Carlisle to Order New Sidewalks at June Board Session
May meeting of the Carlisle town trustees approved concrete walks on several streets pending June ordinances. Names of streets include Saline West to Singer, Sinver Hackett to Vincennes, Hackett to R P Snapp store, and others with North and South Alexander streets. Treasurer reports $8.99 left after May claims. June draw expected.
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Board of Trustees
Carlisle
First National Bank
Transsex
Saline
West
Singer Streets
Saline Street
Arthur D. Cutler
D Sinver
Sinver Street
Hackett
Vincennes Streets
Hackett Street
Christian Church
R. PP. Snapp
Alexander Street
Corporation
Frank Starner
John &. Prose
Joe Mickle
Singer Street
East Harrison Street
West Street
Paul Watson
Harrison Street
T. 8S. Risinger
D. B. Kerkhof
Carlisle Coal & Clay Co
J. W. Bedwell
Mack Lemen
Ed Eslinger
A. D. Cutler
H. W. Kinikan
Chas. Milligan
Cuore Kennedy
Chas. Wheeler
Carlisle News
Carlisle Gas Company
Henry Ash
Carlisle church plans one day tabernacle erection stunt
At Christian Bible School an offering of 117.56 was collected in minutes for a one day tabernacle to be built at the rear of the church. It will be 25860 feet with seating for 250 and the Local Sens class will carry out the project with the ladies serving dinner. The date is not set but likely for next week.
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Haddon Township
Carlisle Christian Church
Saline and
Ledgerwood Streets
Ledgerwood Street
Harrison Street
Alexander Street
The
Christian Church
Carlisle Band
Carlisle
Christian Bible School
Loval Sens
Illegitimate Child Charge Against Neighbor
Early Sunday the Fore family on the Cutler farm reported to Constable T. EL Johnson that fifteen year old Tressie Fore swore an affidavit accusing DebLoss Latshaw a neighboring farmer of fathering an expected child. Latshaw was arrested near his mother’s home and bound over for Squire Cowle’s court on May 25 with his mother’s surety.
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Simre W. EL Cowle
T. EL Johnson
Andrew Fore
Cutler
Tressie Fore
DebLoss Latshaw
Latshaw
Squire Cowle
New Train Schedule Adjusts Carlisle Departures
A new schedule for the C. and FE becomes effective Sunday with two Carlisle regular stops changing departure times. Train No. 1 now leaves at 3 53 p.m. instead of 3 42 p.m. Train No. 8 shifts from 12 42 p.m. to 1 00 p.m.
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Carlisle
Ead
Miss Mae Duffer Visits Terre Nlante Family
Miss Mae Duffer of Terre Nlante spent Sunday visiting her mother Mrs Grace Duffer and the family, sharing time with relatives.
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Mae Duffer
Terre Nlante
Mrs
Grace Duffer
Groceries and meats delivery to Carlisle beginning May 13
Notice from T. B. Speake offers grocery and fresh meat delivery to any Carlisle area starting Monday May 13. Orders respectfully solicited.
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Carlisle
T. B
Van Cleave Family Visits Brentlinger in Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs Shirley T Van cleave and their son from Terre Haute visited W J Brentlinger and family on Sunday while en route home from Oaktown.
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Shirley T. Vancleave
Little Son
Terre Haute
W. J. Brentlinger
Oaktown
Mrs. Elizabeth Welch Dies at 71 in Carlisle Area
Elizabeth Frances Jacobs Welch born July 20 1842 in Carlisle and married Daniel Welch in 1872. She died at age 71 at her daughter Mrs Curtis Douglas home after illness. Funeral conducted by Rev W O Angel at the Douglas home and burial followed in Dooley Cemetery. She leaves one daughter and many friends.
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Elizabeth Welch
Daniel Welch
Curtis Douglas
Wesley Hart Dead In Oaktown
John W. Hart died at his home in Oaktown last Sunday at 4 PM after a two week illness with heart trouble. He served as Oaktown marshal for two years and as constable previously. He is survived by his wife a daughter Miss Mabel and three sons Earl, Hubert, and Claude. Funeral and burial were held at Bethlehem northeast of town on Wednesday.
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John W. Hart
Oaktown
Miss Mabel
Earl
Hubert
Claude
New York City
Bethlehem
Carlisle auxiliary meets for May at Mrs Greist home
The Carlisle auxiliary to the Christian Woman's Board of Missions will hold its May meeting at the home of Mrs. O. H. Greist on Wednesday afternoon May 22 at 2 30 Providence and Oaktown auxiliaries are invited to attend.
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Carlisle
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
O. H. Greist
Providence
Oaktown
Odd Fellows Call Meeting Set for April 15
A notice to members announces a call meeting on Wednesday night April 15 to confer the second and third degrees. All members are urged to attend. D. V. Angel N G P. F. Hooper Sec'y.
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D. V. Angel N. G. P
F. Hooper
Sec’y
Gaining Distinction for Louis L Roberts at Wabash
Carlisle boy Louis L Roberts a Wabash College senior gains notice as an orator and debater. He joined the Tri Debating Society with Notre Dame and Indiana University and helped Wabash defeat Notre Dame. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa for his scholarship throughout college.
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Louis L. Roberts
Carlisle
Wabash College
Wabash
Tri
Notre Dame
Indiana University
Roberts
Louis
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Bledsoe Learns of Daughter Dorsey's Chicago Marriage
Farmer Wm F Bledsoe near Carlisle learns from Chicago that his daughter Dorsey married Mr Frank Friddle on December 23 1911. Dorsey, a Brown's Business College Terre Haute graduate who kept books for a Chicago firm, will be visited by the newlyweds at her parents home soon.
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Wm. F. Bledsoe
Carlisle
Chicago
Dorsey
Frank Friddle
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Bethlehem M. E. Sunday School
L. J. Kixmiller
Carlisle M. Is
James Barcus
Paxton M. E
Elmer Bittle
Providence Christian Sunday School
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the Curtner Drug Co
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Hopewell & Hooper
Co Church
John G. Frazee
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T.B. Speake
Wesley Hart
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