Tin Liz Ringers Desert Cullop In Monroe County
Bloomington Telephone reports Monroe County’s Tin Liz democratic group has deserted Congressman William A. Cullop, except possibly Bloomington Postmaster Cravens, pledging support to Hunt. The shift suggests Cullop’s defeat by about 200 votes as Tin Lizzers tie Cravens to Cullop and hope for future influence.
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Bloomington
Tin Liz Democratic
Monroe County
William A. Cullop
Cravens
Windy Bill
Bailiwick
Bih
Hunt
Vincennes Statesman
Cullop
Congress
Foreclosure notice in Sullivan County court case 1916
Notice to non residents in Sullivan County Indiana of foreclosure suit against John Stout Rhoda Stout Frank Unger and Andy Reedy in Keen's addition Sullivan Town Kvmera Lot 64. Appearing or demurring by April 14 1916 at Sullivan Court House. Clerk Charles R. Railsback SeAL. Attorney James R. Brown. First insertion Feb 23 1916-31.
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John Stout
Rhoda Stout
Frank Unger
Andy Reedy
James R. Brown
Sullivan Circuit Court
Andy Reeay
State of
Indiana
Keen
Kvmera
Sullivan County
State of Indiana
Prominent People in Sensational Divorce
Mrs Emma K Cooper files for absolute divorce from John W Cooper in circuit court claiming 30 years of cruel treatment and repeated abuse. She alleges neglect of money, debts, clothing, and provisions, with assets valued at 75 000 real estate and 25 000 personal property. she has no separate funds.
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Emma K. Cooper
John W. Cooper
Arthur D. Cutler
Circuit Court
Cooper
Haddon Township
Hays
Township Assessors Begin Duties Next Wednesday
County Assessor Hiatt announces the start of personal property and additional improvements assessment work, including dog tax, beginning next Wednesday in several townships across the county.
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Hiatt
The Man of Steadfast Honesty
A tribute praises a man who never speaks without meaning it and always acts with genuine kindness. It asserts his lifelong generosity is selfless, and that he helps others without seeking benefit or credit, with no insincerity in him.
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Harry New
Congress
Man
Township Assessors Ordered to Complete May 15
The township assessors must secure assessments on first contact and avoid blanks. Work to be finished by May 15. Assessor list includes Jackson, Wm. Brown, Curry, Joe Branson, Fairbanks, Alpha DeHart, Turman, William Williamson, Hamilton, A. W. Wible, Cass, Wilson McClellan, Jefferson, Orville Shake, Haddon, Lemuel Shake, Gill, Lewis Colvin.
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Att
Jackson
Wm. Brown
Curry
Joe Branson
Fairbanks
Alpha DeHart
Turman
William Williamson
Hamilton
A. W. Wible
Cass
Wilson McClellan
Jefferson
Orville Shake
Haddon
Lemuel
Shake
Gill
Lewis Colvin
Graysville High School Notes and Activities
Regular monthly examinations were held Thursday and Friday. Two teams traveled Friday to Farmersburg for basketball. Lights in the gym have been installed and work continues in other rooms. Friday was young people’s night at the Farming Club with strong attendance. Mr. Phillips led his eighth grade Bulldogs to Sullivan to watch the Wiley game and they beat Sullivan Freshmen 19 to 12. Misses Sarah and Pauline Piety hosted a Valentine party with classmates. Locals contributed to the Better Farming Club program with Edgar Ransford Pauline Piety and Clarence Bottorff speaking on their Purdue trip. Georgia Ransford, a sophomore, is back in school.
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Farhersburg
Mr. Phillips
Bulldogs
Sullivan
Wiley
Sarah
Pauline Piety
Ruby Ransford
Clara Roachner
Lucile Thornberry
Edgar Harris
Joy Ferree
Carl Ferree
Luella Eno
Kitty Eno
Marlon Arnett
Clarence Bottorff
Eliza Beard
Bruce Coppage
Henry Ingersoll
Edgar Ransford
Mildred Shields
Better Farming Club
Purdue
Georgia Ransford
Houck favored by farmers as race nears
Ernest Grisel at Merom Station awaiting a Danville trip. Farmer candidate T. J. Houck receives many congratulatory letters from district farmers endorsing his congress platform amid expectations of a large vote. Local notices mention Neola Lumber bookkeeper Paul French, elderly Uncle Henry French ill, Wake Giles visiting from Sullivan, and community Sunday gatherings with strong attendance at Sunday school.
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Merom
Ernest Grisel
Danville
Illinois
T. J. Houck
Congress
Houck
Paul French
Bicknell
Neola Lumber Company
Henry French
Wake Giles
Sullivan
James Bates
Geo. Raley, Jr
Osborn Irvin
New Lebanon
W. MM. Corder
Uerman Jones
Ohio
Rose Hoskins
Harve MacNabb
Raley
George Raley, Sr
Turtle Creek
Fairbanks Wins Thrilling Graysville Clash 11 9
Fairbanks Modern Woodmen beat Graysville Independents 11 to 9 at Graysville in a fast game. Lester scored 9 of Fairbanks 11 points while Thomas and C DeBaun limited Graysville’s top players. Next Friday Feb 25 the same teams meet at Fairbanks.
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Fairbanks
Fairbanks Modern Woodmen
Graysville Independents
Graysville
Thomas
C. DeBaun
Lester
Bicknell
Thomson
McClure
O. Debaun
F. Thomson
B. Debaun
C. Bicknell Co
Debaun
G. Muncie
Thomas G. Arnett
Phillippe
Reynolds
Douglas Chapel Meeting Closes With Conversions And Additions
Friday morning session at Douglas Chapel concluded after several conversions and additions. Local residents Mr and Mrs John Farrand and children Seannah and Roland visited John Douglas. Eugene Ransford plans to move to the John Collings farm near Dodd's bridge next week. The Willis Farrand lease well is expected by week’s end. Mrs Sallie O’Neal remains ill. Mrs C R Douglas and daughter Inez returned to Terre Haute after visiting Walter Douglas. Maud and Clara Farrand stopped by John Douglas on Saturday.
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Terre Haute
Maud
Clara Farrand
John Douglas
Miss Lois Stewart Visiting Parents in Columbus Indiana
Miss Lois Stewart of Columbus Indiana is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs L A Stewart.
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Lois Stewart
Columbus, Ind
Mrs
L. A. Stewart
Fire destroys historic Curry homestead near Liberty Church
The 72 year old William Curry house in Curry township was burned Thurs from a defective flue. Occupied by Robert Master and his mother, the log structure later weatherboarded, with contents lost. Built by William Curry, father of John A. Curry, Joseph Curry and Spencer Curry.
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William Curry
Liberty Church
Curry Township
James Curry
Robert Master
John A. Curry
Joseph Curry
Spencer Curry
Frank Nead
Jackson Township
Curry
Local youths visit family and relatives over weekend
Raymond Douthitt, a Franklin student, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Douthitt, Sunday. Misses Helen Crowder and Juanita Bailey stayed with Miss Mildred Reid, a University of Illinois student in Champaign. Harry Rich, who had been visiting his parents, has returned to South Bend to work as a Western Union Telegraph Company operator.
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Raymond Douthitt
Franklin
J. F. Douthitt
Helen Crowder
Juanita Bailey
Mildred Reid
University of Iinois
Champaign
Harry Rich
O. B. Rich
South Bend
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Desert
Postmaster Cravens
Sullivan Country
Sullivan County Loan Association of
Charles R. Railsback
the Globe Tailors
Globe
Boor
H. C. Steel
By Booth Tarkington
United States
Starry
United States Senate
Graysville High School
J. C
Citizens Trust Co
Ind
Bon-Ton-Tailors
Davis-Hotel Block
DIX Lumber Company
Canary Singers For Sale
Mrs. W. L. Laurent
Shelburn
Peninsular Oil Co
Detroit
Mich
A. W. R. Frakes
R. R
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Lindley
C. Ingles
Seattle
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Mr. Ingles
the Dentist
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