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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

4

Senator Guides Visitor Through Capitol to White House

A visitor recalls meeting a senator who escorted him from the Capitol to the White House after a morning walk. They passed the Fotunda under the dome, visited stores, and viewed landmarks including the Treasury building before reaching the White House. The senator mentions a bracelet of Maine steel buttons as a souvenir from a jewelry store purchase.

Capitol Senate House Mr. Weston Fotunda George White House Pennsylvania Avenue Annie Joe Sen Maine Havana Spain Navy Department Treasury Department

Weather report for Farmersburg week ending December 3

Miss Glenn Yeager cooperative weather observer for the county provides daily summaries from December 29 to December 5 clear and cloudy days with temperatures ranging from 19 to 47 degrees. The report lists date by date conditions including cloudy and par cloudy and clear days across the period.

Farmersburg Glenn Yeager Co-Operative

Marriage Licenses Listed for Plainfield Area Couples

Grover Crabl 23 farmer of Lewis wed Elsie Bush 20 of near Hymera. William Hughes 29 miner wed Myrtle E Harrison 23 of Coaimont. Delmar E Walker 30 miner of Harrisburg Ill wed Anna Cleo May 25 of Shelburn. Elmer R Booker 50 miner wed Jessie B Lacy of Pleasantville. William Davis 27 miner wed Lillie Benjamin 27 of Dugger. William B Bare 24 miner wed Myrtle Marratta 23 school teacher of Hymera.

Grover Crabl Farmer Lewis Elsie Bush Hymera William Hughes Miner Myrtle E. Harrison Coaimont Delmar E. Walker Harrisburg Ill Anna Cleo May Shelburn Elmer R. Booker Jessie B. Lacy Pleasantville William Davis Lillie Benjamin Dugger William B. Bare Gilmour Myrtle Marratta

New Suits in District Court

Elmus Carter sues Dollie Carter for divorce. Petition for adoption by J Frank Sawders and Lillian Sawders for Nellie Reed. Alexander Rogers sues Alfred C Patterson in replevin. Jacob Baughman and Serena Pirtle with Daniel Pirtle file suit for specific performance. Millard F Johnson sues Gregory Coal Mining Company for damages.

Elmus Carter Dollie Carter J. Frank Sawders Lillian Sawders Nellie Reed Alexander Rogers Alfred C. Patterson Jacob Baughman Serena Pirtle Daniel W. Pirtle Millard F. Johnson Gregory Coal Mining Company

Tom White Held on Liquor Law Charge at Shelburn

Sheriff Eley and Deputy Prosecutor Kinmen seized Shelburn location formerly the Cummins saloon after a search warrant. They found several bottles of beer and whiskey as evidence against Tom White an old liquor law offender now jailed.

Tom White Shelburn Cummins Eley Kinmen White

AY WANTED We Will Pay Top Market Prices for Hay

The Dix Lumber Company advertises paying the highest market prices for baled hay. Also seeking poultry hides old iron rubber and ink with contact at DAVID L. KAPLAN phone 275 502 N Court St AY.

David L. Kaplan N. Court St DIX Lumber Company

Transfer of Liquor License Requested in Hymera Indiana

Frank Everhapt seeks permission from Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners to move his retail liquor sales from one room to another within Hymera and to transfer his existing license. He has resided in Jackson Township for over six months and Indiana for over a year and is over 21. The location described is the lower front room on the ground floor of a two story brick building on Main Street Plew Sub-division Out Lot 7 Hymera. The action is set for the board’s next regular session beginning the first Monday in January 1916.

Jackson Township Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners Main Street Plew Hymera Frank State of Boearu of Commissioners Tackson Street Beckett Jackson Street Charles G. Burress Towit Township Eight William E. Harmbel Outlet No. 7 Boyd Gibson Permissior George W. Brown

Retail Liquor License Renewal Sought in Hymera Indiana

William H. Morris and James Shaw announce plans to renew a retail liquor license for selling spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in Hymera Town Sullivan County Indiana. The license covers on premises consumption with sale of liquors in quantities under five gallons at a brick ground floor room on Tackson Street in Beckett's First Addition.

Pumper Found Ill in Tent at Dodds Bridge Pool

Jas Bond of the Ohio Oil Company was found in a tent on a lease in the Dodds Bridge pool suffering from pneumonia. He was taken to Crowder Hospital for treatment in this city.

Ilm Jas. Bond Ohio Oil Company Dodds Bridge Pool Crowder Hospital

Renewal of Liquor License for Hymera Establishment

Ray Walters applies for a one year renewal to sell spiritous and intoxicating liquors at retail in a one story brick premises on Main Street Hymera Indiana. The description covers the ground floor of the building and lot 47 Plew Survey with front and glass doors facing Main Street. The applicant asserts residency and eligibility under Indiana law.

Renewal of Liquor License for Jackson Township Premises

Applications filed by William E Harmbel and Boyd Gibson seek renewal and new issuance of liquor licenses. Details describe ground floor rooms in listed parcels, with premises facing public highways, including measurements and location references in Jackson Township and Hymera.

Ground floor liquor premises description begins at list start

A historical notice describes malt and other intoxicating liquors sold on the ground floor of a one story frame building and outlines the premises location starting with a described beginning point.

Parcel for License to Sell Spirituous Liquor in Jackson Township

Notice of license to sell spirituous and vinous liquor at a building on the described premises in Jackson township. Ground floor measurements and frontage on the public highway are noted. Permit to serve a cold lunch with the business is to be requested. George W. Brown.

Police Seek Automobile Stolen From Local Resident

Chief of Police O. R. Rich traveled to Chicago to recover the car taken weeks ago from Joe Fusco by C. W. Pagel of Chicago and James Leonard of this city.

O. R. Rich Chicago Joe Fusco C. W. Pagel James Leonard

Florida Winter Plans For Hoke Thornhill and White

Mr and Mrs J F Hoke Miss Jennie Thornhill and Mrs R M White depart Saturday for Florida to spend the winter The Hokes will stay New Smyrna while Mrs White remains in DeLand Fl a

J. F. Hoke Jennie Thornhill R. M. White Florida Hokes New Smyrna White Deland Fila

Carlisle lodge officers elected for ensuing term

Carlisle lodge No. 50 I O O F announces officers for the new term led by Will K. Clarkson as N G and Roy McCormick as W G. Other posts filled include G W Clayton recording secretary A R Deiss financial secretary J L Wiggs treasurer Edwin Schu host A C Shake trustee D N Curry installing officer and several grand masters. Also notes upcoming officer elections in Sullivan Masonic bodies schedule and the Sullivan County Association convocation December 30 at the Masonic hall. Carlisle G A R Post elected officers led by Daniel Hines commander and Joseph Mahan chaplain with Bailey McConnell as officer of the day.

Carlisle Lodge No. 50 Will K. Clarkson N. G Roy McCormick W. G G. W. Clayton A. R. Deiss J. L. Wiggs Edwin Schu A. C. Shake D. N. Curry Ed. P. Reed Medford C. Pittman Frank J. First Sullivan Council S. M Sullivan Commandery K. T Sullivan Lodge A. M Masonic Hall Carlisle George W. Botramel Daniel Hines George Matthew S. V George Hale J. V Stephen Plummer James Miller Q. M William Wilson Joseph Mahan Bailey McConnell Wm. E. Cowle George Wilson

Carlisle Encampment Elects Officers

Morse Encampment No. 130 I O O F Carlisle has elected officers including Greeley Risher as C P and W A Deiss as S W Edwin Schu as J W Joy McCormick as scribe C A Schu as treasurer and B B Evans as trustee.

Carlisle Morse Greeley Risher C. P G. W. Clayton H. P W. A. Deiss S. W Edwin Schu J. W Joy McCormick C. A. Schu B. B. Evans

Carlisle Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers

Ruth Rebekah lodge No. 176 in Carlisle has elected Orpha Risher as Noble Grand Alice Angell as Vice Grand Florence McCormick recording secretary Corinthia Clayton financial secretary Sadie Hoover treasurer.

Carlisle Rebekahs Ruth Rebekah Lodge No Carlisle Orpha Risher N. G Alice Angell V. G Florence McCormick Corinthia Clayton Sadie Hoover

Merom Odd Fellows Elects Lodge Officers

Merom Odd Fellows lodge has elected G. C. Vickrey as N. G. M. A. Reynolds as V. G. Marion Thompson is recording secretary George Pinkston is financial secretary J. M. Cramer is treasurer Winfred Reid serves as trustee and C. F. Vickrey is the installing officer.

Merom Odd Fellows Merom Odd Fellows Lodge G. C. Vickrey N. G M. A. Reynolds V. G Marion Thompson George Pinkston J. M. Cramer Winfred Reid C. F. Vickrey

Shelburn Encampment elects officers

Shelburn Encampment No. 284 N. O. O. F. has elected Archie Forbes as C P. Champ McClanahan as H P. William E. Raines as S W. Russell Scott as recording secretary. H V Stark as financial secretary Elza Douglas as treasurer.

Shelburn Shelburn Encampment Archie Forbes C. P Champ McClanahan H. P Wm. E. Raines S. W Russell Scott H. V. Stark Elza Douglas

Jerusalem Chapter No. 8 Elects 1916 Officers

Royal Arch Masons Jerusalem Chapter No. 8 elected 1916 officers at a Thursday night meeting. High Priest Dirrelle Chaney. King William E. Aydelotte. Scribe John Er singer. Treasurer Ernest D. Davis. Secretary Milton A. Haddon. Captain of the Host Alonzo C. Owens. Principal Sojourner Win S. Bicknell. Royal Arch Captain Frank J. First. William L. Sisson named another post.

Royal Arch Masons Jerusalem Dirrelle Chaney William E. Aydelotte John Ersinger Ernest D. Davis Milton A. Haddon Alonzo C. Owens Win S. Bicknell Frank J. First Royal Arch William L. Sisson

Sullivan Eastern Star Officers Elected

Sullivan Chapter No. 188 O. E. S. held an election Monday night naming Mrs. E. F. Walker as worthy matron Lee F. Bays as worthy patron Mrs. Robert Calvert associate matron Don Cochran treasurer Capitola Basler secretary Nina Bridwell conductress Lola Poston associate conductress.

Sullivan Eastern Star Sullivan E. F. Walker Lee F. Bays Robert Calvert Don Cochran Capitola Basler Nina Bridwell Lola Poston

Sullivan Odd Fellows Elects Lodge Officers

Sullivan lodge of Odd Fellows No 14% elected officers Friday night with HE S Griggs as Noble Grand Charles A Beasley as Worthy Grand R L Haddon recording secretary N D Martin financial secretary Stephen Brunger treasurer and Nick Mayfield as trustee.

Sullivan Odd Fellows Sullivan Lodge of Odd Fellows HE. S. Griggs N. G Charles A. Beasley W. G R. L. Haddon N. D. Martin Stephen Brunger Nick Mayfield

Bonds Sold to Fund Sullivan County Hospital

County commissioners sold 30000 dollars in bonds for a county hospital construction to Miller & Company of Indianapolis. Bonds mature in twenty years with interest at 4 1/2 percent. Under the new county hospital law no appropriation is needed for the project and bed sales remain at the commissioners’ option.

Sullivan County Hospital Miller & Company of Indianapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ator Retail Liquor License Liquor License William H. Morris James Shaw Section Township Ray Walters Odd Fellows Price & Burkholder J. A. Knotts & CO West Side Square P. A. Barco Briggs Building County Hospital Board G. D. Scott West Washington Street Joe S. Reed South Main Street Terre Haute THE UNION
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