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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
4
The government faces high debt service and rising obligations. Public expenditures fall but rehabilitation work continues under a business administration in Washington as it prepares to meet imminent fiscal demands and veteran aid.
A letter complains that an auto ownership law benefits only a few, drained funds, and questions the use of tax money. It criticizes auto police costs, suggests reform or repeal, and argues for more high schools to advance education in Sullivan County. The piece contrasts denouncers with advocates, urging readers to investigate and support education funding.
The last rites were held Friday at the Methodist church in Graysville for Mrs Lena Johnson wife of Rev L L Johnson who died after influenza. Rev J A Sumyvalt of Sullivan led the service with scripture lessons prayers and a sermon by Dr J F O Haver followed by music and hymns. The attendance was large despite widespread illness and pallbearers included Rev J H Anderson Rev E A McBride Rev C G Fritchie Rev E F Shake Rev M C Currens and Rev J H Furry.
Indianapolis figures Albert Beveridge and Harry New joust for the Republican nomination for Senate in Indiana. Beveridge formally announced his candidacy at his home. New seeks renomination. Party leaders urge a clean, aboveboard primary to avoid factionism and ensure the best candidate wins.
Walter J. Clute born in New York State February 15 1861 died February 2 1922 aged 61 years 11 months 18 days. He married Harriet Freed May 3 1882 who died February 18 1912 and Mary Orr July 8 1912 of Sullivan. He joined Bethany Presbyterian Buffalo later ordained in ministry and did mission work. He moved from New Jersey to Ohio in 1900 lived near Youngstown then to the Oakley store in the city. Survived by widow Mary Clute one sister Cornelia Starr of Charles City Iowa and two stepsons Joseph B. Orr Terre Haute and W L Orr Marion Indiana.
Mrs. Frank Adams of Mariana hosts her daughter Mrs. Elmer Lindley while Mrs. Ira Glidden of Lewisville visits relatives. E S Crowder returns from Biloxi as a baby boy named Max Moore Billman born locally. J M Hayden to retire after a public sale near Sullivan. Bruce Park announces birth of daughter in Las Animas Colorado. Perry Hayden of Thompson Idaho is noted, Frank Weir ill with influenza, H Marks in serious condition from paralysis.
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