Bedwell Urges Fidelity to Flag for Universal Peace
Mr. Bedwell praised the virtues of the order and urged every American to beat fidelity to the American flag into his heart. He said universal peace will come only when brotherly love governs.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
2
Mr. Bedwell praised the virtues of the order and urged every American to beat fidelity to the American flag into his heart. He said universal peace will come only when brotherly love governs.
A recital program lists performers and selections including Nocturne in Bow, Norwegian Dance, Grieg works, Autumn Heath, and Serenata in Dow. Also noted are dances by Moszkowski, Blann, Chopin, and a Prelude in G. The ushers named are Mrs. Omar Nickel, Mrs. Jess B. Burnett, Miss Etta Lovelace, Miss Goldie Thomas, and Miss Marie Buckley.
John W. Keeslar a former Union Christian college student died in Danville Illinois on November 238 after an appendicitis operation. He was born August 24 1864 at Danville and entered U. C. GC in 1884 to study law. He graduated Wesleyan Law School Bloomington in 1888 and was admitted to the Danville bar in 1889 where he practiced law until his death.
Emil W. McCoy of this city earned an varsity letter I at Indiana University on Coach Childs recommendation. He is son of B. F. McCoy of the Sullivan Mill and Elevator Company and a Sullivan high school graduate.
George Wheeler once a Shelburn saloonist now living in Terre Haute was arrested Friday by Sheriff Kelley on charges of corrupting the Curry township local option election and conspiring to commit a felony. Wheeler posted bond for his appearance.
The Terre Haute Star notes Thomas J. Houck announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the second district. He accuses a local rumor of deception and urges voters to seek the truth, claiming three candidates compete and urging support for his campaign.
Frank Ferguon, former Shelburn postmaster, pleaded guilty to embezzling 451.23 from the Shelburn office. He is serving an eighteen month term in Leavenworth federal prison after a sentence by Judge Anderson in Indianapolis, transported Friday in a special car with other inmates.
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