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RAILROADS rememorable part of Carlisle Volunteer Fire germination seemed to methods of farming. <br /> ^' (Continued from Page 2) Historical Days. Three Department hosts an be a problem in prior Marvel expressed the <br /> courses available were hour long display of years for the farmers. importance of fertilizer <br /> .� the people of New the 13.2 mile fireworks. The Many New Carlisle and limestone. <br /> ti Carlisle and Rollin Despite� g marathon, a 5.5 mile firefighters add varia- residents thought the p the change <br /> y, Prairie. Having been run also a 1 mile fitness tion to their show with land to be overused being an expensive <br /> Aclosely associated with g ac of cepted one - it was a change <br /> Rolling Prairie through races Winners aceswe epresented displ ys of these a along r with poor harvest. o man for the better. Atten- <br /> dvarious clubs and with trophies or their spectacular aerial named A.T. Marvel, dance at the adult <br /> Ochurch activities, it medals. Only an outgo- show. Beside the show founder and former evening classes <br /> now became difficult to g <br /> E-+ ing community could being free, what most- director of the New soared, along with <br /> En continue these ac- conduct such a task as ly attracts the Carlisle Farmer's Adult New Carlisle's harvest. <br /> x tivities and they soon this, not to mention the thousands is the col- Evening Class, changed Marvel died in <br /> came to an end. Historical Day Parade! o n i al setting that area farmers thoughts Lafayette on November <br /> Today two Railroads Another exciting reminds the crowd about their land. Arriv- 29, 1968. A.T. Marvel is 1 <br /> G4 cross the town of New event in our community what the fourth of July ing in New Carlisle in a legend in his time <br /> Carlisle from East to is the fourth of July really stands for "In- 1943, Marvel came to noted for the aid he <br /> West: The South Shore beginning in 1948. New dependence Day". New Carlisle a voca- gave to our New Carli- <br /> and South Bend Electric Carlisle becomes four A prominent time in t i o n a l agricultural sle farmers. <br /> Railway and the New or five times its our colonial town was teacher. Marvel began Martha Holaday is a <br /> York Central. The original population size when New Carlisle conducting night long remembered <br /> railway provided New on the fourth. This is recoginized its fall courses informing New <br /> Carlisle with the ad- See NEW CARLISLE DAYS <br /> vantages of the big the day that the New harvest in 1977. Poor Carlisle farmer's new (Continued on Page 14) <br /> cities lying between <br /> Chicago and South <br /> Bend. Work is, <br /> therefore, not confined THE EMPLOYEESto New Carlisle and the .� <br /> surrounding com- <br /> munitie <br /> Because of the nar- / OF STANDARD OIL/CARBOR <br /> � UNDUM <br /> row ribbons of steel / NEW CARLISLENew Carlisle is certain- <br /> ly in the main stream of PLANT, <br /> the United States and ;i <br /> has made the cam_ EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS <br /> munity an important <br /> part of Indiana's history. TO THE RESIDENTS OF <br /> II �Irl <br /> NEW THE NEW CARLISLE <br /> CARLISLE <br /> DAYS COMMUNITY DURING THEIRICAL <br />� <br /> CELEBRATION <br /> ,l <br /> � 1 <br /> ( 1 <br /> �I <br /> i <br /> I _ <br /> 1 � <br /> By Jennifer Sturken <br /> New Prairie High <br /> School is located in a <br /> wonderful community. <br /> Neighbors reaching out l�l. <br /> and together making <br /> things work. A perfect ;� i <br /> example of this is �;� <br /> STANDARD OIL / CARBORUNDUM <br /> "Historical Days <br /> Many years ago mer- I �. <br /> chants began offeringFIBERS <br /> their goods on 4I) DIVISION <br /> sidewalks in front of 1?I <br /> their stores. As this <br /> gesture became annual {) - r <br /> local organizations 54401 SMILAX ROAD 11 <br /> became part by offer- <br /> ing refreshments and ay NEW <br /> support. Through ac- <br /> tions of people, _ CARLISLE <br /> businessmen , and <br /> organizations . <br /> Historical Days has <br /> become a very special <br /> festival for many. <br /> The "Annual <br /> Historical Day <br /> Stampede" is a <br />
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