Burials and incidents in Shelburn and Sullivan area
The remains of Frank Delashmutt of Shelburn were buried at Center Ridge cemetery after a gas explosion in the old Shelburn mine. An unknown man rode the northbound interurban, was refused fare, fired on two passengers when the southbound car passed, and is believed drunk. The Hamilton township Sunday schools picnic was held at Leach's grave with Rev. J. O. Rose delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Delashmutt
Shelburn
Center Ridge
Delashmutt
Red Biew
Order
Odd Fellows
Shethurn
Morrison Creek
Hamilton Township
Leach
J. O. Rose
Indianapolis
E. F. Walker
Arthur DaBaun
Joseph P. Duffy
Clara Pittman
and Mirs
Arthur McGuire
McGuire
Daily Times
Fred Medaris
Danville
Ill
Medaris
Henrietta Mann
Turman Township
Natey Jones
Claude
Willi Hunt
Eagle Mountain
A. P. Coyner
Merom
Sullivan
Coyner
Missouri
Wiibur Coyner
Corner
Wabash Bottom
Tilghman Ogle
Haddon Township
Cora Gilbert
Pierce
Colorado Springs
Etta Hughes
J. L. Durham
Graysville
William J. Bryan
Senator LaFollette
Bryan
Raymond McClanahan
Colorado
Paul Reid
Woodson Moss
Springfield
Kentucky
Louis Ville
Louis Mason
Louisville
Sam Mason
Local Notes From Porterville Area on Week’s Events
Mrs Dora Russell visited Porter ville to consider leasing land for oil. Effie Fuller and Lucretia Hunt returned from Danville where they attended Central Normal college summer term. Okie Starkey visited relatives in West Virginia. Clinton Harris is seriously ill with uncertain recovery. Charles Stevens left for a Tennessee visit and seeks a new location. Guy Dickerson Roy Brewer and Lyon Johnson in Terre Haute saw the Terre Haute team defeat Springfield. Josie Dilley and Belle Yeager were guests of the Dilley family. Rev Hogan preached at the M E church. Steve Lane family plan to move to Tennessee by wagon. Rev Charles Mundell of Shelburn preached next Sunday. C A DeBaun and Bert DeBaun visited Walter DeBaun. Fairbanks sent a strong turnout to the old settlers picnic amid threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Russell
Porterville
Effie Fuller
Lucretia Hunt
Danville
Central Normal College
Okie Starkey
West Virginia
Clinton Harris
Charles Stevens
Tennessee
Mr. Stevens
Guy Dickerson
Roy Brewer
Lyon Johnson
Terre Haute
Springfield
Josie Dilley
Belle Yeager
Elijah Dilley
Hogan
M. E. Church
Steve Lane
Charles Mundell
Shelburn
C. A. DeBaun
Prairie Creek
Bert DeBaun
Walter DeBaun
Fairbanks
Everybody Should Know Bucklen Arnica Salve Endorsed
Bluff resident C. G. Hays extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest and surest healing salve for sore wounds burns and piles. Product guaranteed by Joe K. Smock and Son Druggists at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Hays
Bluff,Mo
Bucklen
Joe K. Smock
Shelburn Daily Roundup Includes Local Visits and Yacht Passage
Ed Brewer from Washington Indiana and John Epperson from Terre Haute transacted business in Shelburn. The yacht Tom and Jerry passed through en route to the Wabash for fishing with James McCracklin and companions. Several locals and visitors, including Miss Edna McNeeley and Miss Minnie Mattix, are noted with visits and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Ed Brewer
Washington
Ind
John Epperson
Tere Haute
Gabe Davis
Tom and Jerry
Wabash
James McCracklin
Ote Sebring
Os ‘Calvert
Bloomfield
J. B. Maple
Jack Gilmour
Terre Haute
Ernest Fountain
Casey
Ill
Ollie Powell
Edna McNeeley
Farmersburg
Edna Riggs
Mary Redman
Minnie McNeeley
Lulu
Muriel Littlejohn
Hymera
O. B. Stark
Library hours and schedules revised for late openings and August closure
Notice updates library hours from 9 to 11 30 a m and 12 30 to 7 30 p m with a later Saturday 9 p m closing if needed. From Aug 18 to Sept 2 the library closes except Saturday Aug 24 from 2 to 6 p m. Returns and fines payment urged before closing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas J. Wolfe
West
Javon Wolfe
Lincoln
Nebraska
Col
J. W. Sturgis
Edgar S. Crowder
E. J. Fenton
Chicago
John S. Bays
George Pitser
Harve Gordon
Sullivan Reduction Works
William Catlin
Squire Kirkham
Ted Pierce
Dugger
Nevada
Chester Kirkham
Decatur
Illinois Traction Company
P. M. Hayworth
Lavada Walls
Marie Thrasher
Lottie Thomas
Henrietta Burlingmer
Curry Township
Claude H. Crowder
Tom Crowder
R. H. Crowder
Kate Duncan
Martinsville
Illinois
W. M. Draper
State and
Wall Streets
Uncle Sam South
Black Smith
Union
Sam
Mr. South
New Lebanon
John
Coffman
Walker’s Chapel
Cyrus Pearce
Staffordshire
James IK. Yeager
Geo. W. Nowlin
John York
John Pinkston
Henry French
Merom Station
Nellie
Bessie Higbee
Nancy Turman
Allen Johnson
New Mexico
Ed Mayes
David Cushman
State Normal
Thos. H. Moore
Mann’s Grove
Concord
Sherman Kesler
Ellen Marts
Joe Crowder
Douglas Chapel
Herman Harris
Ada Julian
Darrel
Sam O’neal
Snyder
Thomas Dix
William Hazelrigg
Library Notes
Dr. Shoop
Index Furniture Department
Sullivan Onion
The
Terre Aute Daily Star
Castoria
Banker Caaiehe
N. C
ORIO
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Columbus Ind
Columbus CO
Dayton
C. C. Truen
T. P. Agt
Merom Station Breeding Association
Mberom Station Breeding Association
Sfeade
Perf Crectee
Axminster
Brussels
Ingram
Poe
Sullivan County
H. Hill, JR
Crowder Building
Sullivan, Indiana
Union and
Terre Haute Star
Board of Commissioners
L. O. Turnbull
Boone
D. H. Lovelace
KE. E. Russell
Jake Billman
Charles
Gerant
Eo Curtis Giber
John Creager
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