Well Known Carlisle Man Dies After Illness
James M. Roberts aged 73 of Carlisle died Saturday evening after an extended illness. He was born in Harper's Ferry WV and lived in Carlisle most of his life. Roberts co ran the Roberts and Alumbaugh hardware and lumber business, later retired to farming in Hudson township. He served as a bank director and was a Presbyterian. Surviving: wife Caroline Long, three sons Raymond Carlisle Louis Evansville and Charles E. Roberts Washington DC, a granddaughter Caroline Mary, one brother Marion Roberts. Burial at Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Roberts
Carlisie
Carlisle
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Mr. Roberts
Harper’s Ferry
West Virginia
Andrew
Sarah Nelson Roberts
Haddon Township
J. Frank Alumbaugh
Roberts & Alumbaugh
Roberts
Alumbaugh
Hudson Township
Pearles State Bank
Presbyterian Church
Caroline Long
Evansville
Raymond
Louis
Charles E. Roberts
Washingter
D.C
Caroline Mary
Louis Roberts
Marion Roberts
South Dakota
Local Candidates Report Expense Accounts
County clerk records show several candidates filing expense accounts after the recent primary. W L Seif spent 6.00 for trustee of Gackestownship, Adelzson Drake 11.00 for representative, Lara Scott 15.00 for recorder, Flord Combs 0.00 for trustee of Haddon township, John W Stantz 19.00 for trustee of Curry township, Charles Fairrel 38.00 for assessor in Gill township, Charles E Wilkey 12.50 for trustee of Turman township, Theodore Barnes 0.00 for county recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Haddon
Hamilton Township
Coleman Nash
Frank Spencer
Jefferson Township
M. F. Walters
A. B. Davis
Turman Township
Harry Buff
Gill Township
Charles E. Watson
John B. Martin
Curry Township
William L. Sisson
Jesse Bicknell
Charles R. Railsback
Thomas Brunker
Jackson Township
Cc. W. Willis
John Ersinger
W. L. Seif
Gackest Ownship
Adelzson Drake
Lara Scott
Flord Combs
Haddon Township
John W. Stantz
Charles Fairrel
Charles E. Wilkey
Theodore Barnes
Fairbanks Township election recount case dismissed
The recount petition from Oliver Criss challenging a Democratic assessor primary result was dismissed. Guardianship matters and several civil judgments were noted including against Purcell, Bays Logan Coal, Hinkle, Traction Company and Wheaton. Divorces involving Ruth Hanna and Herman Heien were sent to Knox county for trial. injunctions sought against William Morris Jr. and others.
Local Civil Dismissals and Plea Sentences In County Court
Bennie O Smith was dismissed on motion by the plaintiff in a civil suit. Clark E Setzer administrator to McNabb’s estate had the case against Emma C McCormick dismissed at plaintiff costs. A change of venue request was filed in the Stewart suit against Charles and Amanda Pirtle. William Brown and Cecil Johnson pleaded guilty to liquor offenses, each receiving $100 fines and thirty day terms at the penal farm by Judge Bridwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie O. Smith
Clark E. Setzer
Joseph R. McNabb
Emma C. McCormick
Oscar E. Stewart
Charles Pirtle
Amanda Pirtle
William Brown
Bridwell
Cecil Johnson
Wabash Valley Holiness Association Organized at Shelburn M E Church
The Wabash Valley Holiness Association completed its organization at Shelburn M E church on May 12 with Rev W H Reynolds as president and officers including Rev George Peele and Rev H A Shepherd. The group aims to support existing churches not form a new denomination and will meet the second and fourth Fridays monthly, next gathering May 26 at 7 30 PM in Pimento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Holiness Association
Shelburn M. E. Church
W. H. Reynolds
Farmersburg
George Peele
Pleasantville
Mariah Shields
Graysville
William Bradley
Sullivan
H. A. Shepherd
See’y
Richard Park
Treas
Stephen Hall
Mammie Doyle
Shelburn
Pres. Reynolds
M. E
Pimento
Texas Rat Eradication Drive Claims 670000 Killed
Texas extermination campaigns killed 670000 rats last year driven by county agents with federal state college and local business support. Zones funded prizes for top killers and schools aided by teachers and superintendents. Denton led with 15000 killed in six weeks while Williamson saw 909 in two weeks. campaigns valued at about 3700000 in avoided damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Chambers of Commerce
Denton County
Williamson County
Rev A M McGuire Visits Relatives Here
The Indianapolis clergyman Rev. A M McGuire is visiting relatives in the area and staying at a local residence during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. M. McGuire
Indianapolis
Local Court Reverses Sullivan Case in Terre Haute
Indiana appellate court reverses Sullivan circuit court in John C Brown v Doak Company venued from Vigo county. Appellee landlord sued for possession before a justice of the peace and a change of venue occurred. The higher court rules the code re enacted since Lee v Hefley and cannot alter the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit
John C. Brown
Doak Company
Vigo County
Appellee
Supreme Court
Same Parties Again on Question A Cause for Abatement
The record notes that the same parties appear on the same question and that this creates a basis to abate a second action. The implications are that duplication may trigger procedural defenses and potential dismissal. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
Will of George W. Hale Probate File in Haddon Township
The will dated August 29, 1921, names John T. Hale as executor. It bequeaths ten acres of land and the family dwelling to Henry C. Hale, with the remainder of real and personal estate shared among Flora Young, John T. Hale, Charles Hale, Ann Shepherd, and Hattie Unger. Any cash after funeral expenses and the personal property are to be divided among the six children. If Cassie A. Hale survives, rents from the real estate go to her for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hale
Haddon Township
John T. Hale
Henry C. Hale
Flora Young
Charles Hale
Ann Shepherd
Hattie Unger
Cassie A. Hale
Court Approves Sale of Dix Lumber Company
The report of the sale of the defunct Dix Lumber Company to Terre Haute Trust Company for 21150 by Charles L Runyan receiver was filed yesterday and approved by Judge John P Jeffries in the circuit court. The trust company submitted the only bids and as they were more than two thirds of the appraised values were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix Lumber Company
Terre Haute Trust Company
Charles L. Runyan
John P Jeffries
Receiver Sells Off Terre Haute Real Estate and Assets
The Terre Haute Star reports a receiver sale with Terre Haute real estate valued at 16000 and bid at 11000, Martin county property at 4000 with bid 3000, plant equipment at 16000 sold for 6800, a Mutual truck and trailer at 900 sold for 600, office fixtures 327.25 brought 250, and a receiver action filed by Terre Haute Trust Company on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Linton’s
Second
Tippecanoe and
Tyler Streets
Martin County
Terre Haute Trust Company
Terre Haute Star
Dr. Sam N. Quillen Dies in Washington D C
Dr. Sam N. Quillen formerly of Linton and active in local politics died Friday in Washington D C from acute indigestion. He served on the state board of accounts and was an examining physician for the U S Veterans Bureau. Funeral and burial were held in Indianapolis on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Guillen
Sam N. Quillen
Linton
Washington
D. C
State Board of Accounts
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Indianapolis
Firm installs rug rack for large display collection
Schloot-Gordon Furniture Company has installed a modern rug rack with a capacity of 120 rugs. The rack aids display of large size rugs and is described as highly convenient for showroom use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schloot-Gordon Furniture Company
Shoe Repair Service Promises Longer Shoe Life
Weill dressed pengie are never run-down at the heels. It is economy to have shoes repaired because it doubles their life and cuts down on H. C. L. Watson Electric Shoe Repair Service located four blocks east of the Trust Building at 415 East Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
Pengie
H. C. L.—Watson Electric
Trust Building
East
Jackson St
Bees and Queen Production Services by Chas. B. Saunders
Chas. B. Saunders of Merom Indiana offers to transfer bees from old box hives, create artificial swarms, and perform all bee work. Italian queen stock offered at 1.50 each with claim that good queens pay for themselves in colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. B. Saunders
Merom
Indiana
Wheat Harvest Canvas Care at Jim Dandy Harness Shop
Wheat harvest season approaches. J A Mattix promotes canvas cleaning and repair services at Jim Dandy Harness Shop urging farmers to prepare gear now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mattix
Paige Collecting Agency Ad Appeals to Clients
An advertisement from The Paige Collecting Agency offers to collect notes rents and various accounts worldwide. It promotes expert legal counsel and claims regular employment of professionals to perform the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expert Legal Council
Paige Collecting Agency
Sullivan
Ind
Decoration Services At Merom Lodge No 738
Merom Lodge I C C F No 738 holds decoration services Sunday June 4 at 2 p m with an address at M B church and a literary program with music. All members are requested to be present. J L Edwards N G J J Parker See y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom Lodge I. C. C. F. No
M. B
Rochester Candy Co. v Golna: Jury Rules for Defendant
A circuit court jury returned a verdict for the defendant Nicholas Golna after brief deliberation in the Rochester Candy Company versus Golna case. The ruling ends the civil action brought by the Rochester Candy Company in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Candy Company
Nicholas Golna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Furnas
Bennett’s Pharmacy
Anna Myers
T. H. I. & E. Traction Company
Sullivan State Bank
Thomas J. Wheaton
Eliza Wheaton
Herman Heien
Hazel Heien
Knox County
Milton A. Haddon
J. W. Lindley
Chas. H. Bedwell
William Morris, Jr
Ida C. Smith
Tom Donnelly
Kirsch
Brenlin
Hartshorn
Drapery
Springer
er-Vier-Goucouckenour
Lieurance
Little Symphony Orchestra
Chautauqua
Redpath
Riggs Clay Product Company
J. F. Scherb
Justice of Peace Insurance & Real Estate City Property
Lyric Theatre
J. L. Edwards
N. G. J. J. Parker
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