Andrews. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon and burial at Burnett cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie A. Andrews
New Lebanon
Winfield S. Andrews
Burnett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Griffin Hardware
Emison Best
Reid-Murdock
Royal Boundry
G. A. Ridgway
Louis Meier
Indiana
Sullivan
W. K. Clarkson
Vincennes
L. J. Winegar
Curtner Drug Store
Speake
Morris-Gibbs
Lehem
Mr. Gibbs
Tom Solen
Ed Johnson
John Lynn
Albert McKinley
Alex Bouvy
W. E. Ruble
James Carmody
Charles P. Bruce
David Dick
Ernest Reach
Eph Kensler
John C. Vankirk
B. Cloud
Wm Richter
T. S. Risinger
the Home Mill & Elevator CO
A. M. Kivett
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