Sullivan officer named to Monument Commission
Governor Goodrich appointed two new members to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Commission. Captain Thomas B. Springer of Sullivan county and Thomas B. Buskirk of Paoli were named to the panel.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1918
Page
8
Governor Goodrich appointed two new members to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Commission. Captain Thomas B. Springer of Sullivan county and Thomas B. Buskirk of Paoli were named to the panel.
The Bloomington Star quotes shifting social norms from quiet past to present public speak and factory life. It notes protests and rhetoric about workplaces, dress, and politics. It reflects on changes from moral restraint to public expression and compares past and present attitudes.
A fragmented text notes Mikado and McAdoo with lines about quitting control and directing telephone trouble to Burleson. It mentions sailors trousers as a caper in a larger infested sector and a food regulation decree that gooseberry pie should be made by leaving out the berries.
The fragment sketches whimsical lines on succotash corn and beans and humor about August heat. It blends in quotes from Howson Lott and playful riffs on government oversight and everyday notices with mockery of common phrases.
The administration argues it deserves additional pay for taking over time duties, citing extended hours and workload. Officials contend extra compensation is justified to reflect the increased responsibility and operational demands.
P. L. Reid and James M. Sinclair of the Index Nation Company have bought three stores in the county within the past week. The acquisitions include John Stearns Graysville stock, J. W. Chowning Shelburn grocery stock, and Clell Dudley city grocery stock. All will move to this city and merge with the company stock here. Commodore Ransford plans to occupy the former Stearns room.
The 114th Field Artillery band fills a large role in patriotic activities at Ft Sill Lawton noting its concerts draw crowds. Solo alto Arista B Douthitt from Terre Haute Ind, with a decade of experience in trained groups, receives high praise from band leader R B MacNew.
Ariotg Powthitt in a ann of Mr and Mrs. William T. Douthitt of Terre Haute, former residents of this city.
Business men and coal miners discuss a miners' train from this city on the Winds Central to Dugger. Officials urge strong patronage from local miners to make the service feasible.
Private N K Harris of Bat C 128th Field Artillery AEF describes camp life in wooden barracks with dirt floors and iron cots. He notes mail from home boosts morale and recounts observations of French civilians, German prisoners, and a predicted Kaiser defeat as U S soldiers prepare to deliver a knockout blow.
Four men will be sent by the Sullivan county exemption board to the chamber of commerce in Indianapolis for mechanical training on Thursday. The men are David Barron Shelburn Walter D Sparks Sullivan John Clinton Hilderbrand Carlisle and Walter Maher Farmersburg. An order for thirteen men to Camp Custer Battle Creek Mich has been received and they will depart during the five day period beginning Aug 26 exhausting the original class 1 list.
Mr and Mrs John A McCammon learned from their son Bert McCammon that a freight engine backed into his truck at Colorado Springs injuring him but not seriously He was unable to jump due to the steering wheel and a man with him escaped Bert was pinned under the wreckage and rescued Unclear whether other injuries occurred or names of accompanying person.
The thirty sixth Manns Grove Sunday school picnic at Manns Grove Turman township west of Graysville will be Saturday. Government seizure of walnut timber in the grove for war purposes likely ends the long tradition. Rev Frank K Daugherty pastor of Terre Haute First Methodist Church is the principal speaker.
The home of Paul Thompson eight miles east of Sullivan was struck by lightning during a severe storm Friday night. A portion of the front veranda was torn away and the house sustained damage while Mr. Thompson Mrs. Thompson and their children on the porch escaped injury.
Wade Stout of Hymera was arrested by Constable Bailey for running a gambling house and released on bond awaiting mayor's court. Etta Weaver, also of Hymera, was jailed on profanity charges and awaits trial.
Friends report Henry C. Hale of Carlisle has enlisted in the U S Marines and is now stationed at Charlotte South Carolina awaiting further assignment or duties.
Miss Winnifred Pierson of Chicago is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Douthitt, staying with the couple during her visit.
An advertising notice from H. IL Ramsey D. C. urges readers with kidney trouble to consult a chiropractor for case analysis and adjustments aimed at addressing the cause.
Notice to bidders says sealed bids due by noon August 3 in Graysville Indiana for stand privileges at the Mangrove Sunday school picnic on August 17. Highest responsible bidder awarded the contract. No bottled drinks may be sold. G W Nowlin treasurer. First insertion July 24 1918 38t
Wm Brett at 218 East Harris Street north Dix Lumber Company advertises stove repair services urging customers to act before winter.
R W Cadwell Music House invites ready orders for piano tuning. A Chicago expert tuner will be available for the next few weeks, contact via Phone 540 to schedule.
For sale seventy seven choice yearling breeding ewes one team five year old well bred Belgian mares a few Duroc Jersey hogs one well bred boar Call or see Hud Alsman six miles east of Carlisle and four miles west of Pleasantville.
Auction note lists 10 breeding ewes 5 Shropshire bucks and a registered 3 year old Jersey bull. Sold from address of G C Joab West Terre Haute Indiana. Buyers contact Joab at the stated address for inquiries.
Mrs Ray Beauchamp of Indian apolis is visiting relatives here.
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