Fall of the Antichrist Foretold in Historic Prophecy
A London Daily Call excerpt from 1914 relays Bro. Johannes of Sixtieth Century’s prophecy. It describes the coming Antichrist, a monarch allied with rulers and false Christians, to be crushed by the Lamb’s three animals, with a red era, wars across nations, and a final reign of peace under the White Eagle.
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Johannes
Bro. Johannes
France
England
Russia
Austria
Germany
Luther
Prince of
Lies
Nero
Benedictus
Rome
Hell
Michael
Europe
Constantinople
Anderson-Gunn Comedy Co to Open Week in Sullivan
The Anderson-Gunn Comedy Co will open a week long engagement in Sullivan starting Monday Sept 3 using a large water proof tent on the Eaton lot west of the Davis hotel. The troupe promises musical comedies farce and drama with a band and noon concerts daily. The opening drama is The Girl from Wyoming and Monday night offers a free admission for one lady with each 20c ticket. Tickets are 10 and 20 cents.
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Anderson-Gunn Comedy Co
Sullivan
Wyoming
Eaton Lot
Davis Hotel
Weather of a Week in Farmersburg
Miss Glenn Yeager, cooperative weather observer, reports for the week ending August 26: daily highs and lows range from 74 to 89 degrees with mostly cloudy conditions and some clear days. Rain traces on the 21st and measurable amounts on the 22nd and 23rd totaling 0.20 inches.
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Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative
Soldiers from Sullivan County Listed by Board for Army Service
A local list records Sullivan County men filed as not exempt from military service and others who passed physicals and filed exemption claims. Names include J. O. Hornbeck Earl W. Morris Chas Walters Arthur Hershon Edward Theal tip Tipton Ancil Ashcraft Walter Denton Melvin Bedwell Ralph Brown Louis Grover Gambill Hartzbury Fay Wilson and many others.
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Sullivan County
J. O. Hornbeck
Earl W. Morris
Chas
Walters Arthur Hershon
Edward O. Brower
Tip Tipton
Ancil Ashcraft
Walter Denton
Melvin Bedwell
Ralph O. Brown
Roy B. Louis Grover C. Gambill
Walter Hartzbury
Fay H. Wilson Henry Conrad Theal
John Dockerty George Benton Thompson
Erlie Woodward
Hartley Williams
Orion Self
Earl Marion Fisher
Carl A. Pierson
Ora W. Bradbury
Gilbert I
Gambill
Ned Hummel
Jesse E. Bedwell
B. Carr
Stephen Mason
Steven S. Mason
Ernest McKinley Lovelace
Sam Watts
Clarence Gose
Nelson Padgett
Martin Birch
George C. Barrows
Clarence Lee
John Harlow
William Monroe
Fred Brunker
Evan Arnold Kearne
John E. Hickman
Walter Omar Moody
John F. Fox
Hershel B. Hall
Frank Nitterhous
Walter Dorris
Isaac Brown Alonzo Collins
Thomas Barrowman
Scott Yates
Ralph Dungen
William A. Niewald
Moses Chester Norris Samuel Lester Frakes
Fred Willey
Jesse Harris
Melvin S. Dean
Graysville Social Notes Mention Visits and Local Trades
Mrs D T Cushman and sons Harold and Robert return to Danville Indiana after seven weeks visiting in the county. Ruth and Luella Eno stayed with parents north of the village. Ollie Kennett visited John York. Thomas Moore and children from Sullivan spent last week with Mrs Wm Moore. John Ridgeway shopped in Sullivan. May Ransford visited near Dodd's bridge. Charles Thomas visited Loyal Taylor. several families from Washington joined Wm Yager's visitors. John York transacted business in Terre Haute en route to Merom. Alex Neese called on Mrs York. Will Benefield and Texas family visit local friends. Burton store sold to Mr Stearn of Vincennes. Rankin of Union transacted business here. Mrs C B E Thomas improving after illness.
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D. T. Cushman
Harold
Robert
Danville
Indiana
Ruth
Luella Eno
C. W. Eno
Ollie Kennett
John York
Thomas Moore
Sullivan
Wm. M. Moore
John Ridgeway
May Ransford
Dodd’s Bridge
Charles Thomas
Loyal Taylor
John F. Ward
Oswald Ward
Ed and
Ray Smith
Washington
Ind
Wm. Yager
ProceEdings Dismissed in Habeas Case Against Sheriff Hale
Habeas corpus proceedings brought by Jne. Borders againstCounty Sheriff Orville Hale were dismissed after Borders failed to post a reduced bond of 1000 dollars from 5000 dollars. Borders faced assault with intent charges regarding Harry Hout of Wilfred.
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Jne
Borders
Orville Hale
Harry Hout
Wilfred
Kinman Heads to Fort Harrison for ROTC Training
Guy M. Kinman left Monday for Indianapolis to enter Fort Harrison for training in the second officers reserve corps. He was accompanied by Jesse Walters of Haddon Township who recently graduated from the University of Illinois.
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Guy M. Kinman
Indianapolis
Fort Harrison
Second
Officers Reserve Corps
Jesse Walters
Haddon Township
University of Illinois
For Sale Fence Posts and Lumber by Anthony Alsman
Anthony Alsman offers fence posts Mulberry Sassafras Walnut and second growth White Oak plus lumber. Located R. R. 5 Sullivan Paxton phone 8 on 23.
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Anthony Alsman
R. R
Sullivan
Paxton
Sullivan County Indiana County Council Meeting Notice 1917
Notice to Preston Stout J P Wilkey Jas A McClanahan Alvin S Gobin Wesley Carrico D E Everhart and Jonathan Scott to meet in regular session at the Auditor's Office on September 4 1917 to make appropriations for 1918 and re appropriations and any other business before the council. Witness Frank M Daniels Auditor.
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Preston Stout
J. P. Wilkey
Jas. A. McClanahan
Alvin S. Gobin
Wesley Carrico
D. E. Everhart
Jonathan Scott
Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
John Walters
John Scott
John Mattix
Frank M. Daniels
Personal notices of military transfers and visits
Lieutenant Emil McCoy leaves for Fort Taylor Louisville to be an instructor. Lieutenant Paul Meisenhelder extends furlough to September 5. Will Benefield and son Brewer visit Graysville relatives. Lieutenant Russell Thompson heads to Fort Wright Connecticut with U S Coast Artillery. Julius Harry returns from Atlantic City and Norfolk. Mrs A Q O Kenfauver visits Dayton relatives. Mrs H L Harbaugh visits Erie, Kansas daughter.
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Emil McCoy
W. C. McCoy
Fort Taylor
Louisville
Paul Meisenhelder
James Meisenhelder
U. S. Engineers Corps
Will Benefield
Son Brewer
Panhandle
Tex
Graysville
Russell Thompson
Will A. Thompson
Fort Wright
New London
Connecticut
U.S. Coast Artillery
Julius Harry
Atlantic City
Norfolk
Sol Goodman
A. QO. Kenfauver
Dayton
Ohio
John Cain
H. L. Harbaugh
Erie
Kansas
Harry Kelly
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