Polish Couple’s Wedding Ties Sullivan to Indiana Firm
Miss Hilda Mantz of Russia married Ben Hantman of the Sullivan Metal and Iron Co. after a long correspondence. The ceremony occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L Hy man in Terre Haute with Rev. Reuben Wurwitz officiating. The bride wore white net and ta ffeta with lace, a tulle veil, diamond earrings, and a diamond ring. After a reception, the couple moved to Sullivan to join his business and a new home was prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Mantz
Polanda
Russia
Ben Hantman
Sullivan Metal and Iron Company
Hantman
Abe Hantman
Miss Mantz
Sullivan
Hantmans
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Carlisle
Hantman Firm
Mr. Hantman
L. Hyman
South Fourth Street
Reuben Wurwitz
Samuel Draper regains health and social news from Terre Haute
Samuel H. Draper has recovered enough to go out after a lengthy illness. The Saturday J. J. club held a valentine dinner for 18 at Miss Joey Davis's North State street home with scarlet hearts and red carnations. Daniel Sebastain visited from Turman township. Mr. Sebastain formerly lived on the Robert Van Horn farm in Fairbanks township. Rosa Lorang headed to Cincinnati for spring millinery. Subscriptions from Sam McKee of Hazelton and Mrs. Lydia Smith of Lawrenceburg were received. Charles Welman attended a Bryan banquet in Indianapolis. Winfield Wolfe at the State Hardware Dealers' convention. Roscoe Frakes and Mamie Lee were married in the clerk's office. Oil well drilling near Paxton paused due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J
Joey Davis
North State Street
Terre Haute
Daniel Sebastain
Turman Township
W. A. Murphy
Union
Sebastain
Robert van Horn
Fairbanks Township
Murphy Place
Fairbanks
Jrosa Lorang
Cincinnati
Sam McKee
Hazelton
Kas
McKee
John McKee
Kansas
Elmer McKee
Lydia Smith
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Curry Township
Tennesee
Charles Welman
Indianapolis
Bryan
Claypool Hotel
Winfield Wolfe
Roscoe G. Frakes
Mamie Lee
Squire Kirkham
Blakeman
Paxton
Family Names in Danville and Indianapolis Mentioned
The passage lists Mr. Jacob Goldman and Mr. Louis Goldman of Danville, Miss Sarah Goldman of Indianapolis, and Mr. Hantman of Clinton, along with the Sullivan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Jacob Goldman
Louis Goldman
Danville
Sarah Goldman
Indianapolis
Hantman
Clinton
Migratory fowls mark change in Indiana laws and lore
The article describes hunting seasons and protections for deer, wild geese, ducks, quail, and wild turkeys in Indiana and other states. It notes open and close dates, penalties, and federal rules under the 1900s agriculture department acts, plus Roosevelt era conservation impact and regional variances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bob White
Honker
United States
Alabama
Mississippi
Michigan
Arkansas
Texas
Minnesota
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Roosevelt
Ohio
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Colorado
Oregon
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office 1908
List of unclaimed letters dated February 19 1908 at Sullivan Indiana Post Office with two week deadline before sending to Dead Letter Office. Ladies named Ethel Miss Bessie Mary Emma Cora B Smith Ethel Maud Polly Clara Laura and gents Johnny John Billy Marian Orville Leonard Bell Singer Arista Thad. Signed Arthur A Holmes P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Bailey
Ethel. Daily
Bessie. Lang
Mary. Mason
Emma. Sullivan
Cora B. Smith
Ethel. Thompson
Maud. Ward
Polly.Woodworth
Clara. White
Laura
Buff & Stratton
Sullivan Circuit Court
John C. Dudley
Jane Jones
Mary Weed
Emeline Richardson
Indiana
Sullivan County
State of
Old Boat Sinks Under Political Storms in November
In a reflective dialog a wise seer warns that the realm’s old political system has rotted from stem to stern and may not survive ongoing storms of dissatisfaction. A patriot visitor hints at needed action for local youths, stressing he brings help not for himself but from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Commonwealth
Rose School
Ginger Ridge
Rose
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Promises Comfort for Feet
Break in new shoes with Allen's Foot Ease powder. It prevents tightness and blistering and cures swollen feet sweating and aching feet. 25 cents at druggists and shoe stores. Sample mailed free. Address A. Olmsted LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
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Royal
Berrill Hantman
Samuel H. Draper
WM. Willis
East Side
Concord
J. W. Jackson
Herman Harris
Ida Ferrand
Herman
William O’neal
Bloomfield
Hazel
Clevy
Nancy Pittman
Cley Lloyd
Bro. Lloyd
Samuel O’neal
Hitler J. W. Jackson
Wm. O’neal
Jonathan Jewell
Porter Dix
Roxie Johnson
Charles W. Fairbanks
Hoosier
Ora Starkey
Missouri
Alaska
Farmersburg
W. J. Irwin
Marshal Lloyd
Walter Jennings
Donnie Bolinger
Royal Arch
Bolinger
C. J. Barker
Clem Wood
Stroud
Oklahoma
Mr. Wood
Elizabeth Wood
L. V. Barbie
John Barbie
John Caton
Jennings Farm
Prairie Creek
George Scott
Shelburn
Sparks
Will Johnson
H. M. McNabb
Jennings & Talor Hardware Company
John Miller
P. L. Combs
Pimento
William Slayton
D. L. Perkins
Robinson
Ancil Parrish
Purdue University
Lafayette
Joseph Lambert
Claude Foreman
Rose Allen
Mollie Kennedy
Lizzie Freede
Chicago
Josie Dilley
Miss Pogue
W. V. Jennings
Will Collins
Abner
Robert Collins
Emmet Moore
Cecil Bailey
Myrtle Athey
Oblong
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John Graham
Ransom Dudley
Tilghman Oger
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