County Teachers Annual Meeting Opens in Sullivan County
The Sullivan county teachers hold their annual institute at the county courthouse with sessions from Monday morning to Thursday evening. Attendees include educators Preston W. Search W Otto Miessner and Cora Mel Patten. Highlights include a Monday address Face to Face With Great Ideals and Patten’s Parsifal reading.
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Sullivan County
Court House
Preston W. Search
W. Otto Miessner
Cora Mel Patten
Search
Institute Notes Signal New Teachers Across Hymera Area
Gilbert Gambill named super intendent for Hymera schools after graduating from Central Normal College at Danville Indiana. Multiple teachers listed for area schools including Eva Ballew at Bailey, Ora Bedwell at Marlow, Bess Lacey back at Paxton, Hud Alsman at Carlisle sixth grade, Alva Ford at New Market, Edwin Howe principal at Fairbanks, Roy Steele Cass township, Prof. Rising Pleasantville with Charles Yates and Miss Glenn Douthitt, William Whitlock and Orval Shake Haddon township, Lydia Padgett Jefferson township, Roscoe Piety Shelburn principal, Oliphant Hawkins Keller, Ed Liston Glendora, and Cass township teachers Roy F Seale A R Wyman and Donald.
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Gilbert Gambill
Hymera
Central Normal College
Danville
Ind
Eva Ballew
Bailey School
Sullivan
Ora Bedwell
Marlow School
See Lacey
Paxton
Bess Lacey
Hud Alsman
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Alva Ford
New Market
Crawfordsville
Edwin Howe
Alfalona
Fairbanks
Roy Steele
Cass Township
Pleasantville
Prof. Rising
Washington
Charles Yates
Glenn Douthitt
William Whitlock
Orval Shake
Lydia Padgett
Jefferson Township
Roscoe Piety
Caledonia
State Normal
Shelburn
Oliphant Hawkins
Keller
Ed Liston
Glendora
Roy F. Seale
A. R. Wyman
Donard
Clothier Gus Goodman Fetes 29th Year in America
Gus Goodman, prominent local clothier, marks 29 years since landing in the United States. A native of Germany, he came at age 26 and worked first at Terre Haute’s Goodman & Hirschler, then in the shop now owned by his brother Sol Goodman in Norfolk, Virginia. He bought the store in 1896 and has led it since. He wed Lena Schwat of Cleveland in 1887. they have two daughters, Rosa and Lillie. He has only visited Germany once since emigrating, in 1904.
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Gus Goodman
United States
Germany
Mr. Goodman
Goodman & Hirschler
Terre Haute
Sol Goodman
Norfolk
Lena Schwat
Cleveland
Ohio
Rosa
Lillie
Goodman
America
Old Country
Arnica Salve Praised By Editor For Healing Burns
Major Hamm editor and manager of the Constitutionalist Eminence Kentucky recalls a fierce attack four years ago. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing him in ten days and no trouble since. Available 25c at Smoke's.
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Major Hamm
The
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Piles
Bucklen
Smoek
Sullivan County Delegates to the Judicial Convention
The complete list of Sullivan County delegates to the Republican judicial convention at the opera house in Linton on Thursday August 30 lists members from Hamilton, Cass, Curry, Turman, Gill, Haddon, Jefferson, Fairbanks and Jackson townships. Delegates were chosen March 31 and include Joe Lacey Johnathan Crooks Walter Wood Will Hays Malangton Ringer Ed Ward Bailey McConnell J A Booker George Smock Charles Zenor Lawrence Loudermilk and others.
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Opera House
Linton
Hamilton
Joe Lacey
Johnathan Crooks
Walter Wood
Will H. Hays
Cass Township
Malangton Ringer
Curry Township
E. G. Denney
Shell Bolligger
P. M. Hayworth
Turman
Warren Watson
Gill Township
Ed Ward
Bays Appointed Trustee for Southern Hospital for the Insane
Fred F Bays of this city has been named trustee of the Southern Hospital for the Insane at Evansville to fill the vacancy from his father John F Bayss death Governor Hanlys letter to Bays says a commission will follow to occupy the unexpired term on the hospital board Governor notes Bayss qualifications and character.
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Fred F. Bays
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Evansville
John F. Bays
Hanly
Mr. Bays
Southern Indiana Hospital For the Insane
Fred Bays
Bond and meeting proposed for August 31 1906 executive office
A formal note expresses belief in integrity and proposes a bond of ten thousand dollars to be filled out and returned for approval. It requests a conference with the recipient and board members at the executive office at 10:30 a.m. August 31, 1906 to discuss important matters.
Dr Crowley Noted For Asthma Treatment Success
Dr Crowley, regarded as one of the state's most experienced physicians in asthma care, has recently achieved uniform success in curing severe asthma cases using specialized study and imported remedies for treatment and cure.
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Crowley
Florida Sojourner Reunion for Dr Bouchelle in New Smyrna
Florida Sojourners from Sullivan plan a reunion on September six at E S Crowder’s lawn in this city to honor Dr L B Bouchelle of New Smyrna arriving for a visit A large number of invitations have been issued and a feast will be served The event features a verse by Joe S Reed praising the group and their winter sojourns with light humor about returning to Cracker state and Hoosier hosts
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Sullivan
New Smyrna
Florida
E. S. Crowder
L. B. Bouchelle
Joe S. Reed
Not Active Candidate Buff May Seek Nomination
A Sul livan report said Judge Geo W Buff of this city announced for the Republican nomination to the circuit judgeship. He is not an active candidate but would accept if delegates at the convention nominate him. He would make an excellent official and the people of the two counties would honor him.
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Sullivan
Geo. W. Buff
Buff
Sullivan School Board Adopts Tax Levy for Local and Special School Services
At a Sullivan school board meeting the levy for school purposes includes local tuition of 35 cents per 100 property value and 25 cents per taxable poll. A special school levy of 40 cents per 100 and 1.00 per taxable poll is approved.
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Sullivan School Board
School Corporation of Sullivan
Ill resident Eaton listed as dangerously ill in Washington
Thomas B. Eaton a former resident of this city is dangerously ill at his home in Washington. About forty members of the Lady Maccabees attended a Terre Haute banquet last Wednesday night. They traveled by interurban and enjoyed the trip and the welcome. Arthur Krug returned from an extended visit in Canada and the West and spent a week at Lawrence Kansas with Eugene Crawley.
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Thomas B. Eaton
Washington
Lady Maccabees
Terre Haute
Arthur Krug
Canada
West
Arthur
Lawrence, Kas
Eugene Crawley
Three Days Rages For Sullivan Race Meet At Coffman's Park
The Citizens' Driving Club schedules a three day race meeting at Coffman's Park on September 26 to 28. Programs list events across the days including pace trots, county trots, mule races, and multiple races for horses that have never started.
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Citizens’ Driving Club
Coffman’s Park
Maude Yeager Sent Off With Special Shelburn Services
Shelburn Methodist church held services for Miss Maude Yeager who departs around September 10 for Herkimer New York to study two years at Foltz's Mission Institute for foreign missionary work. After the course she will enter under the Methodist church Foreign Missionary Society. The Terre Haute Heights female quartet led the singing.
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Shelburn Methodist Church
Maude Yeager
Shelburn
Herkimer
N. Y
Foltz
Mission Institute
Methodist Church Foreign Missionary Society
Terre Haute Heights
John Railsback dies after brief illness near Hymera
Hymera Aug 23 John S Railsback dies at his home three miles north of town after an eighteen hour stomach and bowel illness. He was born in Kentucky on November 8 almost 57 and leaves nine living children from his marriage to Miss Taylor. Funeral planned Friday at Liberty church northwest of Farmersburg with Rev Chambers.
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Hymera
John S. Railsback
Kentucky
Daniel Railsback
Eliza (Reynolds) Railsback
Blue Grass
Taylor
Ola Marratta
Dora
Lotta
Lessie
Lena
Richard
Claude
Cleve
Adolph
Richard Railsback
Liberty Church
Farmersburg
Chambers
Local Shiloh Notices Echo Weekend Visits
Eli Woodward and James South were in Linton on Saturday while Louvissa Pirtle visited Bloomfield and Elmer Robertson with wife spent Sunday with relatives. A large meeting in Shiloh drew a crowd as Luke Booker and Eli Clayton with family visited neighbors. A pleasant rain preceded by many day trips.
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Louvissa Pirtle
Bloomfield
Oscar Bennett
Linton
Elmer Robertson
Shiloh
Luke Booker
Eli Clayton
Martin Pirtle
Homeseekers schedule for West and Southwest trips announced
The speaker will be at Jennings and Taylor's hardware store in Farmersburg on Thursdays and at the National Hotel in Carlisle on Fridays, with Sullivan on Saturdays and the Monday before the first and third Tuesdays each month. They will arrange tickets and provide route information for trips to the destination.
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Farmersburg
Jennings & Taylor’s
Carlisle
National Hotel
Sullivan
Home seekers excursion offer to West and Southwest
An advertiser invites readers to call and meet a representative who conducts Homeseekers' Excursions on the first and third Tuesdays each month. The trips cover many parts of West and Southwest Oklahoma and Texas with literature mailed on request.
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West
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Filbert Heads Hen Derision Delegation At Linton Meeting
J B Filbert will lead the township delegates to the Fourteenth district convention in Linton instructing for Henderson of Bloomfield for circuit judge. Walton Stover was elected chair with A M Beasley secretary after a contentious vote.
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Linton
Stockso
J. B. Filbert
Charles Henderson
Bloomfield
Fourteenth
Greene-Sullivan
Walton Stover
A. M. Beasley
Henderson
Filbert
M. F. Pate
J. Filbert
O. W. Underwood
T. G. Morgan
Norman
Arch Moore
Beasley
Roll Hannum
William Rockcliffe
Sam Baxley
Sam James
Fourteenth Judicial District
Opera House
Indianapolis
I. S
A Point He Overlooked At Marienbad Weight Loss Tale
Bishop McVickar of Providence recalls a stout man who visited Marienbad seeking to shed about 50 pounds. He found the rates and regime harsh, and the hotel doctor quipped that high prices themselves would help reduce weight.
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Bishop McVickar
Providence
Marienbad
High School Lecture Course Showcased This Winter
An outstanding winter program for the high school lecture course features the Chicago Glee Club and the Dixie Jubilee Singers. Ralph Parlette and Eugene Laurant will perform, with the Salisbury orchestra also presenting.
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Chicago Glee Club
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Ralph Parlette
Eugene Laurant
Salisbury
Elks’ Lodge
East Indian Judge Resolves Death Ceremony Case
A native East Indian judge recounts a dispute over two men who killed and ate a fowl in a complainant’s house while journeying to death ceremonies. The judge consulted village elders, ruled the act serious, and fined the defendants one two year old buffalo and one silk garment, with payment delayed.
Starks buys Terre Haute meat market on Wabash Ave
Virgil Starks of Hymera purchases a meat market in Terre Haute located on Wabash avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets trades.
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Virgil Starks
Hymera
Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute
Seventh
Eighth
Eccentric Woman Sent to Sullivan From Police Court
Mary Ann Azzle, described as coal black and half witted, was jailed then released on a 50 cent pass to Sullivan. Chief Feiler arranged transport for her on the 10 o clock train. She amuses jailers by fashion mania, making ornaments from bed linen, wires, and combs and wearing improvised jewelry.
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Mary Ann Azzle
Sullivan
Feiler
Terre Haute Tribune
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
John N Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana writes that the pills cured periodic biliousness and constipation. The advertised pills guarantee satisfaction or money refunded. Available for 25 cents at Joe Ek Smock's.
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Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Joe Ek
Smock
Wagon breakdowns solved by Stu Debaker sales
Local ad notes broken wagon need repair and promotes Mattix Turman and Riggs selling the old reliable Stu Debaker. A vehicle update is mentioned with a new car arrival.
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Mattix, Turman & Riggs
Studebaker
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Institute Notes
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J. A. Booker
Fairbanks Township
George Smock
Jackson Township
Charles Zenor, Lawrence Loudermilk
Ant Nyy
Florida Sojourners
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Springfield
Xenia
Piqua
Sanduska
Louisville
Madison
Vandalia
Pennsylvania Co
T. E. Hoover
Agt. E
Sullivan, Ind
Shelburn Church
John Railsback
Chicago Wholesale and Mail Order House
E. Lake St
Chicago
Eli Woodward
James South
Homeseekers
Bailey Hawkins
Frisco
Lead and Immigration Agt
Brean
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