Hitchracks Around Sullivan Court House Stay In Place
Sullivan county council settled the removal dispute by voting against funding rack removal or replacement. Four members opposed removal, two supported it, and the public works items like Island levee, jail repairs, ditches, drains, and public advertising received approvals. Vendors and citizens debated rack replacement during a crowded session.
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Court House Square
Sullivan
County Council
Sullivan Daily Times
Witc
J. F. Alumbaugh
John G. Barnett
Homer Bicknell
Dora Eaton
John Walters
Josh Beazley
Island Levee Association
T. B. Springer
Prophesy and People From an Evening in Oaktown
The narrator recalls a minister who left Carlisle for India after a modest tenure. He meets old friends James Giboney and Carrie Shake, learns of a divorce suit involving Mrs. Claire Snapp, and recounts a Washington visit to Earl Robbins amid domestic life changes and political concerns.
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Presbyterian Church
Carlisle
India
Oaktown
Thomas James Giboney
Jac
James
Carrie Shake
Sullivan Democrat
Claire Snapp
Sullivan Circuit
Kenneth M. Snapp
Kenneth M
Glenn
Lillian
Edgar
Don
Carrie
Vernor
Washington, D. C
Earl Robbins
The
United States
Carlisle Graduates Present Sunlight and Shadow in Oaktown
Carlisle high school seniors brought Sunlight and Shadow to the new Oaktown opera house on Saturday night. Few locals attended due to sparse advertising and a 500-seat venue, yet attendees praised the performance as high quality. About thirty Carlisle students joined the audience and performers.
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Carlisle High School
Oaktown
Oaktown Opera House
K. M. Snapp
Carlisle
Miss Laura White Visits Combs Family in Sulllivan
Miss Laura White was the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Combs at Sulllivan the first of the week.
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Laura White
Mrs. T. A. Combs
Sulllivan
Home Burns Near Here In Fire Destruction
Sunday afternoon around 2:00 o clock a house belonging to Pauli Watson four miles east of town was destroyed by fire. The Garrett started fire. neighbors noticed the blaze as the Watson family visited an uncle, George Watson. Little was saved. a nearby smoke house caught fire but was saved. The new residence, built about three years ago, suffered about 1500 in loss with 700 insurance on the house and 200 on contents in the Phoenix of Brooklyn.
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Pauli Watson
Here
Garrett
Mr. Watson
George Watson
Phoenix
Brooklyn
Farm for Sale in Gill Township 80 Acres near New Lebanon
An 80 acre farm in Gill township lies 3 miles south of New Lebanon with 65 acres cultivated. Located on a gravel road, the property is well improved with a good dwelling and water. A bargain offered by Fred L Orr.
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Gill Township
New Lebanon
Fred L, Orr
Seymour man returns home with nephew from visit
Joe Kerkhof of Seymour, guest of his brother D. B. Kerkhof and family, returned home Saturday. He was accompanied by his nephew Charlie Cox.
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Joe Kerkhof
Seymour
D. B. Kerkhof
Charlie Cox
Worthington Sun Sold to T. B. Apgar
James B. Hedge editor and proprietor of the Weekly Sun sells the Worthington newspaper to T. B. Apgar who will take charge immediately.
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James B. Hedge
Weekly
Sun
T. 8. Apgar
Gill and wife visit Hinkle family north of town
John T. Gill and his wife from Mt. Vernon were guests of J. S. Hinkle's family north of town, staying from Saturday through Monday.
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John T. Gill
Mt. Vernon
J. S. Hinkle
of Town
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Carlisle [Mercantile Company
Oxfords
Calumet Family
Freelandville
Carlisle Mercantile Company
Jim McConnell
the Star Grocery Co
Vernor Johnson
Carl Sproatt
Rthur D. Cutler
Indiana
Worthington Sun
Ladoc
D. B
Kerkhof
Joan
Bays
Frep F. Bays
Attorneys-at-Law
North Side Public Square
F.L. Robbins
Telephone
Anderson
Wim.h. Hill, Jr
Crowder
Sullivan, Ind
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