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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1919

Page

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County Meeting of Sullivan County Sunday Schools

Sullivan County Sunday schools hold a county convention at the Baptist church with public attendance tomorrow afternoon and evening. Mrs. Emma G. Lemen, a state worker, speaks in the afternoon, with A. D. Cutler welcoming and Dr. L. C. Bentley as evening main speaker. The program includes song services, music, roll calls, reports, and a new president takes charge.

Sullivan County Baptist Church Emma G. Lemen Arthur D. Cutler L. C. Bentley M. E Vincennes A. D. Cutler H. W. D. Tooley J. B. Miller Sullivan High School

Sullivan County Launches Victory Loan Drive with Tank Demonstration

The Victory Loan campaign opened in Sullivan County on Sunday with a public square tank demonstration and a church service. Gilbert W. Gambill presided, Irving Eastman led songs from wartime cantonments, and speakers including John Harbaugh and Rev. John McD. Horne shared overseas and Red Cross experiences.

Sullivan County Linton Christian Church Gilbert W. Gambill Irving M. Eastman 309Th Robert Reed Arthur McGuire Joe Lacey Harold Campbell John S. Taylor John Harbaugh John McD Horne The Red Cross France

Two Homes Robbed on North Section and North Cross Streets

Thieves last week entered the homes of H. B. Taylor on North Section Street and William Riggs on North Cross Street. They took about two hundred dollars in cash and a gold watch from Taylor, and about five dollars in change from Riggs. Checks totaling around seventy five dollars were left untouched. Taylor kept the cash in his trousers pockets. Riggs’ trousers were taken from the bedroom and rifled, then left on the porch.

H. BR. Taylor North Section Street William Riggs North Cross Street Taylor Riggs Mr. Taylor Mr. Riggs

Eslingers Return From Springfield Visit

Mr and Mrs Sam Eslinger of Springfield Missouri visiting relatives here will return home this week.

Sam Eslinger Springfield, Mo

Sullivan businessmen plan cooperative club formation

Over twenty business and professional men met at the Davis Hotel in Sullivan to form a cooperative club modeled after a chamber of commerce or Rotary Club. W D Brown chaired. talks by Alonzo C Owens W T Mellett and J B Miller with a paper by Robert E Petrie. Daisy Williamson urged cooperation during home demonstration week May 5 to 10 and suggested labor saving displays in windows. A steering committee of four was named with Brown as chair to draft by laws and organize the next meeting. membership open to capable business and professional people regardless of line.

Sullivan Davis Hotel Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club W. D. Brown Alonzo C. Owens W. T. Mellett J. B. Miller Miller Robert E. Petrie Daisy Deans Williamson Williamson John F. Douthitt John S. Taylor John McD. Horne G. G. Billman

Unusual Monday Wedding in Local Lawyer Office

Preston A. Reed and Olive Cowen wed in John C. Chaney's law office with an ante nuptial agreement to settle property. Sullivan's Mayor Henry H. Smith performed the ceremony, marking Mayor's first such service.

John C. Chaney Preston A. Reed Curry Township Olive Cowen Farmersburg William A. Cowen Giles Mrs. Reed

Anniversary of Hanging at Vincennes Recalled

Saturday marked the thirtieth anniversary of Sylvester Grubb's execution in Vincennes for the murder of a young woman at Princeton. The Vincennes Sun reprinted the execution story as Sheriff McDowell oversaw the event. Attendees from Sullivan included Sheriff W. H. Hawkins and Charles W. Welman, publisher of the Sullivan Times.

Sylvester Grubb Vincennes Knox Princeton Vincennes Sun McDowell Sullivan W. H. Hawkins Sullivan County Charles W. Welman Sullivan Times

Jennings Plans Lumber Yard at New Lebanon

Walter V. Jennings of Farmersburg has bought property in New Lebanon from Springer Coulson and will establish a lumber yard there. Construction on sheds and buildings will start immediately.

Jennings New Lebanon Walter V. Jennings Farmersburg Springer Coulson

Meisenhelder Receives Commission as First Lieutenant

Paul Meisenhelder son of Mr and Mrs James Meisenhelder hometown is overseas with Co B 505 Engineer Corps and has earned a commission as a first lieutenant. He is now at Brautmont.

Meisenhelder Paul Meisenhelder James Meisenhelder Co. B. 505 Engineer Corps Brautmont France

Scull Named Senior Chaplain After War Service

Chaplain J. T. Scull former pastor of Sullivan M. E. church has been commissioned Senior Chaplain the highest chaplaincy rank next to Adjutant General He recently presided as master of ceremonies at the dedication of the A E F Y M C A building at LeMans with former Governor J Frank Hanly delivering the dedicatory address The building stands on the site where Belgian refugees were held during the German invasion.

J. T. Scull Sullivan M. E J. Frank Hanly

Livestock Breeders Plan Annual Meeting and Banquet

The Sullivan County Pure Bred Livestock Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting and banquet at the Christian church on Saturday evening April 26 at eight o'clock. Women of the church will serve supper and about fifty breeders are expected. Officers will be elected and plans for an association fair and sale pavilion will be discussed. A competent speaker will address breeders on current livestock issues.

Sullivan County Pure Bred Livestock Breeders’ Association Christian Church

New Suits and Damages Filed in Superior Court

A list of new cases includes Levi Hall vs Ida Hall and Myrl Bastain vs Gus Bastain for divorce, several other divorce actions, infant Clara B. Butler petition to convey real estate, and damages claims against Mutual Truck Company and coal companies. Also notices of marriage licenses for multiple couples in Farmersburg, Graysville, Hillsboro, Merom, Shelburn, and Jackson Hill with ages and hometowns.

Levi Hall Ida Hall Myrl Bastain Gus Bastain Charles E. Whitfield Sarah Whitfield Clara B. Butler Mutual Truck Company Saucerman Globe William Sills Carola Coal Co William L. Slinkard Robert F. Branner Effie McQuery Oliver McQuery Charles Cottrell Chicago-Carlisle Coal Co Walden Padgett Vigo Coal Products Co Preston A. Reed Farmer Olive R. Cowen Farmersburg Jess R. Pinkston Graysville Hattie I. Scott Merom Glenn Fox Helen M. Heap Jess Southerland Miner Hillsboro Massie MH. Rutherford Shelburn Albert R. Parsons Susan Cyrnes Jackson Hill

Top Price at Stock Sale in Vincennes Short Horn Sale

Durham Bros. and Hayes of Turman township topped the Vincennes Interstate District Short Horn Sale with Baron Banff 576541 selling for 1100 to J. F. Leenan of Princeton. Sullivan County firm also won highest heifer at 535 each for two heifers sold to M. J. Engle of Bridgeport. Attending Sullivan County men included H Benson Ross Campbell James Durham Edgar Strain W H Pounds Rufus DeHart and Thomas Mann.

Durham Bros. and Hayes Turman Township Vincennes

Presbytery Protests Against Prof Herron at Vincennes Meeting

At the spring session of Vin cennes Presbytery held at First Presbyterian church Rev J B Miller of Vincennes was elected moderator Rev J S Hawk of Evansville was elected stated clerk A resolution by Hon John C Chaney Sullivan former congressman chairing the National Service commission committee protested Prof George D Herron’s appointment as American delegate to the Paris peace conference and denounced Bolshevism as an attack on government church and home.

Vincennes

Curry Township Ladies Organize Home Makers Club

Curry township women met with County Demonstrator Miss Williamson at the Farmersburg Presbyterian church to organize the Sullivan County Home Makers Club division. Officers elected: Permanent Township Chairman Miss Zoe Barbie, President Miss Elsie Hill, Secretary Miss Elsie Hauger, Treasurer Miss Mary Odell.

Curry Township Williamson Presbyterian Church Farmersburg Sullivan County Home Makers’ Club Zoe Barbie Elsie Hill Elsie Hauger Mary Odell

Miss Faye Conner Weds Dexter Brewer in Danville

Miss Faye Conner daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Conner of South Section street and Mr Dexter Brewer of Dugger Indiana were married April 12 at Danville Indiana. Miss Conner teaches in Clinton public schools. Brewer recently arrived in America from overseas. They will live near Jasonville after her school term ends.

Faye Conner Frank Conner South Section Street Dexter Brewer Dugger Ind Danville Til Miss Conner Clinton Brewer America Jasonville

Bond Stolen From West Johnson Street Residence

A Liberty Bond worth one hundred dollars from the fourth issue was stolen Sunday evening from the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown on West Johnson Street. Thieves rifled a dresser and took the bond from a large envelope.

W. E. Brown West Johnson Street

Harris asked to aid in Victory Loan drive

R W Akin of the First Indiana District Federal Reserve District sent a telegram Monday night to Norval K Harris asking him to obtain a furlough to aid in the Victory Loan campaign. The note states Harris is not scheduled for early discharge and Newport News reported Harris, a former Terre Haute newspaper man, has been ordered to report for work in Vigo County for the drive.

R. W. Akin First Indiana District Highth Federal Reserve District Norval K. Harris O. B. Harris Harris Terre Haute Vigo County Norval Harris of McNutt Wallace, Sanders & Harris Newport News Victory Loan Europe

Sullivan County Boys Return From Overseas

Mr. and Mrs. O B Harris announce their son Norval K Harris aboard the S S DeKalb bound for Newport News and likely to be mustered out at Camp Sherman Ohio. Jack Lutz lands in Charleston from overseas and expects discharge within two weeks at Camp Sherman. Perry Walls and Andy Bennett of the 105th Ammunition Train return home after ten months overseas. Ed Hart, southwest of the city, also returns after service in the A E F with multiple battles and no injuries.

O. B. Harris Norval K. Harris S. S. DeKalb Newport News Camp Sherman Ohio C. M. Lutz Jack Lutz Charleston S. C O. Perry Walls Andy Bennett Argonne Forest Camp Taylor Walls Harry Leach Ed Hart

Bankers to Entertain at Group Eight Meeting in Kinton

Greene County Bankers Association arranges an open air gathering in Haseman grove on June 8 for the Group Eight Bankers Association convention. About 300 bank representatives are expected from counties south of Greene including Vanderburg. A program of entertainment is being prepared.

Greene County Bankers’ Association Kinton Group Eight Bankers’ Association Hight Greene Ohio River Vanderburg Haseman Grove

Sullivan girls win preliminary oratorical contest

Miss Viola Long and Miss Anna Eaton won the preliminary oratorical contest at the auditorium Monday evening. They will represent the Sullivan schools at the Bloomington contest on May 3, where five area high schools compete.

Viola Long S. I. Long Anna Eaton Wesley Eaton Sullivan Bloomington

Hinkle C Hays Named to Board of Peoples State Bank

Board of directors at a special memorial meeting named Hinkle C Hays to succeed his late father John T Hays on the bank's board. John T Hays helped organize and incorporate the institution in 1906.

The Peoples State Bank Hinkle C. Hays John T. Hays

Death of Mr. McCullough in Lavonia Ind mourned

Rev. and Mrs. W E Gray received word of the death of Mrs. Gray's father Mr. McCullough at Lavonia Ind They left at once to attend the funeral He had been visiting the Grays here the prior week and had suffered ill health for years

W. E. Gray Mrs. Gray Mr. McCullough Lavonia Ind

Seitz Buys Building On Public Square

Theodore Seitz purchased the building on the south side of the public square, home to the Seitz jewelry store, from Pat McEneny for six thousand dollars.

Seitz Theodore Seitz Pat McEneny

Sullivan lodge attends Grand Chapter O. E. S. session

Mrs Ed Reed Mrs H C Steel Mrs Jane Jones Miss Clara Pittman and J R Brown attend the Grand Chapter O E S session in Indianapolis this week as representatives of Sullivan lodge.

Ed Reed H. C. Steel Jane Jones Clara Pittman J. R. Brown Grand Chapter Indianapolis Sullivan Lodge

Hoosier Bargain store changes hands to Will Thompson and Son

Mrs. Fanny Crawford sells her interest in the Hoosier Bargain dry goods store to her nephew Russell Thompson. Will A. Thompson remains founder with his son as new partner. Russell Thompson, University of Illinois graduate and Coast Artillery veteran, will oversee advertising and sales as the firm becomes Will A. Thompson and Son.

Fanny Crawford Russell Thompson Fannie Crawford Hoosier Will A. Thompson Notion Engle & McKee

Hoosier Crop Conditions Very Promising in Indiana

United States Department of Agriculture reports April field observations show Indiana winter wheat in excellent condition with some flood damage but recoverable. Spring wheat acreage to rise sharply, oats seeded with smut treatment, corn planting near complete, clover and pastures excellent, fruit trees blooming, potato crop normal, and farm labor is in short supply though urban labor remains abundant.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Crop Estimates Indiana

Willfred Mine Equipment Sold at Receiver's Sale

The Willfred mine equipment was sold Friday at receiver's sale for eight thousand dollars. Bid by Ransom W. Akin of this city for Taylor Field and William P. Anderson of Cincinnati. John F. Lynch of Terre Haute acted as receiver.

Ransom W. Akin Taylor Field William P. Anderson Cincinnati Ohio John F. Lynch Terre Haute

Women Lead Sullivan Victory Loan Subscriptions

The Sullivan Victory Loan drive will be led by the women's organization with banks receiving subscriptions. Volunteers operate at E. A. Billman's office as headquarters from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m.

Sullivan

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County Meeting OF Sunday Schools Emma G. Lemon A A. D. Cutler Bentley Versailles Eack Tern Sillion Scull LeMans Sullivan County Association Durham Brothers Turman Tp Presbytery Herron Synodical Missionary Curry 'Township Sullivan County Boys Newport News Va DeKalb Department of Agriculture
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