May Term Circuit Court Docket 1921 Schedule List
The May term docket for 1921 runs Monday May 2 to Saturday May 28 with daily sessions listing cases for taxation hearings exceptions pleas remonstrances and numerous civil actions including Drake and Drake Duncan and Richardson v Richardson Stevens v Stevens and multiple State v. defendants cases across May 2 through June 25 including a closing term on June 25. Spanning 25 days of docket entries the roster includes many defendants plaintiffs and case numbers such as 903 900 838 696 715 887 6719 18360 6727 6733 67367 6710 6711 6707 6744 6745 6755 6717 6718 18845 18360 176...
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Asbury
Johnson
Hoke
Riggs
Medsker
Drake
Duncan
Richardson
Stevens
Saucerman
Rose Hill Coal Co
Butler
Haddon
Vigo Teb. Co
Lane
Miller
Cunnigham
Pinkston
Sharpe
Muir
Beasley
Sparks
State
Farr
Richerson
Purdy
Eaton
Pirtle
Ford
Tatem
Ramsey
Buis
Cromwell
Shields
Llewellyn
Bedwell
Hamilton
Tanlac the miracle cure for Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Evansville woman Mrs. Della Kirkpatrick credits Tanlac with restoring health after a severe influenza two years ago. She describes relief from chest pains and breathlessness, better sleep, weight gain, and ongoing gratitude for the tonic's impact on her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Della Kirkpatrick
John St
Evansville
Ind
Taniac
Community Notes From Kingsley and Nearby Locales
Ray Trueblood’s son Clare remains ill under Dr. Oliphant of Farmersburg. Attendees from this area spoke at the Sullivan farmers banquet Friday. Everett Trueblood recovers from a broken leg. Mrs. Will Gaston visited Lynn Gaston’s home. Charles Riggs family attended Graysville class day. Edgar Strain and family visited Rufus DeHart. Mrs. Ellen Drake visits Crawfordsville. Carl Lester’s family spent Sunday with Shelburn friends. Mary Dickerson moves to Fairbanks summer home. Farmers sow oats and plow for corn. Fleeta Jewell visiting Shelburn. Mayfield couple attended Fairbanks revival. Drake Baptist church members visited Fairbanks Sunday school. basket dinner and baptising at Narrows. Warren Dickerson paid a Sullivan trip. Sunday school grows. Dickerson urges community support for children’s welfare.
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Ray Trueblood
Clare
Dr. Oliphant
Farmersburg
Hosea Drake
Edgar Strain
Lynn Thomas
Ben Pogue
Sullivan
Everett Trueblood
Will Gaston
North of Fairbanks
Lynn Gaston
Fairbanks
Fleeta Jewell
Shelburn
Charles Mayfield
Drake Baptist Church
The
Narrows
Warren Dickerson
Increased Rates for New Lebanon Telephone Company
The Public Service Commission has authorized New Lebanon Telephone Company to raise rates to 1.50 for all subscribers, effective February 2, subject to commission approval. Also notes on local residents Arlie Douthitt, Edgar S. Crowder, Mrs. Earl Cochran, Ralph Daugherty, Dr. Frank C. Boone, and W. A. Burks with local movements or status updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Service Commission
New Lebanon Telephone Company
Arlie Douthitt
Edgar S. Crowder
Biloxi
Miss
Earl Cochran
Fort Payne
Ala
Ralph Daugherty
Des Moines Iowa
Daugherty
Sullivan
Thomas da
Bobbed Hairpins Husbands Warned About
A humor piece jokes that girls bob their hair to speed preparations as an automobile honks outside. It notes husbands are lost to a girl who uses forty nine hairpins.
Parents debate practical jokes by boys
The piece argues whether boys should be allowed to play practical jokes and suggests guiding them to avoid pain. It urges teaching that “boys will be boys” only goes so far and emphasizes that jokes should be funny to all involved.
Origin of Pensions In England Cromwell Started Practice
The article states that pensions for sick and wounded soldiers began in England under Oliver Cromwell. It notes the practice as the origin of pensioning and insuring military personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Oliver Cromwell
Happiness Not All in Man Finds Blessedness Minus Happiness
A condensed reflection on Carlyle noting that humans can seek blessedness beyond happiness, suggesting a higher aim than personal joy as a core truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ircuit Court
Goings
Payne D. G
Karnes
Hale Et al
Farrand
Tincher
Bankers Com. Sec. Co
Slinkard
Bramer
Shepherd
N. J
Green
Squires
Dennis
Shoemaker
Bush
Heed
Walls
U.S. Rad. Co
Bolinger
Spiker
Jacobs
Moon
N. F
City of
Houpt
Kelley
Fishman
Hartman
Watts
Est
Vence
Sullivan Co. Loan Assoc
Vaughn
Clark
Everhart
Purcell
Meek
Corbin
Cain Et al
Cleveland
Coston
Fromme
Vonnegut Hdw. Co
Grove
Mason
Roseberry
C. Loan & Trust Co
Curler
Fortune
Pierson
Dixon
Akin Et al
Combs
Wilson
Bates
Cox
Shearn
Foreman
A. S. Powder
Russell
Thornberry
Winston
Nat
Bank
Manifold
Badders
Chambers
Wreth
Geiche
Jackson
Turman Et al
Harlowe
Payne
D. G. Issus Hedge
Griggs
Smith
Staley
Jane
Oltmannus
Mason Et al
Dyer Packing Co
City of Vincennes
Temple Laundry Co
Nat. Union Fire Ins. Co
Taft
von Tress
Milton Mer. Co
Bonham
Brown
DeLaney
E. C
Hoesman
Welch
James Thompson & Bro
Rich
Wheaton
Neal
Jordan
Lynch Land Co
Richorn
Whitlock
Sul
State Bank
Crowder
Assess Tribble
Cen. Ind
Coal C
Correll
Grizzie
Grizzle
McClanahan
Shipman
Bass
Sline
Nial
Peng Fabio Sila
Arnuiv Unionalls
Aruy
Sumner
Sumner Union Suits
Sox
Saison
Deni Ien
U.S. Army
U. Army
United Army Goods Store
Louis
West Side
Sullivan, Ind
Kingsley
NEW Lebanon Phone CO
Louisville
Rateker Farm
Wood
Stubbs & CO
Louisville, Kentucky
C. E. Fisher
Seitz Jewelry Store
South Side Square
Daily Live Stock Report
Sullivan County Boys’ and Girls
Farm and City Mortgage Department
Victory Savings Account
Joe T. Akin
George R. Dutton
R. W. Akin
Charles F. Batey
J. T. Akin
G.R. Dutton
Will H. Hays
Ward Hawkins
W.N. Thompson
William T. Mellett
James J. Durham
H. C. Hays
Earnest Davis
James M. Sinclair
Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Indiana
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