Fourteen Graduates Wreck Kills Two at Smiths Switch
The Dixie Flyer side swiped Freight Train No. 47 at Smiths Switch action near Carlisle. Two people killed and fourteen graduates were to receive their diplomas from Carlisle High School on Monday May 27.
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Wil
Carlisle High School
Smith Switch
Carlisle
W. L. Miller
Vicksburg
Indiana
F. M. Hyatt
Shelburn
Miller
Henry Belchner
Evansville
Joe Ramsey
Clinton
Fred Martyne
Russell KK
Ransdetle
Edwin Vyne
Sullivan
S. C
Robinson
Vincennes
Oss
Barnes
Sullivan man sues over failed ouster of prosecutor
Hugh Hicks of Sullivan County filed suit against Leroy M. Wade alleging Wade accepted 190 dollars as partial fees to bring a suit to oust Prosecutor Fred Bays but Wade allegedly refused to proceed and kept 100 dollars. Hicks seeks a 100 dollar judgment. Hiram McCormick of Souls filed the suit. Vin-
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Hugh Hicks
Sullivan County
Leroy M. Wade
Wade
Fred Bays
Sullivan
Hicks
Hiram McCormick
Souls
Vin
Notice to pay balance on model purchases at Purcell’s Carlisle store
All persons owing for calls from Model are requested to call at T W Purcell's Carlisle store and settle immediately.
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Carlisle
T. W. Purcell
Mrs Elizabeth Walker Visits Friends in Lerne and Sullivan
Mrs Elizabeth Walker of Lerne Inl. was here from Saturday until Wednesday visiting Mr and Mrs W R Greeson. Mrs John Correll and her little daughter and Miss Olive Bishop were in Sullivan Tuesday.
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Elizabeth Walker
Lerne
Inl
W. R. Greeson
John Correll
Olive Bishop
Sullivan
Carlisle Schools Close May 25 After Busy Term
The Carlisle public schools end Saturday morning May 25 though closing day was Friday May 24. A class play Friday night May 24, baccalaureate Sunday May 26, and commencement Monday at the M E church with L E Brown of Lebanon as speaker conclude the term.
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Baccalaureate
Carlisle
Carusie
Charee
Georgia Johnson
Migegie Jenkins
Anna Phillippe
Opal Jenkins
Irene Smith
Edna Bubenzer
Ella Whalen
Wilbur Ben
Caparty House
Christian Church
J.C. Mulling
M. E
L. E. Brown
Lebanon
Ind
Stark-Offut Orchestra
Terre Haute
Pilmer & Ridgway Hall
Stark-Offut
Memorial Day meeting in Carlisle poorly attended
A mass meeting held Saturday afternoon in Pilmer & Ridgway hall to perfect Memorial Day arrangements in Carlisle drew few attendees due to bad weather. The session appointed Archer R. Orr, Harry T. Alumbaugh and Arthur D. Cutler to join a prior committee from the George W. Rotramel Post G A R to act on memorial plans.
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Carlisle
Pilmer & Ridgway
Archer R. Orr
Harry T. Alumbaugh
Arthur D. Cutler
George W. Rotramel Pest G. A. R
Boy breaks arm during school yard stunt
Friday morning John McCallister attempted acrobatic stunts on a chain fence in the school yard. He slipped and fell a few feet, breaking his right arm. Dr. F. L. Robbins treated him, and he returned to class in a sling.
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John McCallister
F. L. Robbins
Interesting Old Papers Return to Local Broker
Richard J. Greenhow, a grain broker, recovered valuable papers four years after they vanished from a Vincennes Art Association exhibit. They surfaced from Charles Watchett, a bricklayer now in Carlisle, who turned them over after learning their origin. The handbill advertises a speaker named Clay.
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Vincennes
Richard J. Greenhow
Vincennes Art Association
Charles Watchett
Carlisle
Watehere
Green
Mr. Watchett
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J.F. Alumbaugh & Co
Cennes
Hyatta
Sherburn
John G. Frazee
T.B. Speake
Opera House
Matey
Neola
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