Indiana Local Option Bill Passes In Special Session
The Cox local option bill clears the Indiana legislature in a special session with Senate 85 to 1 and House 55 to 45. Governor Hanly signs the measure, creating a county election to decide prohibition on intoxicating liquors with a 20 to 30 day election window and a Yes No ballot. Local boards and judges will manage precinct results and funds cover election costs under the act.
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Indiana
Senate
House
Hanly
Board of
County Commissioners
Board of Election Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Girls, a New Gate Design Stirs Curious Interest
A described upholstered front gate featuring cushioned foot board and soapstone sides is shown as a popular novelty. An adjustable inner step helps a short girl kiss any moustache line, while an iron hand could guide a boy home at 10 30 p m if the gate is occupied.
New Minister Rev H Irving Parrott Returns to Carlisle
Reverend H Irving Parrott returned Thursday from Evansville where he attended the Vincennes Presbytery meeting. He has been called to the pastorate of the Carlisle Presbyterian Church for the coming year. He is a young man with hustle as his slogan and aims to accomplish much good in Carlisle.
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H. Irving Parrott
Evansville
Vincennes
Miss Mida McDowell Returns Home After Visit
Miss Mida McDowell returned Monday to her home in Vincennes after a visit with her aunt Mrs. Ellis Greenfield. Ed Hoover of Sullivan was here Monday visiting his mother Mrs. Thomas Hoover.
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Mida McDowell
Vincennes
Ellis Greenfield
Ed Hoover
Sullivan
Thomas Hoover
Entertained Friends by Miss Lillian Jove Hosts
Miss Lillian Jove hosted a gathering in the northwest part of the city last evening with music by Frederick Clausheide, Harry Graves, and Charles Inman. Attending were Corrinne McAtee, Katie Foot, Julia Bramble, Mary Bramble, Roy Brown, Ed Powers, Leo Bramble, Norton Mulray, Floyd Berten, Charles Foot, and Carl Brown, with out-of-town guests Mrs Blaine Hart Mrs Gilbert Snapp of Carlisle and Mrs Charles Hartley of Washington.
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Lillian Jove
Frederick Clausheide
Harry Graves
Charles Inman
Corrinne McAtee
Katie Foot
Julia
Mary Bramble
Roy Brown
Ed Powers
Leo Bramble
Norton Mulray
Floyd Berten
Charles Foot
Carl Brown
Blaine Hart
Gilbert Snapp
Carlisle
Charles Hartley
Washington
Linton
Turner and Underwood Wed in Carlisle Home Ceremony
George P. Turner and Miss Beulah Underwood married Wednesday at the bride’s home by Rev. Evans. The couple to honeymoon in Iowa then reside in Indianapolis where Turner works as civil engineer for the Indianapolis Southern Railroad. Miss Underwood is known in Carlisle and has visited friends there.
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George P. Turner
Underwood
Carlisle
Mrs. Eva Hicks Visits Sullivan Relatives With Child
Mrs. Eva Hicks and her child traveled to Sullivan on Monday to visit relatives, reporting a routine family trip and no incidents.
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Eva Hicks
Sullivan
Mrs Ellen Perry Visits Friends and Conducts County Business
Mrs Ellen Perry visited friends and transacted county seat business on Saturday, reflecting a routine social and civic outing.
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Ellen Perry
Will Brown Returns Home From Chicago Visit
Will Brown arrived back home Monday after several weeks in Chicago where he was staying for personal reasons and has resumed his daily routine.
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Will Brown
Chicago
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