Terre Haute Boosters Tour Sullivan in Friendly Visit
Terre Haute Boosters Club visited Sullivan Indiana, toured downtown with escorts, attended a Davis hotel supper, heard a Sullivan band concert, and received gifts and jokes in shops. Judge Hays praised neighborly ties and invited Sullivan to return the visit. a fall Roosters Day event in Terre Haute was promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Eherburn
Sullivan Merchants’ Association
Terre Hauteé
Sullivan
John T. Hays
Giystre
Hays
D. W. Frenry
Judge Kenry
Score
Boosters
Charles Beagley
Sullivan Organization
Will Thompson
Davis Hotel
Sullivan High School
Hays and
Henry
W. C. Dorsey
Dorsey
W. E. Woods
Jim” Hoskins
Hoskins
Webb
Songster
Calaboose
Jim
Illness in Greensburg Family Reaches Home Front
Mrs Martha L Riggs is very ill at her home on West Washington street. Her daughter Mrs Robert Shoffner of Greensburg is here on account of her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha L. Riggs
West Washington Street
Robert Shoffner
Greensburg
Mrs Herschel Ford Visits in Clinton With Her Mother
Mrs. Herschel Ford spent time in Clinton last week visiting her mother and enjoyed the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Ford
Clinton
Hypatia the Cat Becomes Bellamy Family House Mouse Warden
In a tale from a back room near a building demolition, Bellamy brings home Hypatia the cat to curb a mice infestation. The cat proves useful by catching several mice, while Bellamy’s wife experiments with various solutions and even gives Hypatia to a boy, who plans to deliver dead mice to prove the cat’s usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bellamy
Hypatia
Bellamy
Harvey
Scott
Bellamys
Mrs. Bellamy
Billy Moses
Personal notices from Sullivan rely on family visits
Eb oh of Mrs L A Story of Dix Ill returned home Friday after visiting Mrs Maria Willis. Bert Coffman and wife left for Indianapolis to reside. W G Yanke and friends from San Francisco visited Akin then went to Detroit. Margaret Speake and Gladys Yanke left for San Francisco. Mrs Kirkham of North Main improves from a lame ankle. Prof E L Lawson of Villa Grove and family visited. Numerous locals travel, shop upgrades, and social calls fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Story
Dix
Ill
Maria Willis
Bert Coffman
Indianapolis
W. G. Yanke
San Francisco
Joe T. Akin
Detroit
Margaret Speake
Gladys Yanke
John Kirkham
North Main Street
Oac
E. L. Lawson
Villa Grove
Lrl
University of Illinois
L. B
Burke C. Eaton
Pearl Barnes Correil
Bucyrus
Charles Hartfelter
Genevieve Weems
Sullivan
Sarah Cain
Frank Mace
Robinson
James Cochran
John Thompson
Laura Rose
Roscoe McCammon
Seattle
Thomas Elis
Ora
Sadie J Lovelace
Merom Chautauqua
Herseckel Ford
Terre Haute
Margaret Beasley
Richmond
Eleanor Gilmore
Vincennes
Josephine Beasley
James McClanahan
New Lebanon
M. J. McClanahan
W. H. Murley
Broad Rippie
Ind
James Pierson
C. A. Eaton
Lee Kelly
Gus Eaton
Maggie White
St. Francisville
Homer Wolfe
Mary Jeter
Dorothy Coffman
Grace
Anna McClain
Charles McClain
Cincinnati
Tom Hancock
Philadelphia
Linton
J. B. Shipman
Miss Fay
Dugger
Jesse Burge
H. K. Ross
Central Union Telephone Company
Lewis Saucerman
Cass Township
Escondido
Cal
Emma Cowan
Beaumont
Texas
James Shields
Peter Schmidt
Evansville
Herman Schmidt
Conza Dudley
Adelia Casto
Washington
R. P. Weltner
Masontown
W. T. Mellett
Clark Engle
Peterson & Fell Company
Canada
S. R .Engle
Sullivan Circuit Court
Paul Walker
Osceola
Fla
Charles D. Hunt
West Point
U. S. Military Academy
Couch House Park
Will Graham
Due
Dave Graham
Lauirday
Rocky Ford
Colo
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for September Court Term
Lists of jurors drawn for September term include Petit Jury members from multiple townships such as Curry, Haddon, Fairbanks, Jefferson, Jackson, and Turman with names including Lewis Jackson Oliver Saucerman F J Wise James Drake Dora Goldman Homer Sturgeon Warrick Plew and others. Extra names George Dungan Jacob Morris Eddie Ryland Starvey Johnson and more are noted among the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit Court
Lewis Hamilton
Haddon Township
Frank M. Young
Curry
Thomas W. Colvin
Turman
William J. Postlewaite
Gill
Harry G. Vanarshall
Cass
William Roseberry
Hamilton
John E. McCoskey
Fairbanks Township
Alexander Enstrom
Jackson
Henry Borders
Petit Jury
Lewis Jackson
Curry Township
Oliver Saucerman
F. J. Wise
Raymond L. Deiss
Haddon
Joel P. Rusher
C. O. Curry
Fairbanks
John M. Osburn
James &. Robertson
Jefferson
John M
Springer
James H. Drake
Tilghman O. Wolfe
Dora O. Goldman
Homer Sturgeon
Warrick Plew
George G. Dungan
Jacob A. Morris
Eddie Ryland
Starvey J. Johnson
Multiple Oddities And Discoveries Reported In Indiana Area
Lightning ignites a quarry charge near Muncie as workers prep a blast. A Rushville fair snake panics floral hall patrons, bites no one. Evansville resident W B Stanley, married young, becomes grandfather at thirty six. His daughter bore a son after eloping last November. Monogahela and Western Dredge workers uncover a prehistoric mammoth tusk fragment and a large cartridge with a lead ball while dredging the Ohio river under Col. Lynn’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville Fair Ground
Floral Hall
W. B .Stanley
Evansville
Owsley Stanley
Henderson
Harry McCulley
Stanley
Monogahela and Western Dredge Company
Edward B. Lynn
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Miss Marguerite Shaffer Honored At South Seventh Tea
Miss Helen Leever hosted a Thursday afternoon event for Miss Marguerite Shaffer of Sullivan Ind guest of Miss Marie Reiman. Garden flowers decorated and a victrola program was enjoyed. Two prizes were awarded for high scores and a luncheon was served. Attending were Shaffer Reiman Marie Williams Grace Flood Sarah Edington Marie Hazelrigg Dorothy Thornton Ethel Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Leever
South Seventh Street
Eutire
Marguerite Shaffer
Sullivan
Ind
Marie Reiman
South Center Street
Miss Shaffer
Miss Reiman
Marie Williams
Grace Flood
Sarah Edington
Marie Hazelrigg
Dorothy Thornton
Ethel Mace
Terre Haute Tribune
Isbell Family Returns From Decatur Illinois Race Trip
Truston Isbell and family of Jefferson Township returned home after a week with his brother A. M. Tepell in Decatur Illinois. They attended races there and Mr Isbell drove his car to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truston Isbell
Jefferson Township
Mr. Isbell
A. M. Tepell
Decatur
Ill
Mr. Isbel
Greensburg guest Miss Louise Shoffner with Miss Louise Riggs
Miss Louise Shoffner of Greensburg Indiana was the guest last week of Miss Louise Riggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Shoffner
Greensburg, Ind
Louise Riggs
State Charities Conference Program Set for Logansport
The preliminary program for the State Charities Conference schedules events from October 12 to 15 in Logansport including welcome addresses by Mrs Emma Lee Blum and Prof A G Weatherly Indianapolis and Indiana University leaders. Gov Thomas R Marshall will speak at the mass meeting and other sessions include committee reports and round tables with leaders from Indiana University and the Indiana State Prison system. The Children's Bureau of Indiana will hold its first annual meeting October 12 with a luncheon on October 14 led by Prof A G Weatherly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Charities
State Conference of Charities
Logansport
Emma Lee Blum
Board of State Charities
Indianapolis
A. G. Weatherly
Indiana University
Eliza A. Blaker
W. C. van Nuys
New Castle
Alexander Johnson
Secu
New York City
John B. Stoll
Board of
Indiana State Prison
South Bend
Foley Kidney Pills Ad from The Progressive Party
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder issues. It claims quick healing and warns the genuine product comes in a yellow package sold by Joe K. Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive” Party
Joe K. Smock & Son
Smith Lever agricultural extension bill urged for farming progress
A timely movement promotes the Smith Lever agricultural extension bill to fund state and federal cooperation. The measure aims to train and dispatch farm demonstrators to educate farmers on modern methods, boosting yields and soil fertility. Support comes from multiple groups including soil fertility advocates, the national grange, farmers institutes, and business associations. Local agent T Ed Hoover of C and E I lines offers printed material to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Smith Lever
National Grange
Farmers’ Institutes
Woman’s Clubs
C. & E. I. Lines
T. Ed. Hoover
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Piles and Skin Wounds
Advertising copy promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for piles and skin ailments. It claims quick relief from itching irritation inflammation and swelling and lists burns boils ulcers cuts bruises eczema scalds pimples and eruptions with a 25 cent price at Joe K Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Joe K. Smock & Son’s
Excursion to Texas Seeks 25 Farmers and Investors
Beasley & Griggs of Sullivan Indiana promotes a September 3 excursion to Texas for homeseekers. They offer farms for sale at one fourth price and promise lands here will produce. inquiry contact at No 99 by call write or phone with a firm member joining the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Beasley & Griggs, Sullivan, Ind
Will sell or trade piano for horse and buggy notice
Local ad notes a first class piano for sale or trade for a horse and buggy. Contact Bud Wright at 612 East Chaney Street, city. 31f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Wright
East Chaney Street
City
Bridge Club Session Honors Mrs. Steel
The Wednesday afternoon bridge club met with Mrs. Stephen Brunger. Attendees included Mesdames Charles Davis I H K Alle y O B Harris Will Lindley John Wright M MccMorrow Herbert C Steel and Misses Emma Brunger Joy Davis. The prize went to Mrs. Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Brunger
Mesdames
Charles Davis
I. H. Kalley
O. B. Harris
Will Lindley
John Wright
M.mcmorrow
Herbert C. Steel
Emma Brunger
Joy Davis
Steel
Miss May Benefield Attends Merom Chautauqua Visit
Miss May Benefield of Terre Haute went to Merom last week with Mrs. Owen Conklin to attend the chautauqua event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Benefield
Terre Haute
Owen Conklin
Merom
Lonesome Prisoner Digging Through Wall At Robinson Jail
A prisoner at Robinson Jail made a wire tool to dig through the wall, creating a notable escape attempt. Jail authorities investigated the incident and tightened security measures afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Jail
Jail break shows puzzle solving inmate escapes new Robinson jail
Jerry Potter, jailed for burglaries in Hutsonville, dug a 20 inch by 16 inch hole through a brick wall using a wire during a six hour period after dinner and bean soup. He slipped into the corridor, then fled the Robinson jail. Potter had prior escapes from another jail and was recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Jerry Potter
Hutsonville
Jerry
Local Canton Man Praises Foley Kidney Pills
D C Bybee of 669 Keeling Court Canton Illinois reports relief from kidney trouble headaches and dizziness after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his life and strength returned and he now sleeps well. For sale by Smock & Son Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Shelburn Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Events
Florence O Neal spent Sunday with home folks. Jim Wood and Jennie Heien attended services at Friendship. Commodore Hauger visited Sullivan on Friday. Veterans attended Hymera reunion last week. Lonnie Trueblood and children visited Slader family. O Neal and Virgil Bushell at Merom chautauqua. Flesher family visited near Battle Roe. May Slader visited Nellie Watson. Vernon Clouse and Homer Pittman welcomed a stork. Alva Marts slowly recovering. Albert Lloyd preached at Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. No
Shelburn
Florence O’neal
Jim Wood
Jennie Heien
Friendship
Commodore Hauger
Sullivan
Hymera
Lonnie Trueblood
Doc Slader
Joe O’neal
Virgil Bushell
Merom
Republican Outlook Brightens in Indiana Says Chaney
John C. Chaney former Indiana congressman called on the president saying the Republican outlook in Indiana is improving daily. He noted many Republicans who backed Roosevelt are returning to the GOP as Roosevelt’s new party dissolves. He predicted the Roosevelt Johnson ticket will not greatly outperform the Palmer Buckner ticket of 1896, aside from Roosevelt’s personal popularity adding slight prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John C. Chaney
Congress
Indiana
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Palmer- Buckner
Foosevelt
Poisoning Mistaken for Mad Dog Near J C Station
A report from Friday near the J C station describes a vicious dog deemed mad by onlookers. Chief of Police Smith investigated and determined the animal’s condition was due to poisoning rather than rabies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
Smith
Hays Attorneys At Law Announces Sullivan Band Practice
John T. and Will H. Hays announce they will practice in all courts from Suites 4 and 5 Citizens Trust Building. Business entrusted to them will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Buff
W. P. Stratton
Citizens Trust Building
John T
Will H. Hays
Sullivan State
Citizens Trust Bldg
A. G. McNabb
Citizens Trust Co
Chas. D. Hunt
Gilbert W. Gambill
Hunt & Gambile Attorneys-At-Law
National Bk. Cor
Washington and
Main Streets
Lee F Bays Attorney at Law Practice in All Courts
Lee F Bays announces he will practice in all courts where services are required. Office located on the north side square up stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee F. Bays
North Side Square
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Bertha Austin
Lulu Williamson
Muncie
L. A. Stewart
Art Dentistry
West Washington St
Ly. Sullivan
Lr. Sullivan
Chicago, Terre Haute
Southeastern
A. R
South BO
North Bt
A. L. O’neil
Southern
Peat Iese Rte Eternate
BER- Wits Vandalia
Enews Monon
Sylvania Lines
Gignaports
Demitic
All Points Westport
Big Fear
Greenabara
Central Pa. Association
Wileage
Agen 'T
Hi. P. Radley, G. P
T. A. Trust Bldg
Terre Haute, Ind
C. F. Briggs
Walter N. Thompson
George Knapp
Vincennes Davis House
J. W. Lindley
N. Side
Isaac H. Kalley
Sullivan State Bank
C. A. Price
Hunt
West Side
W. L. Laurent
Jas. R. Brown J. S. Schroeder
Brown & Schroeder
Sullivan County
Walter F. Wood
Usrey’s
C. T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Knotts Livery Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
Chilcken Ory
Fletcher
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