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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
7
A religious discourse discusses Satan as a Biblical demon host and the Prince over a demonic realm, its implications for humanity, and the power of Jesus to cast out demons. It warns against occult practices, explains the binding of Satan, and urges believers to let the light of truth shine.
Fred I. Willis, of Hearsey-Willis Company, serves as guardian of the treasury for the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association. A strong advocate for good roads, he worked hard for the recent good roads legislation. Willis is an officer and tours committee chairman of the Hoosier Motor Club and secretary of Hearsey-Willis Company.
In Sullivan Circuit Court February Term 1914 Charles F Bolinger Anna F Bolinger Fred J Bolinger Albert W Hayworth and others file a complaint No 812 for quiet title. The defendants William Brown and heirs nonresidents are notified to answer by March 18 1914 at the Sullivan County Court House or face the hearing in their absence. Clerk printed January 14 1914.
Indianapolis hosts the opening week of the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association February 23 to 28 showing models from Indiana makers and major brands. The event emphasizes more six cylinder engines, left side drive, self starting systems, and stream line bodies with many manufacturers moving to sixes and two speed rear axles.
In Sullivan Circuit Court Rebecca M. White sues Theodore B. Shaffer and Florence B. Shaffer in No 15 775 to recover 1847 29 with interest and costs. Sheriff Ed Kelley will sell the rents and profits of described property on Feb 21 1914 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Sullivan courthouse to satisfy the decree if needed then auction the fee simple. Attorneys M A Haddon and John W Lindley. First insertion Jan 28 1914-31.
The motor car industry has led demand, increasing its product needs each year since 1900, with only a minor slowdown in overall business during the past six months.
A New York secretary of state compiled motor vehicle statistics showing state-by-state 1913 registrations. New York leads with 133000, Illinois 95000, Ohio 87000, Pennsylvania 79000, Iowa 77000, Indiana 62000, Massachusetts 57000. Nonresident exemptions reduced total by about 10000.
Merlie K. Shepherd administratrix files final account with Sullivan circuit court. Hearing set for February 27, 1914, on the 11th day of the February term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. M. A. Haddon attorney. First insertion February 4, 1914.
On January 19, 1914 plaintiff William B Grace Stephen Cauley William J Rogers by attorney Walter F Wood filed a complaint on account and for attachment in Sullivan Circuit Court against nonresident Stephen Cauley. Cauley must answer by March 19, 1914 at Sullivan Court House. otherwise the case proceeds in his absence. Clerk’s seal confirms filing. First insertion January 21, 1914.
Irvil O. Price administrator files final report of Archibald Aikman estate with Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for Monday February 16 1914 the first judicial day of the February term. Creditors heirs and legal heirs must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion January 21 1914 3t.
Notice to non residents informs George W. Benson files against Stephen Cauley in Sullivan Circuit Court on account and for attachment. Cauley must appear or demur by March 28, 1914, else the case will be heard in his absence. J. W. Lindley, attorney, January 22, 1914.
Local legal notice indicates the office of A. Price, attorney at law and notary public, located over Hunt's Drug Store on the west side.
Brown Schroeder Abstracters of Title offers title examination and perfection services in Sullivan County. They manage and settle estates with careful attention, operating from the Dr Crowder Building on East Side.
Chas D. Hunt and Gilbert W. Gambi operate Hunt & Gambill Attorneys at Law with careful prompt attention. Office over National Bank at the corner of Washington and Main streets.
A North Side Square office upstairs offers legal services, stating readiness to practice in all courts where required. The concise notice identifies the location as the North Side Square and provides contact intent for legal representation.
A veterinary surgeon graduate from Indiana Veterinary College operates a practice at Park and Wible Livery Barn in Sullivan Indiana offering animal care services and exams.
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