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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1916

Page

2

Burglars Blow Alumbaugh Safe in Early Morning Heist

Thieves entered the Alumbaugh store on Ledgerwood Street by prying a window, blew the safe with nitroglycerin, and escaped with about 203.34 dollars, mostly cash. Overcoats were used to muff le the blast and damaged. tools and merchandise were taken. insurance may cover losses. No clues found. town marshal alerted nearby cities. likely getaway by car.

Alumbaugh Ledgerwood Street Fred W. Schroeder Frank Harris

Lickskillet Items Highlight Bloomington Charms and Quips

A Bloomington Star column humorously chronicles small town life with Aunty Sally Hansford leading prayers after hens are killed by rats, Ed Bascombe donating axle grease, and Constable Si Plum keeping order. It notes local gossip about photos from Indianapolis, a pension celebration, and a pacifist visitor.

Sally Hansford Ed Bascombe Si Plum Dick Bledsoe Zeb Stebbins Jake Indianapolis Zeb Johnny Sprucebey J! Slivers Georgia Constable St Plum Perkins Ed Bivins Gosnort Jim Martinsville

Farmers Fought Over Fence Near Town

Two farmers east of town clashed Monday over a division fence between Lucian Shake and Milton Stuller. As the quarrel escalated they walked along the road and Stuller struck Shake with a bridge plank, knocking him unconscious for much of the day. A doctor treated Shake who was recovering. no arrests were reported at the time.

Lucian Shake Milton Stuller Stuller Shake

Farmers Complain Over Rural Free Delivery Change

County patrons object to new Carlisle based rural route changes. Many report delayed or early mail and loss of timely service. Some Sullivan patrons moved to New Lebanon, causing one day late deliveries. Overall demand to restore the old system.

Carlisle Sullivan Office New Lebanon

Carlisle Board Reorganizes elects officers for year

Carlisle board of education met Friday night for reorganization. J F Alumbaugh was elected president succeeding James McConnell. J E M Purcell was re elected treasurer and Dr I J Keys was re elected secretary.

Board of Education of Carlisle J. F. Alumbaugh I. J. Keys J. E. M. Purcell Alumbaugh James McConnell Purcell Dr. Keys

The Sullivan Union and The Terre Haute Daily Star Ad

Two regional newspapers both priced at one year for 2.50 dollars. Versatile service offerings and archival access emphasized for readers and subscribers.

Sullivan Union The Terre Haute Daily Star

Allen's Foot-Ease for the Troops

War zone hospitals order Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and foot baths. It gives rest and comfort to hot tired aching swollen feet and makes walking easy. Available at druggists everywhere for 25 cents.

Allen

Harms to stand trial on illegal liquor charge

Eric Harms, a former Terre Haute police officer, was arrested at the Old Settlers picnic in Farmersburg after selling a half pint of whiskey to a dry customer. He tried to flee, was recaptured, and jailed. arraigned before Mayor Calvert with a not guilty plea. trial scheduled next Saturday in mayor’s court.

Eric Harms Old Settlers Farmersburg Marshal Bedwell Harms Terre Haute Bennett’s Grove

Another Democrat Archie Lovelace Receives Route Appointment

Archie Lovelace, named temporary carrier on route B from Sullivan, was informed last Thursday of his official appointment to the post.

Archie Lovelace Sullivan

Purdue Engineer Joins Grand Trunk at Montreal

Jacob Lillie born and raised in the county has left the Illinois Central in Chicago to become an assistant in the Grand Trunk railway engineering department with HQ in Montreal. He is a Purdue University engineering graduate.

Jacob &. Lillie This County Ilinois Central Railroad Chicago Grand Trunk Railway Montreal Purdue University

Stitzels Return After Six Weeks Travel

Mr and Mrs Ed Stitzel Doris Stitzel and Miss Ruby Mayfield completed a six weeks automobile trip visiting Illinois Missouri Kansas and Colorado They visited friends in Missouri and Colorado Also Mr and Mrs David Lemon of Pittsburgh visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lemon last week.

Ed. Stitzel Doris Stitzel Ruby Mayfield Illinois Missouri Kansas Colorado David Lemon Pittsburgh Lloyd Lemon

Second District Doctors Meet Tomorrow at Trinity Springs

The Indiana Medical Association second district will hold a daylong meeting at Trinity Springs led by president J. W. Strange and secretary T. A. Hayes. Judge H. Q. Houghton will give the welcome address, with talks on pelvic infections bone surgery spinal meningitis skin grafting venereal diseases complications and treatment and an appendicitis lecture by Dr. Link of Indianapolis.

Indiana Medical Association of the Second District Trinity Springs J. W. Strange Longootee T. A. Hayes Burns City H. Q. Houghton Shoals Trinity Springs Hotel G. D. Scott Eugene Bowers Vincennes D. A. Bartley Spencer A. A. Thomas Linton A. A. Rang Washington Link Indianapolis

Dugger Couple Visit Reed Family. Kirkhams Move to Clarksville

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kirkham of Dugger visited Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Reed. Kirkham has accepted a teacher position in Clarksville Indiana teaching German and manual training. Mrs. Kirkham is a niece of Mrs. Reed.

Joseph Kirkham Dugger E. P. Reed Kirkham Clarksville Ind Reed

Welman Located in Omaha on Last Week’s Business

C. W. Welman, previously based in Omaha for some time, visited town last week on business.

C. W. Welman Omaha

Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Court

In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court September Term 1/16 hears Lela Reynolds v Osa Reynolds. Divorce custody and support. Complaint filed August 12 1916 with affidavit showing defendant nonresident of Indiana. If no answer by October 6 1916 the case proceeds in absence. Clerk David Giles. Hays & Hays attorneys. First insertion Aug 16 1916.

State of Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Lela Reynolds Osa Reynolds Hays& Hays State of Indiana David Giles Sullivan Circuit Court Hays & Hays

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