Fairbanks High Basketball Team Posts Strong Start
Fairbanks High School basketball squad shows three victories in five games this season. Photos accompany the lineup with Lynn Johnson Elmer Harrison Ottie Hall Ray Brewer Ancil Badger Donald Johnson. Ancil Badger serves as center and captain.
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Lynn Johnson
Elmer Harrison
Ottie Hall
Ray Brewer
Ancil Badger
Donald Johnson
Fairbanks High School
Fairbanks
Southern Sullivan county sends group to California by river route
A party from the southern part of Sullivan county departed yesterday for Riverside via New Orleans. Mrs Eliza Nash John Nash and daughter Miss Eliza John Lamb wife and son Francis Walters and wife and George T Wilson form the travelers. Mrs Calvin Taylor of Terre Haute visited here with Mr and Mrs William Willis. Miss Ella Dunn former millinery worker at Springer Carruthers Crowder returns to Indianapolis. Miss Ada Bigelow returns to Hamilton Ohio. Sullivan Lodge 911 B P O El gave its regular informal dance Thursday evening with large attendance.
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Sullivan County
California
Eliza Nash
John Nash
Eliza
John Lamb
Francis Walters
George. T. Wilson
Riverside
New Orleans
Calvin Taylor
Terre Haute
William Willis
Ella Dunn
Springer, Carruthers & Crowder
Fairbanks News Briefs Share Local Happenings
Marion Downes and Clay Jewell plan a hunting trip to the South. The Fairbanks band suspends practice until spring. Prof Otis E Hall, former school principal, now teaching at New Market Ind, visited. Mrs George Fuller returns from Illinois. Teachers held final institute, were hosted by Trustee J H Scott who gave a dinner and chair as thanks. Tillman Johnson family guests of Iley Williams. Bennie Trueblood dies after long illness. Lou Stark visited Terre Haute. Mrs John T Hays and Mrs Will Hays in Terre Haute. Judge D W Henry returns from Indian Territory, owns land with Verdigris River Land Co of which he is president. Terre Haute and Sullivan men major stockholders. Land acquired from Cherokee nation, buys from Freedmen due to government rules. Largest Terre Haute sections total 260 acres. oil belt, 120 by 30 miles. Standard Oil pipelines extend Kansas City to Verdigris land and to Whiting Ind. Pipeline work by Critchton. William Gillette lines along route. boring to Verdigris land for oil. Orson E Woodbury, campaign song author of 1850 Tippecanoe and Tyler Too, dies at Madison Wis at 80. He helped start the Republican party in Berlin Wis in 1854. He left St Louis for anti slavery stance in Civil War. Will Hilgediek marries Lizzie Kem in Springfield Mo. they arrive in Hymera. Mrs Hilgediek is daughter of Rev Louis Kem. Charles and Dora Ruddell visit Linton. John Brown returns from Chicago after nerve-relief operation. two nerves removed. operation deemed successful.
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Marion Downes
Clay Jewell
Fairbanks
Otis E. Hall
New Market
Ind
George Fuller
Inois
John T. Hays
Will H. Hays
Terre Haute
D. W. Henry
Indian Territory
Verdigris River Land Company
Land Company
Terre Haute and Sullivan
Standard Oil Company
Kansas City
Orson E. Woodbury
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Madison
Wis
Berlin
Woodbury
St. Louis
Harold C Bays Receives Culver Academy Appointment
Harold C Bays of Sullivan is named on the Culver Military Academy Military Staff with the rank of Captain and will report January 2. His career includes service in the Spanish American War, Cuba and the Philippines, rising to First Sergeant before entering the academy's military school and graduating with high honors.
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Harold C. Bays
Culver Military Academy
Harold
Cuba
Philippine Archipelago
Co. D
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Drake Cemetery
Francis McGranahan
Prairie Creek
Muggy
J. H. S.cot
Tillman Johnson and
Iley Williams
Bennie Trueblood
Lou Stark
Will Hilgediek
Springfield
Lizzie Kem
Charles and
Dora Ruddell
Linton
John Brown
Chicago
Sullivan
Merveer
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