Aunt Lettie Trigg Succumbs in Carlisle
Aunt Lettie Hewitt Trigg dies at 82 after a brief illness. Born February 14 1833 in Armagh Ireland she came to Indiana with the Lock family in 1844 and settled in Carlisle in 1852. Survived by two sons and one grandson. funeral at home with Rev Samuel Reid officiating and special vocal music.
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Will Trigg
Aunt Lettie
Letitia Hewitt Trigg
John
Sarah Hewitt
Armagh
Ireland
John M. Trigg
Sullivan
Ind
Joseph Wolfe
Maggie
Harry
Wm. Alexander
Frank Parvin
Chester Speakerigg
Lettie
America
Lock
Susanne
New York
Bloomingdale
Indiana
Evans
Seventeen Grads End School Era With Play And Commencement
Seventeen graduates completed high school with a class play titled Engaged by Wednesday and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Clive McGuire on service. Commencement featured Terre Haute orchestra performances, with President Wim Deering delivering The Heritage of the American Youth and reflections on American youth heritage and patriotism.
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Clive McGuire
Indian Prairie Baptist Church
McGuire
Terre Haute
Reid
Supt
Greist
Deering
Chattanooga
Chatanooga
Sisson and Durham Families Visit East of Town
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sisson of shee and Mrs. Sisson's parents Mrs. Will Jones visited Sunday. Mrs. M. Durham and her son Owen from Terre Haute traveled east of town to visit W. P. Howard and family.
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Ray Sisson
Shee
Mrs. Sisson
Will Jones
Lovelace Family Visits Stewart Kin at Sullivan Farm
Mrs. A. W. Lovelace and daughters Medith and Allie of Sullivan visited her brother David E. Stewart and family on Sunday. Farm for sale Isabelle Hoover farm 12 acres with a five room house good fences at edge of Carlisle contact Louis Meier.
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A. W. Lovelace
Medith and
Allie
Sullivan
David E. Stewart
Isabelle Hoover
Carlisle
Louis Meier
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Lettie Trigg
Griffin
Jeweler
Akin’s
The
Cash Store
T. S. Risinger