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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1919

Page

3

Real Estate Transfers in Sullivan County and Nearby Townships

Multiple property transfers reported in Sullivan County with buyers and sellers including Lucy A. Wooley to DuPont Co. for 1 acre in Cass Township and other parcels sold to Minnie Reeves, Carty, Wilkey, Wright, the First Baptist Church, Hatfield, and Missouri A. Hat field. Prices range from 50 to 2520 dollars with parcels described by sections and additions.

Sciroeder &Price Sherman Building Sullivan County Lucy A. Wooley DuPont Co Oliver Reeves Minnie Reeves Mary E. Neal Jas Emma Carty al Hamilton Bert Harrison Wm. B Cora Wilkey Ollie Reeves Dugger Dugger State Bank Ditha UL. Wright Cen. Coal Co John Reeves First Baptist Church Jrs Jas. Reeves Missouri A. Hatfield Everett Taylor Neeley-Miller Lillie Vantrees W. C Catherine EH. Monroe Neal & Purcell Wm. Abel Hamilton Township Andrew Forbes Andrew Annabel Muir

Property transfers list across multiple townships shows numerous deeds

In several townships including Farmersburg Carlisle Paxton and Jefferson a series of land transfers are recorded. Purchasers and sellers such as Ruth McGrew Louisa Ring Callie Pittman Jas Ring Trueblood and others exchange parcels ranging from 1 to 60 acres with prices from $35 to $6000 and including coal ex coal and town lots.

Palace Mabel Daugherty Sullivan Ruth O. McGrew Jas R Louisa J. Ring Callie Esta BE. Pittman Callie Pittman Shelburn Geo. A. McDonnall Alfred VY. Robertson Oak Lawn John H. McClure Samuel R. Tincher Andrew Forbes Andrew Muir Oaklawn Fairbanks James Riley Trueblood Wm. R Emma F. Thomas Des Haddon Hallie Hudson J. Warren Burrows Helen L. Burrows Wm. H. Risinger Herbert M Mary M. Snyder Jas. W. Adams C. M. Orr Henry Niewald Wm. E. Cassidy Carlisle Hamet H. Stansberry French C Gretchen Crance Eliza Nancy I. Mickey Wm. G. Orr Hester J. Davidson Paxton Jackson Township Frank VanArsdall Edgar D. VanArsdall John S. Evans Thos. F Rachel T .Love Hymera Frank Love John Jane Evans R. P. Beckett James D. Elliott Clara Jno BE. Thieme Susan Beckett Robert B. Hinkle Dora Beckett John HE. Thieme Jas. D. Elliott Wm. McDaniely Frank Cummins White Co Jefferson Township Jesse G. Moore Ephriam Sarah E. Hollis Squire T. Bedwell James A. Mitchell Wilton M. Howard al C. Shake Turman Elizabeth Wernz Frank T Wm. P. Patton Fred Wernz Everett C. Laughrey

LICKSKILLET ITEMS From The Bloomington Star

The monthly patriotic meeting at the cross roads school house featured Arminta Jones singing Keep the Home Fires Burning and Jim Slivers playing Over There on the French harp. Zeb Hawkins led community singing with a new tuning fork.

Cross Roads Arminta Jones Jim Slivers Zeb Hawkins Bill Blithers Squire Hartsock Ben Davis

Bland Favors Repeal of New Time System

The Vincennes Capital reports Congressman Oscar E. Bland returned to Linton after a two day visit in Knox and Daviess counties. He was accompanied by Mrs. Bland and his secretary Homer Hart. He enjoyed a chicken dinner in Washington with Methodist women and praised Daviess county cooking.

Vincennes Oscar E. Sland Linton Knox Daviess Bland Homer Hart Washington Daviess County Congressman Bland New William Willmore Hal. D. Ridenour James M. House Charles T. Adams Bert C. Fuller House Adams

Woman Breaks Fashion Slavery With New Skirt Styles

A newspaper piece argues women have shed rigid dress codes, noting the shift from hobble skirts and oriental drapery to freer silhouettes. It highlights a transition to a medium length, slightly tighter satin skirt as practical and sensible fashion progress.

Marguewit

Bland hopes for May session and daylight repeal aim

Congressman Bland predicts a mid May congressional return and a special session likely. He backs repealing the daylight saving law and pushing military demobilization while supporting labor and industrial arts committees and a revised league of nations charter aligned with American views.

Willmore Washington Vincennes Senator New Congressman Bland Fettle Bland Washington, D. C Labor Indiana Congress Senate League of Nations

Experience Best Teacher

A reflective line highlights experience as the best teacher with a warning about its thorn. The quote contrasts the value of learning from experience with caution that learning can be painful.

Meaning of Bosporus Spelling and Origin

The strait linking the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara and separating Europe from Asia is spelled Bosporus, not Bosphorus. The term comes from Greek hos meaning cow and porus meaning ford, akin to Ox ford.

Bosporus Black Sea Sea of Marmara Europe Asia Bosphorus Oxford

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