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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1915

Page

7

Indiana Senatorial Bid by Harry S. New Text

Harry S. New declares candidacy for U S Senate in Indiana GOP primaries March 7. He cites party service and a need for a Republican victory postwar, acknowledging Hugh T. Miller’s withdrawal and pledging to work hard to win broad party support.

United States Indiana Hugh Th. Miller Miller

Confidence grows in postwar synthetic dye legislation

A press bulletin from Secretary Redfield's department claims manufacturers and consumers expect early congress action to secure security for American synthetic color makers against underselling after the war. The piece questions Redfield's stance and hints at campaign timing and party tariff policy. Sullivan's Superior Service Satisfies.

Congress Redfield Democratic Party

Community notes and visits span week in local area

Tom Mounts spent Saturday with his daughter Mrs. Marvin Bishop. Rosa Howard of near Bethlehem visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carrico. Stivers will conduct meetings starting Monday night. Dinner guests included Betsy Shake Lewis French John Trimble and John Shake. George Carrico visited Willie Carrico and family. Ben Shake welcomed a baby boy. Oliver Plummer family from Dugger visiting relatives here. Iva Walters and Ben Trimble in Carlisle. Josie Hildenbrand visited sister Lewis French. Floyd Dunbar Cordie spent weekend with uncle George Bennett of Dugger. Christmas tree planned at Bull-eye school house Friday afternoon. Those attending Paxton church: Ida Trimble Boyd Kate Walters Iva New Cox Ben Trimble.

AL i Pairbanks Tutus DeHart Edgar Strain Owen Kissner Will Lester M. A. Rove Myr Cal Harmon Sullivan Harrison & Drake Farmersburg CC. N. Williams Pimento David Whitlock Alary Dickers Will Gaston Charles Riggs Ruth Sarah Strain Fairbeinks Rufus DeHart Emory Drake Shelburn Ben Pogue Murray Drake Paul Cushman Terre Haute C. F. Whitlocks James Munroe Ben Munroe Kingsley John Whitlock Des Moines Iowa C. F. Whitlock George Kersey Free Martin Carl Lester Luther Whitlock Percy Lester Zola Martin Orville Taxdor Mary Dickerson George Whitlock West Union Tom Mounts Marvin Bishop Rosa Howard Bethlehem Elmer Carrico Bro Stivers Ephriam Hildenbrand Betsy Shake Lewis French John Trimble John Shake George Carrico Dugger Bull-eye Paxton Ida Trimble Boyd Kate Walters Iva New Cox Ben Trimble

Big Springs Community Notes on Funeral and Visits

Dr Durham and family attended the funeral of Charles T Akin. James Arnett and wife visited Andy Borders. Will Billman and wife visited O T Collier. Corwin Phillips and wife attended a poultry show. Mrs David Watson was laid to rest at Main Cemetery. J T Shores and wife stayed with Emerson Watson. Mrs Joe Gray visited Hutsonville. Sylvia and Pauline Medsker visited Sullivan. M C Phillips of Bement came for Mrs Watson funeral and stayed with relatives. Warren Watson and wife visited Dave Watson. Mrs Kearn Medsker and daughters visited Sullivan. Tom Durham family and Mrs John Ridgeway planned a Florida winter trip.

Big Springs Dr. Durham James Martha Charles T. Akin James Arnett Merom Andy Borders Will Billman Sullivan O. T. Collier S. Corwin Phillips David Watson J. T. Shores Hutsonville Emerson Watson’s Joe Gray Huts

Non-Resident Notices Filed in Sullivan Circuit Court

Public notices detail divorces and quiet title suits in Sullivan County Indiana. The papers name Pollie Carter and others as non residents, set court dates for February 21 1916, and list attorneys Lee Bays Walter Wood and M A Haddon.

Indiana Sullivan County Soursean Perthis Intinous Carter

Appointment of Administrator for Cushman Estate

The undersigned Fred Hoke is appointed administrator of the Mary G. Cushman estate in Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Buff and Stratton attorney. First insertion December 15 1915.

Mary G. Cushman Sullivan County Indiana Fred Hoke Buff & Stratton

Bankrupt Seeks Discharge in Indiana Case 1915

The court orders a hearing on January 19, 1916 in Indianapolis for George F. Botts bankrupt to obtain discharge. Creditors will be notified by mail of the petition and order, and interested parties may appear to object. Judge Alben B. Anderson presides. Noble Butler is clerk.

Hunt Walter F. Wood Sullivan Circuit Court Rush E. Hurt Indiana Sullivan County State of Indiana George F. Botts District OF Indiana Indianapolis Sullivan Union Alben’ B. Anderson Noble Butler

Notice to Non-Residents in Quiet Title Suit 1916

Notice states Leven Arnett VS unknown heirs and next of kin of John Wells deceased. Complaint No 16729 filed November 10, 1916 by attorney M A Haddon. Action is to quiet title. defendants unnamed.

John Wells George Cavinaugh Waymen Ferguson Frederick Ferguson Kate Ferguson Walter Ferguson Laura Ferguson Eliza Wells State of Indiana Sullivan County Charles R. Railsback Sullivan Circuit Court M. A. Haddon Sullivan Circuit

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