Mrs Lewis Wilson Visits Carlisle Kin In Linton
Mrs Lewis Wilson spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Linton visiting her daughters Mrs George Harper and Mrs H L Berns. Dr Frank L Robbing was in Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday attending Masonic Grand Lodge as delegate from Carlisle Lodge No 3 F and A M
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Lewis Wilson
Linton
George Harper
H. L. Berns
Frank L. Robbing
Indianapolis
Masonic
Grand Lodge
Carlisle Lodge
Commencement address by Dr. John P. D. John at Carlisle High
Dr. John P. D. John of Greensburg, former president of DePauw University, spoke on After High School What Next at Carlisle High School’s 1910 commencement. He urged higher education and college training as keys to usefulness, noting poverty is not a real barrier and praising self‑supporting students.
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M. E. Church
Carlisle High School
John P. D. John
Greencastle
Depauw University
Depauw University. Dr
John
Hell
Remar
Laura Mickle
Locke-Thomas Orchestra
Terre Haute
Roy Bland
Rex Enochs
Rufus W. Davis
James ‘T. Hallett
Carlisle
Union
Sullivan Depot
Sullivan
Obituary of Joel M Pirtle of Sullivan County
Joel McCoy Pirtle, born October 18 1837 in Sullivan County, died May 17 at age 72 years 6 months 29 days. He married Sarah Jane Wilson. two children Ower Pirtle and Mrs Edward McCammon survive with the wife predeceasing him. A lifelong resident, he was well known locally. Remains interred at Snyder cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel McCoy Pirtle
Sullivan County
Sarah Jane Wilson
Ower Pirtle
Edward McCammon
Snyder
Local Social News From Indiana Towns
Mrs. Harry T. Alumbaugh and sons James and Richard spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. Ed Berry was in Sullivan Saturday. Miss Glenn Hoke was the guest of friends in Crawfordsville over Sunday. Mrs. B Willis, daughter Claire, and son Charles Stanley went to Chicago Tuesday for a two weeks visit with Mrs. C F Beezley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. _Alumbaugh
James
Richard
Terre Haute
Glenn Hoke
Crawfordsville
B. ‘Willis
Claire
Charles Stanley
Chicago
C. F. Beezley
Rail upgrades cut Terre Haute Evansville trip time
The Terre Haute and Evansville line will reduce time by one third once three new giant passenger locomotives are delivered in September. Each costs about $60 000 and will match the Pacific type engines in speed. The 35 mile per hour schedule will become 54 mph with full Pullman service, shortening the trip from about three hours to under two. The road will revise its entire timetable after the engines enter service.
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Terre Haute
Evansville
New York Central
Pennsylvana
Union
Western Pacific
Terre Haute Tribune
Sullivan Attorney Milton Haddon Visits Parents
Attorney Milton A. Haddon and his wife from Sullivan visited his parents Mr and Mrs David A. Haddon on Friday.
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Milton A. Haddon
Sullivan
David A. Haddon
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Carlisle, Indiana
Faye Lisman
FHE High School
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Serer
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D. E. Overman
Charles D. Hunt
Gilbert W. Gambill
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I. J. Keys
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