East Lynne play at Hardshell church stars Arminta Jones
Local talent at the Hardshell church plans a Christmas show titled East Lynne with Arminta Jones as Lady Isabel. The event includes a baked goods sale, a prize elevating contest, musical acts, and socializing at the store. Ed Bascombe gifts attic overshoes to the preacher as a Christmas present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynne
Hardshell
Arminta Jones
Isabel
Ed Bascombe
Salina Baker
Si Plum
Dick Bledsoe
New Grange Leader Named National Master
J. Lowell of Fredonia New York is the new master of the National Grange. At 61 he rose through continuous activity in minor and local offices. He is a fruit grower operating three farms near Fredonia with 440 acres in grapes and additional holdings in apples peaches pears and small fruit.
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J. Lowell
Fredonia
N. Y
National Grange
Grange
Carlisle Odd Fellows form cemetery association
Members of the Carlisle Odd Fellows Lodge seized control of the Odd Fellows Cemetery west of Carlisle and formed the Carlisle Odd Fellows Cemetery Association. Officers include Nolan C. Hoover as president, G W Clayton as vice president and secretary treasurer, with a board featuring C L Engle, C W Lisman, D W Helms, T S Risinger, J W Smith, C A Shu and E W Rogers. The move aims to separate cemetery finances from the lodge and arrange for a permanent arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows Cemetery
N. C. Hoover
D. W. Helms
G. W. Clayton
T. S. Risinger
J. W. Smith
C. A. Shu
E. W. Rogers
Lodge
Carlisle Co operative Telephone Company Elects Directors
The Carlisle Co operative Telephone Company stockholders elected Joseph Hume John Hallett and John Whipps as directors for one year to succeed L J Kixmiller E H Duffer and Salathiel Boone A sexton will be placed in charge of upkeep A C Owens of Sullivan will act as the association s attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nent Endowment
A. C. Owens of
Sullivan
Association
Carlisle Co-operative Telephone Company
Joseph Hume
John Hallett
John Whipps
L. J. Kixmiller
E. H. Duffer
Salathiel Boone
Armenial Relief Fund donation at church meeting
At a T. T. Company Class of the M. E. Sunday school meeting held at Mrs. Ozro Latshaw's home, a donation of 1 to the Armenial Relief Fund was voted. Carlisle Chapter No. 185 elected officers for 1920 with W P Albert S. Wiggs, W M Abbie Lumbaugh, A M Fannie Latshaw, Secretary Grace Wiggs, treasurer E W Rogers, conductress Georgia Snyder, A C Leora Schu. Judge Thos. B. Hutchinson ruled in favor of the defendant in the case Dr. G W Pirtle v Russell B Fuller, noting a bond in attachment and garnishee against CC. Pearce for 226, the suit moving from Justice Cowle's court to Sullivan Circuit Court and then to Clay county court.
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T. T. Company
M. E
Ozro Latshaw
Armenial Relief Fund
Carlisle
Order of Eastern Star
W. P
Albert S. Wiggs
W. M
Abbie Alumbaugh
A. M
Fannie Latshaw
Grace Wiggs
E. W. Rogers
Georgia Snyder
A. C
Leora Schu
Thos. B. Hutchinson
Clay County
G. W. Pirtle
Russell B. Fuller
Pirtle
Fuller
CC. H. Pearce
Justice Cowle
Sullivan Circuit Court
Clay County Court
Walter Wilson Gains Reputation At Evansville College
Word from Carlisle reports Walter Wilson, Evansville College student, earning notice in student activities and religious affairs. He funds his education by working as a janitor and recently delivered a church address when the scheduled speaker failed to arrive.
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Carlisle
Evansville
Walter Wilson
Evansville College
Wilson
Teacher Resigns From Shake School In Haddon Township
Miss Laura McCarter daughter of Mr and Mrs John McCarter resigns after three years as a teacher in Haddon township schools. Mrs Raymond Taylor who taught before marriage will complete the term.
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Laura McCarter
John McCarter
Haddon Township
Shake
Raymond Taylor
Carlisle Oddfellows Honor Meeting Invite
Soldier Oddfellows of Carlisle Lodge No 50 I O O F will be honored at a lodge meeting with members families and friends at the hall December 30 at 7 pm. Carlisle schools were dismissed Friday afternoon for the Christmas vacation and will reconvene December 29.
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Soldier Oddfellows of
Carlisle Lodge No
Carlisle
Poland China Sow Sale In Sullivan County
The Poland China Breeders Association, an auxiliary of the Sullivan County Farmers Association, will hold a sale of bred sows in Sullivan on the night of February.
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Poland
China Breeders ’Association
Sullivan County
Cass Tp Boy Employed in Wrecked Arsenal
George Hale, son of Charles Hale and brother of Sheriff Orville Hale, heads the Picatinny government arsenal where a Wednesday night explosion caused about one million dollars in damage. No deaths. five workers injured as the plant's late hour labor force was small.
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George (. Hale
Charles Hale
Cass Township
Orville Hale
Picatinny Government
Ohio State Star Harley Proves Elite In 1916
Captain Chick Harley of Ohio State is hailed as one of the era’s top football players. He was named All American fullback by Walter Camp in 1916 and later starred in a 55 yard run that defeated Michigan in his first major game of the season.
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Chick” Harley
Ohio State
Harley
Walter Camp
Yost
Michigan
Father John’s Medicine Promoted for Cold to Pneumonia Risk
Doctors warn winter colds can silently worsen into pneumonia or lung trouble. At first sign, Father John’s Medicine is recommended as a safe, alcohol free treatment with a laxative effect and tonic elements to build strength and ward off further illness.
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Father John
Republican landslide forecast echoes 1904 outlook for 1920
Special Correspondence reports National Committee and state chairmen predicting a Republican landslide in 1920. Leaders cite border states, New England, and the Midwest, plus voters’ shift from Wilson. Themes include Americanism, restraint from Europe, unity, and a plan to address domestic issues and federal waste while ensuring national development.
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Washington, D. C
National Committee
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Chicago
New England
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Wilson
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Mexico
United States
Republican Party
Dissolution Notice for Sullivan MT Elevator Company
Indiana Secretary of State reports Sullivan MT Elevator Company filed the required articles for voluntary dissolution under the 1913 act. The company and officers are shown to have complied with Section One, and the dissolution is now in process. Witness formal seal and dating in Indianapolis on December 16, 1914.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Isaac H. Kalley
Henry K. Marlow
I. H. Kalley
State of
County of
Sullivan
Range
Sullivan Couniv
State of Indiana
Walley
Atternes
Isis
Jpheled
Sthian Comis
J. Willen A. Rouch
Sullivan MT & Elevator Company
General Assembly
Indianapolis
George A. Baughman
Aboy Black
D. W. McIntosh
Lindley & Bedwell
Roy Black
Henry A. McKenzie
William McKenzie
William G. Shroyer
Cecil A. Bunyan
David Giles
D. W. MclIntosh
Mahogany Trees Found Scattered in Dense Forests
Mahogany trees do not grow in clusters but occur scattered through forests and hidden in dense undergrowth.
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Caleb Hopper
Hacker’s Creek
Fd Bascombe
Johnny Spruceby
Jim Spivins
Doc McFadden
Ed Bivins
the Peoples State Bank
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Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
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Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
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Haddon
Carlisle News
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Honest John, Inc
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Chiropractic
H. L.ramsey
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