For Sale One Overland 90 and Passenger Car
Classified notice listing a sale of a 1920s Overland 90 and a passenger car in good condition. Terms offered or trade considered. Contact E H Helms.
14 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
1
Classified notice listing a sale of a 1920s Overland 90 and a passenger car in good condition. Terms offered or trade considered. Contact E H Helms.
Carlisle hosts the Haddon Township Community Fair opening Friday for a two day run with big livestock exhibits from county and neighboring Crawford. Friday features children’s stunts and races, while Saturday highlights Ed Jackson Secretary of State with a free bean dinner organized by the American Legion. Local merchants back the event as stores close Saturday afternoon.
With town officials election set for November 8 Carlisle voters prepare for a trustee from the First District and a town clerk and treasurer. Incumbents Logan J. Winegar and Vernor Johnson retire respectively. Candidates include Charles V. Sproatt and Mrs Ida Whalen, the first woman to seek Carlisle town office. The Election Commissioners are Harry T. Alumbaugh C L Whalen and J Wesley Smith.
Boyd Trimble son of Mr and Mrs Ed Trimble of east of town died Thursday after a four day illness from peritonitis following appendicitis. Born June 3 1901 he was 20 years 4 months and 3 days old at death. Survived only by his parents funeral services were held at Bethany Saturday.
Norman S. McGillivray president of the Knox and Sullivan County Light and Power Company had a thrilling near-miss Monday night en route from Terre Haute to Carlisle. His Hudson Super-Six sped past two ahead-blocking cars after dust lifted near a brick schoolhouse north of Sullivan, with drivers signaling for him to go ahead.
Degree staff and Morse Encampment No. 189 members attend the Knox County Encampment at Bicknell Saturday night. Seven candidates were brought through the three degrees by teams from Bicknell Carlisle and Bruceville. A banquet followed the degree work. The next county meeting is set for Vincennes on the first Saturday in March 1922.
Cecil J. Jennings of this city returned Sunday from a Canada hunting trip with his father Walker V. Jennings of Sullivan. The report notes a fatal shooting linked to a grand jury discussion led by Judge P. R. at a city court round table. The Indiana conference of state charities planning a correction event in Muncie is mentioned alongside the annual trip.
W. C. Arnett offers guidance on wiring practices and safety steps, outlining common mistakes and recommended fixes for household electrical systems.
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