Explosion of Gas Kills Gas In Farley
Farley reports a fatal gas explosion with likely fatal injuries to John Ford. Investigations focus on cause as responders secure the site and assess damage.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
1
Fatal gas pocket explosion at Reliance injures two men
In Shelburn on December 6 an explosion from a gas pocket in a Reliance Ane room killed James Farley, 21, and seriously injured John Ford, 21. Both men were knocked to the ground when lamps on their caps ignited the gas as they entered a trap door. Ford died later at St. Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute. Farley likely died from after-damp. Weather kept cooling fans from working, allowing gas to accumulate. Farley, a Shelburn resident, and Ford, from Athens, Ohio, were unwed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
James Farley
John Ford
St. Anthony's Hospital
Terre Haute
William Mead
Farley
Ford
Athens
Merom Husker Sets World Record In Corn Shucking
Frank McKinney broke all corn shucking records at Merom on Saturday by husking 140 4-7 bushels in 9 hours and hauling to Merom Elevator Co. The prior best was 125 bushels with a one mile haul. The ear weighed, leaving little doubt about the amount husked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom
Frank McKin Jey
Merom Elevator Co
Frinuk
Commodore Monk Shoots Claim Over 150 Bushels Load
Graysville reports Commodor Monk shocked for Charles Wible a Turman township farmer last Wednesday. He hauled 150 bushels a quarter mile and unloaded it from 6 AM to 4 30 PM at the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
Monk
Charles Wible
Turman Township
Marriage of Mrs Rebecca Eaton and Mrs William Alleman
News of the marriage between Mrs Rebecca A D Eaton of Sullivan Indiana and Mrs William Alleman of Argos Indiana. The ceremony was held at 1846 Wilton Place the home of Mr and Mrs Jasper Parish with Rev Stanley Ross Fisher officiating. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside at 1824 Wilton Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Rebecca A. D. Eaton
Sullivan
Ind
Wm. Alleman
Argos
Jasper Parish
Wilton Place
Stanley Ross Fisher
Jasper Paish
Lewis
E. Friel
Change Mine Ownership in Shirley Hill No 1
Information released indicates Shirley Hill mine No 1 payrolls will be issued by Vandalia coal company. The Shirley Co. appears sold to Vandalia or to A. M. Ogle, president of Vandalia and Chicago & Indianapolis Coal Co. The mine with 325 workers sits on the Monon railroad, which will buy all coal output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Shirley Hill
Vandalia Coal Company
Shirley Co
Vandalia
A. M. Ogle
Chicago & Indianapolis Coal Co
Shirley
Monon
Ogle
Man Seeks to Help Others After Personal Healing
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri describes thirty years of seeking relief and credits Electric Bitters with curing his backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders. He claims five bottles wholly cured him and recommends the remedy for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria at Joe K Smock & Son's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Boyer
Fertile
Joe K. Smock & Son’s
Shortage Charged to Sullivan County Recorder
Indianapolis December 6 The state board of accounts certifies a report charging Andrew J. Curry Sullivan county recorder with 643.31 in unaccounted fees. Curry receives 30 percent of totals. He posted a 2000 bond when 4000 is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Board of Accounts
Andrew J. Curry
Sullivan County
Curry
Fairbanks High Defeats Hymera In Hoops Clash
Fairbanks high school beat Hymera high school 39 to 18 in Fairbanks on Saturday night. In a curtain raiser, Fairbanks Independents defeated Prairie Creek Independents 48 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Hymera
Hymera High School
Fairbanks Independents
Prairie Creek
C. Johnson
Pound
Drake
Wilson
L. Johnson
Frakes
Hall
Hunt
Williams
Northorp
Fairbanks High School
Holmes
Lester Howards
Harmon
Johnson
Thomas
Gilbert
Pennard
Smith
Tipton
Rusher
Fairbanks H
Hymera LH
Death of Finley Collins in Carlisle area
Finley O Collins, a well known farmer of Haddon township, died Sunday night at his home two miles southeast of Carlisle after a five day illness with pneumonia. He was 55, leaves a wife and three children. Collins had 200 acres, was an extensive stock raiser and shipper, and was elected a member of the county council at the recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Collins
Carlisle
Finley O. Collins
Haddon
Here
Collins
Burton Murder Trial Opens in Greene County Court
The trial of Charles Burton charged with the murder of August Staples at Jackson Hill No. 4 began Monday in Greene county circuit court at Bloomfield. Staples was killed after a quarrel over a crap game and escaped but was captured later in Henderson Kentucky.
Otto Tenders Resignation as County Electric Manager
Manford Otto resigns as manager of Sulli van County Electric Co. He offered no future plans and a successor has not been named. Otto led the old company when the plant was bought by Clinton interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Manford Otto
Sullivan County Electric Co
Clinton People
Johnson Buys Meat Market In Terre Haute
W E Johnson of Terre Haute has purchased the C W Scott meat market on the north side of the public square. Johnson once owned the store and returns to the business community. Scott has not decided his plans but will likely go south for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
W. E. Johnson
Terre Haute
C. W. Scott
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Scott
Maurice Asdell Sells Personal Property Then Moves to Bristol
Maurice Asdell held a sale of his personal property at his North State Street home Saturday. He departed Monday with his wife for Bristol, Colorado to improve Mrs. Asdell's health and plans to enter the drug business there in spring. Bristol, a growing town, is served by a nearby railroad three miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Asdell
North State Street
Bristol
Colo
Presbyterian church elders dine with Rev and Mrs McArthur
Rev and Mrs J H McArthur hosted the church elders and trustees and their wives at a six o'clock luncheon on Friday evening. A conference followed the meal to discuss church matters. Guests included John T Hays Geo Goodwin John C Chaney W N Thompson E G Carruthers Philip Jenkins Ben Davis Stephen Brunger John Montgomery and W A Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McArthur
The
Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Mayor and Mrs Hoover Visit Carlisle Then Winter in Chicago
Mayor and Mrs. T. B. Hoover accompanied the former's mother to Carlisle last Wednesday for a short visit with relatives before traveling to Chicago to spend the winter with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hoover
Carlisle
Chicago
Three Men Return After Cold Halt in Flat Rock Work
H. O. McKinley, Charles Orr and Murray Nichols returned home last Wednesday night from Flat Rock after finishing extensive concrete work. The sudden drop in temperature made it impossible to continue the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. McKinley
Charles Orr
Murray Nichols
Flat Rock
Lil
Farmers' Short Course at Terre Haute
A district farmers short course will be held in Terre Haute January 30 to February 4 under Purdue extension. The program offers practical farming lectures for men and domestic science demonstrations for youths, with a boys and girls class. Instructors and subjects span corn, live stock, weeds, dairy, poultry, horticulture, soil improvement, and more, with a one dollar membership for full access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue Experiment Station
Purdue
Christie
Lafayette
Centerville
Worthington
Evansville
Greensburg
Veedersburg School
G. I. Christie
Fred C. Palin
M. O. Thompson
G. M. Frier
F. C. Hillman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Gertrude McCheyne
Grace Woodward
Perry Crane
Otis Crane
M. W. Richards
J. B. Abbott
Blind Tigers Arrested in Shelburn Indictments
Sheriff Wible arrested six men at Shelburn Thursday on grand jury indictments for operating blind tigers. Jack McCracklin faced eight counts and posted $250 bond per case. Lou McCracklin on three counts, Isaac Cooper on three, Lucian Armstrong and Pearl Hershfield on one each, all bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Wible
Jack McCracklin
Lou McCracklin
Isaac Cooper
Lucian Armstrong
Pearl Hershfield
Elks Hold Memorial Services in Sullivan Lodge Hall
Sullivan lodge of Elks held its annual memorial services Sunday afternoon in the lodge hall. Hon. Wm. L. Slinkard delivered a fine eulogy and was praised for his effort. The Mensingers quartet with Miss Marie Krug, Miss Pearl McMorrow, and Mrs. Lee Bays sang. Rev. J. M. Vawter gave the invocation and benediction. Deceased members named are John S. Bays, Jesse Mahley, Joseph Loughery, and Ribert S. Stratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Sullivan Lodge of Elks
Wm. L. Slinkard
Mensingers
Marie Krug
Pearl McMorrow
Lee Bays
J. M. Vawter
Sullivan Lodge
John S. Bays
Jesse Mahley
Joseph Loughery
Ribert S. Stratton
County Clerk Reports Record Hunters Licenses Issued
The county clerk's office notes 700 licenses set as last year’s peak and already surpassed with December pending. September saw 31 licenses, October 105, and November 566 issued. Deputy Clerk Burkholder records each licensee's address and forwards monthly receipts to State Game Warden George W. Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miles
Largest corn yield reported at Allen Newlin farm
On the Allen Newlin farm in Turman township, William Jeffers produced a record corn yield from six acres, averaging over 102 bushels per acre by weight. The land had grown tomatoes the prior year, showing corn’s value as a fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jeffers
Allen Newlin
Turman Township
Daniel Neal Granted Pardon By Governor Marstall
Governor Marstall grants Daniel Neal a pardon after health concerns and family hardship cited. Neal, jailed for operating a blind tiger near Jackson Will No. 2, must abstain from liquor, refrain from selling intoxicants, and pay $92 in fines and costs. He served most of a 60 day sentence from Judge Tierderson. his wife faces a grand jury indictment for selling intoxicating liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Neal
Marstall
Jackson
Neal
Tierderson
Whiskey hidden behind paintings at depot hotel raid
Chief Henry Smith and Deputy Ed Whely raided George Gromer’s depot hotel last Friday and found pint bottles of whiskey behind a large picture and in a dresser drawer. Gromer posted bond and was arraigned before Squire Kirkham, pleading not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gromer
Depot Hotel
Henry Smith
Ed Whely
Gromer
Bond
Squire Kirkham
Good Prospects for Recovery for Injured Boy
Lawrence Riggs son of Mr and Mrs Charles Riggs of this city was seriously injured when a pitchfork tine pierced his head. He was taken to a Chicago hospital for an operation, withstood the procedure well, and recovery is expected. The tine did not enter the brain as feared, but came close and a blood clot formed over the brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Riggs
Charles Riggs
Chicago
Drunk and Missing Miner Brought Back for Fine
July 10 Claire Pigg a Farnsworth miner was arrested for drunkenness by Constable John Watson and taken before Squire Kirkham who allowed him to go home to get a bond. He never returned. Last week he drank again and was arrested. He pleaded guilty and was fined one and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Pigg
Farnsworth
John Watson
Squire Kirkham
Busseron
Carlisle I O O F Officers Elected for Six Months
Carlisle reports the I O O F lodge elected Arch Deiss as Noble Grand P F Hooper as Vice Grand Charlie Lisman as Right Supporter Roy McCormick as Friend of Lodge Joseph Shepherd to serve as treasurer and Paul Watson as trustee for the six month term starting January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Arch Deiss
N. G
P. F. Hooper
V. G
Charlie Lisman
R. S
Roy McCormick
Joseph Shepherd
Paul Watson
Hunter Accidentally Shot in Rabbit Hunt
Merom residents report Albert Turner was accidentally shot in the legs by friend B M Doan during a rabbit hunting trip on December 3. Turner walked to town for treatment after the incident near a ravine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom
Albert Turner
B. M. Doan
Turner
Doan
Royal Arch Officers Elected in Jerusalem Chapter No 81
Jerusalem chapter No 81 R A M elected officers Thursday night John Horsinger H P Dirrelle Chaney K J H Neff S James M Lang treasurer Man ford Otto secretary W E Aydelotte C of H Paul Higbee P 5 I L Thomson R A C Jos W Griffith G M 3d V John A Mattix G M 2d V W L Sisson G M 1st V M A Haddon trustee for three years A V Munich trustee for one year to fill vacancy from death of F E Basler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Jerusalem
John Horsinger
H. P
Dirrelle Chaney
J. H. Neff
James M. Lang
Manford Otto
W. E. Aydelotte
Paul Higbee
I. L. Thomson
Jos. W. Griffith
G. M. 3d
John A. Mattix
G. M
W. L. Sisson
G. M. 1St
M. A. Haddon
A. V. Munich
F. E. Basler
Tribe of Ben Hur Moves Meeting Place
The local court of the Tribe of Ben Hur relocates from the Masonic hall above Reed and Batey drug store to rooms in the Citizens Trust building, previously used by the Entre Nous club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
The
Tribe of Ben Hur
Masonic Hall
Reed & Batey
Citizens Trust Building
Entre Nous Club
Letters to Santa Claus from Ida Richardson
A child writes to Santa asking for Christmas treats and gifts including candy nuts furs and muff and signs as Ida Richardson in this brief segment from a holiday correspondence page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Ida Richardson
John A. Curry Takes City Editor Post in Great Falls Montana
John A. Curry a longtime Boston Globe editor is moving to Montana to become city editor of the Morning Tribune of Great Falls. Curry a Sullivan County native and former Sullivan Times teacher and deputy clerk has spent most of his career in New England papers and the Worcester Telegram before joining the Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Curry
Boston Morning Globe
Morning Tribune
Great Falls
Mont
Curry
Sullivan
Ble
Sullivan Times
New England
Mass
Telegram
Gobe
The
Tribune
Northwest
Butte
Montana
Boston Globe
Rural Route Five Discontinued Over Unrepaired Culverts
Postmaster Holmes orders the discontinuance of rural route No. 5 from this city between the Caledonia corner and Marshall Maxwell corner in Cass township due to failure to repair culverts. Supervisor Frank Asrey of Cass has received notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Caledonia Corner
Marshall Maxwell
Cass Township
Frank Asrey
Cass
Sul livan County Farmers Institute Set for Dec 20 21
The Sullivan county farmers institute will be held at Carlisle on December 20 and 21. The first day focuses on men with addresses by J. Bey of Milltown Indiana on farm topics. The second day is dedicated to women with Miss Gertrude McCheyne of Lafayette speaking on domestic science subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Sullivan County Farmers Institute
Kk. J. Bey
Milltown
Ind
Gertrude McCheyne
Lafayette
Aged Citizen John McCarter Sr. Dies Near Carlisle
John McCarter Sr., 71, of three miles south of Carlisle, died Monday from heart disease complicated by pneumonia after more than a year of illness. His wife has been bedridden with typhoid fever for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
John McCarter, Sr
Here
Miner Edward Ragle Injured by Slate Fall at Vandalia No. 9
Edward Ragle, 30, a miner at Vandalia No. 9, was seriously hurt when a slate fall trapped him this morning. He sustained severe back and hip bruising but was expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagger
Edward Ragle
Vandalia No. 9
Marriage Licenses List Numerous Couples Granted Bonds
Clement H. McGrew and Hazel B. Alsman George W. Wright and Sarah J. Howard Cody Burch and Grace M. Turpen Joseph S. Kraus and Glenn G. McCammon Claude Oliver and Mary McFadyen William Hutchinson and Ruth R. Park John T. McCammon and Ethel J. Leonard C. Carr and Nellie Keene Otto J. Jewell and Adah H. Smith Pearl W. VanMeter and Maude M. Pifer Otto Nelson and Mabel F. Moore Arthur B. Bennett and Lola Roe Paul O. Wells and Stella Wellington Clarence Everhart and Jessie L. Godfrey Frank Kahre and Grace C. Robbins Harry Davis and Effie M. Robertson Lex T. Skinner and Priscilla Peacok Otto Shields and Inez J. Mattix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement H. McGrew
Hazel B. Alsman
George W. Wright
Sarah J. Howard
Cody Burch
Grace M. Turpen
Joseph S. Kraus
Glenn G. McCammon
Claude Oliver
Mary McFadyen
William Hutchinson
Ruth R. Park
John T. McCammon
Ethel J. McCammon
Leonard C. Carr
Nellie Keene
Otto J. Jewell
Adah H. Smith
Pearl W. VanMeter
Maude M. Pifer
Otto Nelson
Mabel F. Moore
Arthur B. Bennett
Lola Roe
Paul O. Wells
Stella Wellington
Weather of a Week in Farmersburg
Maurice Yeager, co operative weather observer for the county, reports the seven day period ending December 4 shows a sequence of cloudy to partly cloudy days. Temperatures ranged from a high of 51 to a low of 13, with several days in the mid thirties and twenties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Maurice Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Calvert Named Justice of the Peace in Hamilton Township
County commissioners appointed Robert Calvert as justice of the peace for Hamilton Township to succeed Andy Sinclair who moved to replace Clayton Price after Price resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Robert Calvert
Hamilton Township
Andy Sinclair
Clayton Price
Wabash River Recognition Blocked by House Committee
The river and waterways committee rejected recognizing the Wabash river and denied funding for surveys or construction. Representative D S Alexander said the Wabash restoration is meritorious and that Congress may make it navigable eventually, but work must follow canalization of the Ohio River and won’t occur for at least twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Rivers and “Waterways
Board of Engineers
D. S. Alexander
Congress
Terre Haute
Surprise Birthday Supper For Miss Mabel Chambers
Fairbanks on December 3 a large gathering surprised Miss Mabel Chambers at her home marking her seventeenth birthday. More than twenty couples attended a supper with friends including Myfte Wilton, Lannie Wilton, Nora Gambill of Prairie Creek, Scott City residents, and local families such as the Johnsons and Drakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Mabel Chambers
Misses Myfte
Lannie Wilton
Lillian Pittman
Facia Carter
Olive Riggs
Nora Gambill
Prairie Creek
la- Vina Welsh
Winnie Wayhearst
Scott City
Belle Yeager
Florence Albee
Maude Pogue
Bessie Albee
Gladys Criss
Bonnie Drake
Florence Bowen
Jessie
Florence Welsh
Chloa
Marjorie Jared
Pearl Johnson
Arthur Drake
Ira Wilson
Ben Pogue
Cecil Johnson
Lynn Johnson
Ava Johnson
Lawrence Pittman
Claud Dilley
Milton Drake
Willie Kersey
Loren Thomas
Elmerson Thomson
Cecil Drake
Calvin Russell
Chauncey Sague
Elmer Holmes
Ray Scott
O. M. Champers
Jas. R. Johnson
Charley Johnson
Parmerburg Social Notes and Local Moves
Wild west show attendance noted in Parmerburg along with many local visits and travels. Names include Minnie McNeely in Terre Haute and Archie Maher taking a Kirkwood, Ohio position. Miss Ona McGlone and others visited, while Darrell Julian is ill under Dr. Oliphant care in town.
Miss Ethel and Miss Dorothy McCloud Return to Work
Miss Ethel McCloud who teaches in Martinsville public schools returns to her job after visiting home folks for Thanksgiving. Miss Dorothy McCloud, principal of the high school at North Manchester Greencastle Herald, resumes duties following the holiday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Dorothy McCloud
Martinsville
Dorothy
North Manchester
Greencastle Herald
Parma mill chief visits home folks
D J Hoke who runs a large sawmill at Parma Missouri for Holcomb and Hoke Co is in town visiting his family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Hoke
Parma
Holcomb and Hoke Co
Mrs Whitman Travels to Colorado for Health Benefit
Mrs Anna Whitman widow of the late Thomas Whitman left last week for Greely Colorado seeking improvement in her health. The notice cites her status as a widow and notes the journey for medical well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Whitman
Greely, Colo
Thomas Whitman
Terre Haute woman visits Miss Mattie Louthan
Miss Maude Poole of Terre Haute visited Miss Mattie Louthan last week in a brief social call likely noted in local society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Poole
Terre Haute
Mattie Louthan
Carrithers of Turman township in Sullivan visit
G. T. Carrithers of Turman township was in Sullivan Friday for undisclosed reasons visiting community contacts and handling errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Carrithers
Turman Township
Sullivan
Shelburn Blaze Destroys Multiple Stores in Largest Fire
A Sunday morning fire started in Mitchell Bros. and swept to Mills & Co. and Hill meat market, the worst in Shelburn history. Loss around 325000 with 17000 insurance from Laurent Thompson and 34009 from First Bolinger. Hymera and Sullivan departments aided. Sullivan delayed when a fire wagon horse team bolted past Little Flock church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Mitchell Tros
Pinto
Find HH. Hill
W. EL. Mills & Co
Mitchell Bros
Laurent & Thompson
First & Bolinger
Tills
Mills & Co
Carter Block
Hill
Odd Fellows
A. J. Curry
Big Springs Social Roundup and Visits
Mr. Pitser spent last week at Warren Watson's. Ella Eno left Friday for an extended visit with relatives in Ohio. E C Eno and Tom Durham purchased Manure spreaders Saturday of McNutt and Musgrave in Hutsonville. Mrs. Joanna Davis was in Meroin Friday. Ray Watson visited his cousin Mervin Beard Saturday and Sunday. Frank Badger spent Sunday with James Durham. Tom and Keanu Medsker were in Hutsonville Saturday. Mrs. E L Duffer was in Mervin Saturday. John Greene of Jackson County visited his uncle John Greene last Mrs Allie Watson has in her possession a deed signed by President Martin Van Buren Aug. 1, 1837. Rev. Bennett's father preached here Sunday evening and will be here during the week each evening. Come out. A cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pitser
Warren Watson
Ella Eno
Ohio
E. C. Eno
Tom Durham
McNutt and Musgrave
Hutson Ville
Joanna Davis
Meroin
Ray Watson
Mervin Beard
Frank Badger
James Durham
Tom
Keanu Medsker
Hutsonville
E. L. Duffer
Local Social Notes From Sullivan And Surrounding Areas
Merom Ford Johnson visited Sullivan with Prof W S Sanford Saturday. Mrs Charles Vickery visits relatives in Linton. Thomas Kaufman of Patricksburg visits. Co F Boyer and family plan to move to Terre Haute. Miss Grace Bland and Edna Vigus dined with Mrs J T Hunt. Eva Wagner of Terre Haute and Mrs Irene Newland of Palestine visit Mrs John Newland. Wm McKinley and wife in Terre Haute Tuesday. Mrs Hattie Harper recovering from serious illness. Revival meeting continues at M B church. Commercial club annual banquet deemed a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Johnson
Sullivan
W. S. Sanford
Charles Vickery
Linton
Thomas Kaufman
Patricksburg
Co. F. Boyer
Terre Haute
Grace Bland
Edna Vigus
J. T. Hunt
Eva Wagner
Irene Newland
Palestine
John Newland
Wm. McKinley
Hattie Harper
M. B. Church
Commercial Club
Local greetings mix with distant kin
Frank Gray of Indianapolis spent Sunday with relatives here. William L. Wilkey of Gill was in Sullivan Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gray
Indianapolis
William L. Wilkey
Gill
Sullivan
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Reliance
BOARD
County Recorder
Andy J. Curry
Sulivan County
Clarence Everhart
Jessie L. Godfrey
Frank Kahre
Grace C. Robbins
Harry Davis
Effie M. Robert
Lex T. Skinner
Priscilla Peacock
Otto Shields
Inez J. Mattix
Parmersburg
Minnie McNeely
Joe McClain
George Hall
Sam O’neal
Will Gravely
Gertrude
Robert
Ona McGlone
Perry Beach
Lemmie Frakes
Herschel Hall
Fred Hall
Ora
Golda McGlone
Lou Hall
Anna Ray
Florence O’neal
Myra Johnson
Cliva Bennett
Nellie Rusk
Harve Johnson
Myrtle Blue
Greencastle
Mary Lloyd
Alta McAllister
Beechwood Academy
Darrell
Adva Julian
Hymera Department
Big Springs
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