Democratic primary activity heats Sullivan County race
The Sullivan County primary centers on Dave Curry and Kinman with local forces backing four would be officials including Billman and Hale. George R. Griffin and Lyman Heavenridge visit, while Matt Lane and Folsil Bosstick vie for sheriff and Judge Kinman’s allies seek to place Curry, Nead, and Hale in key posts as campaigns intensify ahead of voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Kinman
Dave Curry
Woodrow
J. W. Windley
Sullivan
Curry Township
Curry
Lindley
Wilson
O. K
Jim Roll Brown
Col
Bob Taylor
Jim Roll
George Billman
Billman
Frank M. Nead
Guy Kinman
Orville Hale
McDonnall
George
Nob Gambill
Nead
Ed Snow
Hale
Hale and
George R. Griffin
Owen County
Spencer Democrat
Greene
Owen Counties
Griffin
Indiana
Lyman Heavenridge
Carlisle
Owen County Journal
Ross Campbell
Campbell
Hamilton
Fairbanks
Turman
Woodrow Wilson
Tom Marshall
Marshall
Thomas R
Matt Lane
Sheriff
Matt
Lane
Folsil Bosstick
Bosstick
James Butler
John Walters
Walters
G. W. Kennedy
Jake Miller
John Scott
Fairbanks Township
Scott
Court House
John A. Mattix
Jesse W. Medsker
Turman Township
Medsker
Miller
Martin I. Pigg
Shelburn
Pigg
Frank Wible
Wible
Cape Horn
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Price & Burkholder
A string of real estate transfers recorded by Price & Burkholder shows multiple hundred acre parcels in Haddon and Gill townships and several city lots. Transactions include M. A. Haddon to Hamet D. Hinkle for 161.2 acres at 11275 dollars and James D. Watson to W. J. Cooper for 55 acres at 5500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price & Burkholder
Sherman
M. A. Haddon
Hamet D. Hinkle
Haddon
John L. Marlow
Jefferson Sch
Jefferson
Laurina N. Gadberry
Arthur Neal
Haddon Township
Hannah Chapman
May Thomas
Curry
Sarah E. Fuller
H. E. Bland
Fairbanks
James D. Watson
W. J
H. C. Cooper
Gill Township
Ed Kelley
Wm. A. Woodard
Donnybrook
Sullivan
Wm. M. Alsop
Cora M. Alsop
Herbert F. Jones
Sullivan Chamber of Commerce Banquet Planned
The Sullivan Chamber of Commerce announces a banquet next Tuesday evening for Washington's Birthday. It will be in the Christian church basement with meals priced at fifty cents per plate. Several noted speakers have been secured.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan Chamber of Commerce
Washington
The
Christian Church
The Sullivan Union and The Terre Haute Daily Star Ad Rates
The Sullivan Union and the Terre Haute Daily Star list one year subscriptions at two dollars each. Both publications offer print delivery and access to archived issues for a full year. Prices reflect standard domestic rates for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Union
Terre Aute Daily Star
LICKSKILLET ITEMS FROM BLOOMINGTON STAR
Brief local items describe a sewing circle meeting to repair trousers for a preacher, social gossip about Dick Bledsoe and Zeb Hawkins, postal card jokes between Jim Slivers and Salina Baker, and a fond luncheon hosted by Mrs. Squire Hartsock. The piece notes a flood, rubber boots, a checkers learner from Hindoostan, and plans for a bean soup social and a post office visit by Squire Hartsock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bledsoe
Zeb Hawkins
Indianapolis
Merchants’ Bank
Deacon Ebbersole
Hardshell
Jim Slivers
Salina Baker
Salina
Ed Bascombe
Squire Hartsock
New Orleans
Hindoostan
Si Plum
Hampton Brothers
the Cross (X
Tom Taggart
Women’s Missionary Society
Opposition to Erection of School in Hamilton Township
Residents of Hamilton township oppose a proposed consolidated school in the north end. They warn the project would burden taxpayers with high costs, taxes, and bond interest, while claiming township schools already lose funds to Sullivan city transfers. Opponents argue location benefits and attendance patterns favor Sullivan schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Township
Kemp
Sullivan City
Sullivan
Oil Notes Herald New Drilling Locations Across Local Farms
Oil activity expands with rigs moving from D. H. Lovelace to A. T. Osburn farm for location No. 2. Frank Brandenburg rigs on M. J. Beard farm for location No. 10. Ohio Oil Co. moves to Poorman farm for a second well near De Baun lease. New starts include Ohio No. 2 on Oscar Hunt lease and Dodd farm at Dodd bridge. Leases near Breeze Ill. attract Willis and Eaton. Three wells planned in Levi Springer field west of town. Carson Hamill and partners to shoot a completed well on M. H. Dix today with expectant good production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen and
Sherman
D. H. Lovelace
A. T. Osburn
Mr. Osburn
Frank Brandenburg
M. J. Beard
Ohio Oil Company
Ohio
Poorman
DeBaun
Oscar Hunt
J. C. Dodd
Dodd Bridge
W. E. Hardy
McKnight & Orr
Fairfield
William Willis
Oscar Eaton
Breeze
Ill
J. F. Allen
Gill Township
Levi Springer Fiel
E. R. Riggs
Carson Hamill
James Heap
Terre Haute
M. H. Dix
Old Jasonville financial disbursements list
Itemized checks drawn totaling 4924.46 largely for salaries trustees and officers, including Evans 50.00 Hinkle 50.00 McClanahan 45.84 Johnson 4.81 Beckett 112.50 Carry Littlejohn 38.72 Bridwell 1029.39 Hunt Gambill 100.00 Thralls 75.00 election expenses 73.00 Nottkemper Connelly crushed rock 218.20 Dorothy 139.00 Fire department supplies 43.50 bond and interest 2000.00 Jasonville Light and Water 1361.26 street repair 1284.53 Clerk and Treasurer JOE A. GILMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Evans
Robert Hinkle
Fred McClanahan
A. E. Johnson
G. H. Beckett
Littlejohn
T. W. Bridwell
Hunt & Gambill
Dr. C. A. Thralls
Nottkemper Connelly Company
Dick Dorothy
Fire Dept
Jasonville Light & Water Company, Service
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Bloomington Star
Levi Springer
Te Octo Oil Com Sny
D. M. Phillips
Citizens Trust Co
Ind
DIX Lumber Company
Canary Singers For Sale
Mrs. W. L. Laurent
Glidden & Douthitt
Sullivan, Ind
Ira Glidden
A. W. R. Frakes
R. R
Eva
Edna
Pimento
Pimento High School
J. CC. Parkhurst
Frank
McLeansboro
Alba Parkhurst
New Lebanon
Claude Miller
M. F. Walters
Gaston
Hymera
Joe A. Gilman
Bon-Ton-Tailors
Davis-Hotel Block
County News
Union
Qa. W. Clayton
First National Bank
H. R. Taylor
John H. Alten Co
Ethel Taylor T. P. McBride
C. C. Ingles
Seattle
Mr. Ingles
the Dentist
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