Civil docket items from Terre Haute court filings
Summary of civil docket actions including receivership approvals and discharges, foreclosures, deed set asides, damages and real estate disputes, highway location petitions, partition of real estate, and divorces across Sullivan, Greene, and Vigo counties with multiple parties and lawsuits against coal companies, banks, and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Jenkins
Edward Jenkins
William Jenkins
Theodore Brunker
Terre Haute
Indianapolis and Eastern Tracton Company
Seventh Vein Coal Company
Sullivan County
Margaret DeCamp
Silas DeCamp
Clinton S. Woodard
Clara B. Lambert
Charles L. Woodard
William A. Woodard
Martha J. Daugherty
Local Divorces and Custody Orders Across County Dockets
Cordie A Quick and Everett Quick receive a custody and support decree with child support set at two dollars weekly payable to Peoples State Bank of Carlisle. Estella Phegley granted divorce from Glenn Phegley with infant custody. Anna Allen as administratrix of Robert Allen’s estate sues Lower Vein Coal Co. for damages in Greene County. Carl A Taylor seeks divorce from Alice Blanche Taylor. Thomas G Evans seeks divorce from Lillian Evans. Nancy E Hunt’s divorce from John W Hunt granted and her maiden name restored. Jesse Helen Burton’s divorce from John Russell Burton. former name Jesse Helen Willis restored. Neva E Ladson granted divorce and alimony from Bert Ladson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordie A. Quick
Everett Quick
Peoples State Bank of
Carlisle
Estella Phegley
Glenn Phegley
Anna Allen
Robert Allen
Lower Vein Coal Company
Greene County
Carl <A. Taylor
Alice Blanche Taylor
Thomas G. Evans
Lillian Evans
Nancy E. Hunt
John W. Hunt
Nancy E. Thompson
Jesse Helen Burton
John Russell Burton
Jesse Helen Willis
Neva E. Ladson
Bert Ladson
Mt Calvary services under way with Rev Huff officiating
Sullivan R R 5 reports protracted services at Mt Calvary Sunday night led by Rev Will Huff. J E Ball of Terre Haute dined with Mrs H B Alsop and grandson Earl Alsop. John Alsop’s new cellar nearing completion as corn husking begins. D M Bedwell visits son Fred in poor health. Sarah Alsop visits homefolk. Mrs Sis Marlow Minnie Cregar and niece dined with Mrs H B Alsop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Calvary
Will Huff
J. E. Ball
Terre Haute
H. B. Alsop
Earl Alsop
John Alsop
D. M. Bedwell
Fred
Sarah Alsop
Sis Marlow
Minnie Creager
County Auditor Funds Distributed and Tax Disbursements
The report details township tax distributions and other fund allocations. It lists sums paid by Earl P. Coyner as treasurer of Merom town including road, corporation, park and library taxes. It also covers total county tax receipts and allocations to hospital, township poor, and gravel road bonds and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl P. Coyner
Merom Town
Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated systemically. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure, offering $100 for any untreatable case and noting circulars and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Marriage Licenses Listed for Dugger and Surrounding Areas
A stack of marriage licenses shows couples including Fenton Fuller and Nona Wiseman both of Dugger, William Martin and Estella Tribly of Dugger and Cass, Hershel Wolfe and Gladys Grass of Carlisle, Orville Holmes and Agnes Russell near Fairbanks, Earnest Stuck and Naoma McConnell near Shelburn, and Vernor Arnett and Alta Cochran near Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Festus Fuller
Dugger
Nona Ann Wiseman
William Martin
Estella Tribly
Cass
Hershel Everett Wolfe
Carlisle
Gladys Maude Grass
Orville Earl Holmes
Fairbanks
Agnes Marie Russell
Earnest Raymon Stuck
Shelburn
Naoma
Sarah McConnell
Vernor Arnett
Alta Cochran
Real Estate Transfers Involving Wees Hoover Stewart
William M Wees and Mary A Wees sold 40 acres to George Porter for 3400 dollars. Hester A Hoover sold property in Carlisle to J M and Pearl Detty for 2200 dollars. C E Stewart and Laura B Stewart sold 40 acres to Eli Downs for 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, M
Mary A. Wees
George Porter
Hester A. Hoover
Carlisle
J. M
Pearl Detty
C. E
Laura B. Stewart
Eli Downs
Poultry Show Opens With Largest Display In Sullivan
The Sullivan County Poultry and Pet Stock Association opened its annual show in the Sullivan Transfer Company garage Bays building this morning. It featured what was described as the largest and best display of birds ever shown locally, with several out-of-county exhibits. The show will run through the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Sullivan Transfer Company
Bays
Unclear OCR snippet highlights church event and delegates
An illegible OCR fragment mentions a church service closing this afternoon with Generoal Guterestine and L L Cook. It notes the American Christian Missionary group aided by Roy N. Cloyd and delegations from Dugger Paxton Shelburn Carlisle Graysville Shaker Prairie and Farmersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. Cook
Eceretaty
American Christian Suissionery
Crsclety
Roy N. Cloyd
Dugger
Paxton
Shelburn
Carlisle
Graysville
Shaker Prairie
Farimersbureg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victors
R. W. Cadwell
North Court ST
Civie Docket
George Price
Sadie McEngle
Julius Harry
Jonas Acker
William J. Medeor
Twin Hill Coal Company
Walker W. Winslow
The
Beecher Improve
Cary C. Bogard
Black Comet Coal Mining Company
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
Oscela Calvert
Electa Calvert
David J. Rogers
Ann Rogers
Everett Price
T. J. Lenox
Gill Township
Bert Smith
Minnie Smith
Christmas
OWN Shoe CO
Hila We & F
North Side
Sullivan
Schloot-Gordon Furniture Company
Index
John C. Chaney
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
James R. Riggs
Washington, D. C
Clyde J. Burkholder
Wfair Banks
Poland
China
Peter Lehnuniter
James Oliver
Janesville
Oliver
John Deerehinder
Harrison& Drake, Auctionesre
Ele Wright
J. Dana Johnson, Clert
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