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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1916

Page

4

Judge Harris seeks renomination to Greene Sullivan bench

Sullivan and Greene counties hear Judge Orion B. Harris announce for re nomination in the 14th judicial circuit. He has six years on the bench and backing from local Democrats and lawyers praising his impartiality knowledge and fair administration. The piece notes other local races and ongoing campaign tensions in Sullivan County.

Orion B. Harris Sullivan 14Th Greene County Harris Bloomfield Greene and Bloomfield News

Primary notes reveal graft risk in county election process

The county Democratic precinct committee members are urged to extract graft from candidates via preselecting election boards. The piece notes possible manipulation of auditor and congress races, with references to candidates Mary Jennings and Hen C. Crowder and to Charles T. Akin visiting Sullivan to discuss primary rules.

Mary Jennings Hen C. Crowder W. H. Crowder

Local Notes and Transfers in Jefferson Township

Jesse Mahley left Monday for Silver City New Mexico where he will visit several weeks. Carl R. Hinkle of Indianapolis spent Sunday here as a guest of home folks. Shade Dickerson found slate specimens in the Kettle Creek mine last week at 250 feet depth with fish vertebrae and other curiosities. Frank Spencer of Pleasantville trustee of Jefferson township was in the city on business Monday. Mr and Mrs Sherman Salyards were guests of Jennie Parigo at Jasonville Sunday. Miss Jesse Leach visited in Jasonville. Pirtle and Driver general store near Shiloh church has been purchased by William Neal of Bicknell.

Jesse Mahley Silver City New Mexico Shade Dickerson Kettle Creek Frank Spencer Pleasantville Jefferson Township Jesse Leach Jasonville Pirtle & Driver Shiloh Church William Neal Bicknell Mrs. Browning Mr. Browning Browning Emerson Nan John Kenyon Art Club

NEW LEBANON SUNDAY EVENTS AND COMMUNITY NOTES

In New Lebanon a song service was held at the M E church Sunday night. James Stewart and wife attended a quarterly meeting at Rose. Stella Flemming teaches for Miss Edna Pleasant who is sick in Merom. Teachers Loughead Price and Vigus visited Mrs Abbie Dodds Sunday. Protracted meeting began Monday night. Wallace Springer and Lucian Flemming attended Rose services Sunday morning. Rev McNaughton and wife spent Tuesday with Wesley Eaton and wife near Walker's Chapel. Miss Clara McCoy hosted a tea for Maggie Stewart Hazel Kemp Lorena Lillie and Margarite McNaughton. The M W A discuss building a $3000 business house with an overhead hall across from J W Morris property. A Sullivan county boy paroled from Plainfield reform school is the subject of talk about sending him away again. Chris Wardner has a little lamb and its wool is short and thin. The lamb inconveniently butts wherever Chrisy goes.

Loughead Price Vigus Abbie Dodds Wallace Springer Lucian Flemming Rose Rev. McNaughton Wesley Eaton Walker’s Chapel Clara McCoy Maggie Stewart Hazel Kemp Lorena Lillie Margarite McNaughton J. W. Morris Sullivan County Reform School Plainfield Chris Wardner Chrisy

Graysville Church and Community Notes

Graysville reports several churchgoing events with Levi Piety home from school last weekend. Rev. Duncan closed the Presbyterian meeting last Sunday and Rev. Hershey plans a Big Springs gathering this week. Warren Watson attended church here as residents enjoy mild weather.

Levi Piety Duncan Presbyterian Church Hershey Big Springs Warren Watson

The Year 1906 and a Bold Valentine Ask

A diary entry recounts personal reflections on health, fate, love, and ambition. The author discusses writing Browning and Emerson, expresses longing to share feelings with a married beloved, and describes club politics, friendships, and church thoughts shaping a hopeful, introspective day.

Marriage Licenses and Meeting of Mission Auxiliary

Marriage licenses issued for Bert Fisher and Bertha Wilson, George Hornoak and Terecy Riszt, John A Walters and Rozella House, and Minor Howard and Lucy Trainer. The Christian Woman's Board of Missions Auxiliary held a large, growing meeting with Mrs Mont Getty hosting on Wednesday afternoon and elegant refreshments served.

Bert Fisher Bertha Wilson George Hornoak Terecy Riszt John A. Walters Rozella House Minor Howard Lucy Trainer Christian Woman’s Board of Missions Aux

Lead and Local Goods: Buggies Furniture and Fox Chase

Town chatter on a mysterious lead figure and the return of Rex Buggies at No. 9 West Side. Advertises new hardware and furniture lines, weekly payment options, and a planned fox chase with a prize. Mentions Sullivan's bargain pricing and upcoming electric line arrival.

John Wilson No. 9 West Side Sullivan

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Sullivan Union Oscar Hadley James J. Orr Ed Hoke Big Stick Hastings Miller Brewir Ripper Ie Union Charles T. Akin Carlisle Mr. Akin Congress Carl R. Hinkle Indianapolis Mrs Sherman Salyards Jennie Parigo New Lebanon M. E James Stewart Stella Flemming Edna Pleasant Merom Graysville Frank Elizabeth Barrett Browning Robert Browning Flora Haverton Hamlet Matilda Mr. B West Side Furniture and Buggy House
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