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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
6
The Sullivan Union carries a reprint from the Indianapolis Star criticizing W. A. Cullop and detailing Democratic opposition in the district. The piece notes local chatter on local option, the Merom Herald's editorials, and mockingly praises President Wilson era preparedness through satirical Dooley quotes and stinging portraits of political figures.
Friday night at Jackson Hill No 2 John Pirano was injured when a revolver discharged during a scuffle with Gilarimo Polite. The bullet tore flesh and damaged muscles in Pirano's right arm above the elbow.
Isaac N. Snow of this city, long an invalid from paralysis, is in serious condition after suffering a second stroke several days ago.
Sullivan lodge of Elks announces an informal dance tomorrow night with dancing starting at 8 30. The event invites members and guests to enjoy an evening of music and socializing.
The funeral for Alma Lane Carver was held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. R. H. Toole. Interment followed at Center Ridge cemetery. Mrs Carver, formerly of Shelburn, recently wed Albert B Carver and the couple left for Arkansas for timber business interests. Mrs Cavins of Indianapolis, in town visiting, has returned home.
In Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana Dollie Duncan sues George Duncan for divorce. Defendant not resident of Indiana per affidavit. He must appear and answer by January 28, 1916 or the case will proceed in his absence. Clerk’s seal and attorney Walter F Wood signs. First insertion December 1, 1915.
Mary F Standley and S Andrew Jackson Standley have a Complaint for Support filed in Sullivan Circuit Court No 16714. The defendant Andrew Jackson Standley is not a resident of Indiana. He must answer by January 28, 1916, or the case will proceed in his absence. First insertion December 1, 1915.
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