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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1921

Page

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Prominent Indiana minister Rev Tillman H Willis dies at 74

Rev Tilman Howard Willis, 74, a longtime M E Church minister and Civil War veteran born in Sullivan County Indiana, died Sunday night at his Vincennes home after two weeks of illness. He served since 1871, held pastor emeritus status at First Methodist, and saw service across Princeton Greencastle New Albany Vincennes Connersville with a noted life in the Indiana Conference. Funeral was held in Vincennes with local ministers and Masons in attendance. He was survived by five children and several siblings.

TiLlman Howard Willis John Sarah Willis Methodist Episcopal Church Vincennes Imeritus First Methodist Church Rev. Willis Willis Paxton C. T. Willis Marion F. Willis George Wyatt Jefferson Township First Methodist J. F. O'Haver J. N. Green Vincennes Church L. C. Bentley Lodge of Masons Knights Templar Vincennes Commercial Tilman Howard Willis Sullivan County Indiana Ann E Mary A William Sarah James A Raih L Laura B Sullivan Margaret Wyatt Linton Merom College First Indiana Heavy Artillery Grand Army of the Republic Sarah E. Johnson Carlisle Ind F. T. Brown New Albany Theodore IX. Willis Vincennes Township Charles T. Willis Wm. W. Willis Indianapolis Travelers Insurance Co Paul P. Willis Martin V. Kelly Advertising Co Toledo Ohio Carl M. Willis The Currysville Princeton Greencastle Connersville Bloomington Omaha Neb Chicago Carlisle First Methodist Episcopal Church M. E. Church

Novel feature to be shown by Sullivan Ad Club

The Sullivan Ad Club will present a six reel film titled Getting the Best Out of Retailing at the Gym school building Friday night. R H Kennedy from the National Cash Register Company Dayton Ohio will discuss newspaper advertising and copy preparation. Businessmen and the public are invited.

Sullivan Ad Club R. H. Kennedy National Cash Register Company Dayton Ohio Kennedy

Ad Club entertains members and wives with chicken dinner

Sullivan Ad Club members and wives enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Christian church on Thursday. Russell Thompson reported on the Valley club meeting in Charleston Illinois. Officers were elected: President Robert Gouchenour Vice President Harve Gordon Secretary C R Foutch Treasurer Percy Denham and an executive committee. Mrs Wayne Frakes readings and Miss Betty Zahniser piano solo drew praise. Edward W Hunter of the Advertising Club of Indianapolis spoke on advertising as business stimulant.

AD Club Sullivan Ad Club Christian Church Russell Thompson Valley Meeting Charleston Ills Robert Gouchenour Harve Gordon C. R. Foutch Percy Denham R. W. Akin Schuyler Douthitt H. C Thomas Dillon Routt Wayne Frakes Betty Zahniser Edward W. Hunter Advertising Club of Indianapolis

Rex Ford Weds Loretta Paulda in Prairie du Chien

Rex L. Ford of this city and Loretta Paulda of Prairie du Chien Wis were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage by Rev Sainty The couple will live with Ford s mother Mrs Mary L Ford five miles northeast of the city Ford is a Sullivan high school graduate and met his bride while he served in the army stationed in Chicago

Rex L. Ford Loretta Paulda Prairie du Chene Wis Sainty Young Ford Mary L. Ford Sullivan High School Chicago

AG Rules Fines In Prohibition Cases Go to County Treasury

The Attorney General holds that county prosecutors are not entitled to the $250 fines for violations of the 1917 prohibition law. The funds belong to the county treasury, as the fee was abolished when prosecuting attorneys’ offices shifted to a salary basis.

Treasury U. S. Iesh State Board of Accounts

Death of Gordon Cooper at Merom Home

Gordon Cooper ten years old and son of Mr and Mrs J Walter Cooper of Merom died at the family home this morning from heart leakage.

Gordon Cooper J. Walter Cooper Merom

Harding Chooses Cabinet Team For Harding's New Era

President-Elect Harding names a tentative cabinet lineup including Hughes as secretary of state Mellon treasurer Weeks secretary of war Daugherty attorney general Hays postmaster general Denby secretary of the navy Fall interior Wallace agriculture Hoover commerce Davis labor. Changes likely only in navy commerce and labor, with no formal invitations yet issued.

St. Augustine Fla Harding Charlies Evans Hughes New York Supreme Court Andrew W. Mellon Pennsylvania the Treasury John W. Weeks Massachusetts United States Harry M. Daugherty Ohio Will H .Hays Indiana Republican National Committee Edwin Denby Michigan Congress Navy Marine Corps Chas Denby Evansville Albert B. Fall New Mexico Interior Henry Wallace Iowa Farm Publications Herbert Hoover California James J. Davis Illinois Union Steel Moose Fraternity Commerce and Labor

Court Notes From Local Court Docket

The record lists multiple proceedings including partition of real estate in Emory Drake vs Blanche Drake, guardianship sale orders, private real estate sales, real estate reappraisal in McClellan estate cases, and injunctions in Eliza Dudley against James A Dudley. Divorces granted to Louisa Dresser Stull and Charles F Burger, with custody awarded to the latter in Burger case. Several note cases settled or dismissed and commission reports discharged.

Emory Drake Blanche Drake Alpha DeHart George W. Fuller Andrew J. Peacher Harold B. Johnson William McClellan Sterrett McClellan J. Harve Gordon Chas F. Batey Oliver Steele James A. Dudley Eliza Dudley Jesse Schantz Mutual Truck Co Louisa Dresser Stull Bernice H. Stull John G. Barnett Francis M. Nead Adaline Nead Charles F. Burger Mary E. Burger Wm. C. Mason Ethel M. Mason John E. M. Purcell Edna Poppino Joseph M. Gorby Maggie Gorby Herschel Eaton Alta J. Eaton Alvin W. Beatty Oscar Eaton Edgar R. Riggs John Oliphant Wabash Realty & Loan Co Alvin Hicks

Dix Lumber Company Files Incorporation in Local News

The Dix Lumber Company files articles of incorporation for 300000 dollars with incorporators P. B. Dix H. L. Dix Abe T. Hazelrigg Chris DuBois and R. J. Self. The new firm takes over the holdings of the former corporation by this name.

Dix Lumber Company Terre Haute P. B. Dix H. L. Dix Abe T. Hazelrigg Chris DuBois R. J. Self

Funeral for Rev. T. H. Willis Attended in Vincennes

Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Willis Hugh Giles Rev. S. J. Cross George W. Buff Mrs. Laura Eaton and Mrs. Charles Howard attended the funeral of Rev. T. H. Willis at Vincennes yesterday afternoon.

M. F. Willis Hugh Giles S. J.cross George W. Buff Laura Eaton Charles Howard T. H. Willis Vincennes

Sullivan Boy Named by Harding For Postmaster General in Cabinet

Dispatches from St. Augustine Fla report President Harding is near a tentative cabinet decision. Will H. Hays of this city is named as Postmaster General though relatives have not confirmed his acceptance. The press has not received word from Mr. Hays.

Sullivan Boy Harding St. Augustine Fla Bred Harding Will H. Hays Hays

Rosea Crowder Dies at Greensburg Odd Fellows Home

Rosea Crowder of Sullivan died last night at the Greensburg Indiana Odd Fellows home after years of poor health. Born 1851 in Sullivan, he worked as a harness maker, lived in Gordon Nebraska, returned to Sullivan, and is survived by two brothers Hud Crowder and John Crowder. Funeral plans and burial will be in Sullivan at his brother O H Crowder’s home.

Rosea Crowder ODD Fellows Milton Hosea Crowder Sullivan Greensburg Ind Crowder O. H. Crowder East Jackson Street Mr. Crowder William Hannah Crowder Nebraska Gordon R. H. Crowder William H. Crowder Hud Crowder John Crowder Long Beach Cal Hosea Crowder Methodist Church Odd Fellows Lodge Frank Smith

Multiple Legal Notices and Contracts Listed

Petitions to sell real estate for Harold B. Johnson as minor heir of Ephriam Johnson. Divorce between Floyd Richardson and Veneda Richardson. Cases include J. R. Watts vs Estate of Leander Wence claim, Clell Hodge vs Joseph T. Griggs on account, Oliver Steele vs James A. Dudley junction, Luther B. Calhoun vs Black Comet Coal Mining Co complaint for labor, Rochester Candy Co. vs Nick Golna on account.

Emory Drake Blanche Drake Harold B. Johnson Ephriam Johnson Ollie M. Duckworth Floyd Richardson Veneda Richardson J. R. Watts Leander Wence Clell Hodge Joseph T. Griggs Oliver Steele James A. Dudley Eliza Dudley Luther BE. Calhoun Black Comet Coal Mining Co Rochester Candy Co Nick Golna

Dr Sherwood Passes in Florida Winter Visit

Dr. Elmer T. Sherwood prominent Linton citizen died Sunday in New Smyrna Florida while wintering for health. Funeral held in Linton today. He was cousin to Betty Hardesty and Lex Sherwood of this city and Mrs Sherwood is niece of Marion Willis.

Sherwood Elmer T. Sherwood Linton Fee New Smyrna Fla Betty Hardesty Lex Sherwood Marion Willis

Birthday Dinner for Mr. James R. Riggs

Mr and Mrs James R Riggs hosted a six o clock dinner Thursday night for his birthday. Guests included Dr and Mrs Joe R Crowder Mr and Mrs John Thompson Mr and Mrs I H Kalley Mr and Mrs John Eringer and 4H G Carrithers.

James R. Riggs Riggs Mr. Riggs Joe R. Crowder John Thompson I. H. Kalley John Eringer G. Carrithers

Former Sullivan Resident Dies in Chicago Heights

David B. DeVoe, a former Sullivan resident and Chicago Heights police magistrate, died suddenly Sunday at his Chicago Heights home. He was a contractor and builder in Sullivan and a Knights of Pythias member. Survived by widow and two sons Will and Edwin DeVoe.

Chicago Heights David B. DeVoe Sullivan DeVoe Rebecca Maxwell Knights of Pythias Lodge Will Edwin DeVoe

Bays-Logan Coal Co. Changes Hands as Bays Sells Interest

R F Logan buys out partner Lee F Bays in Bays Logan Coal Co. and takes over the company holdings. The firm operates the People mine near Coalmont and plans to resume work by mid March after securing contracts. The office remains in Sullivan.

Lee Bays Bays-Logan Coal CO R. F. Logan Lee F. Bays Bays-Logan Coal Company Bays Mr. Logan People Coalmont Logan Sullivan

Sullivan Preps for High School Sectional Tourney

The district basketball tournament featuring Sullivan and Daviess counties teams will be held Friday and Saturday March 4 and 5. Sixteen teams compete and locals are asked to host visiting players. Principal Hall requests names of residents with rooms for rent to accommodate visitors.

Sullivan Daviess Hall

Revival Planned with March Meetings Recited

Revival meetings are planned from March 1 to March 20 with Dr. J Wesley Osborn as evangelist in charge. Henry A Backemeyer is chorus director and Miss Thelma Atkinson pianist. Cottage prayer meetings were held yesterday in preparation.

Methodist Church Henry A. Backemeyer Thelma Atkinson J. Wesley Osborn

Burglar trio sent to reformatory for Greenwood store burglary

Paul Riggs and Alexander Jenkins, both of Shelburn, pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Judge Bridwell after being charged with burglarizing the Greenwood Bros. store. They were sentenced to the state reformatory for indeterminate terms of 2 to 14 years.

Reformatory Paul Riggs Alexander Jenkins Shelburn Greenwood Bros Bridwell State Reformatory

Pogue Farm Sold in Turman Township Sale

Isaac H. Kalley, commissioner, sold the 264 acre Thomas Pogue farm in Turman township at public sale Saturday to John W. and S. E. Lindley of this city for 10500 dollars.

Thos. Pogue Isaac H. Kalley Thomas Pogue Turman Township John W S. E. Lindley

County Sheep Growers Meet Here Friday

The Sullivan County Farmers Association invited all county wool growers to a Friday meeting. Discussions covered feeding, production and growing of sheep with a push to pool the 1921 Indiana wool clip and align with the Ohio Wool Growers Association for direct sales to manufacturers. Committees were named to organize the pool with 5 percent selling charges by Ohio Wool Growers Association.

Sullivan County Farmers’ Association William Lund Claud Harper Purdue University Indiana State Federation Sullivan County Association Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations Indiana Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Columbus Ohio America Sullivan County Elmer Carrico Carlisle R. A. Roberts Grover Clayton Merom J. R. Riggs Sullivan A. W. Pigg Cyril Downen Shelburn Richard Taylor Clair Thompson Farmersburg Will Riggs Fairbanks Ohio Wool Growers Associaton H. S. Benson

Marriage Licenses Listed for Burl Buckley and Others

Burl Buckley 24 a Shelburn drug clerk wed Bessie Watson 18 of Scott City. William M. Robbins 20 farmer wed Olie Arnett 22 of near Carlisle. Vernon C. Martin 24 farmer of Fairbanks wed Clarice M. Ransford 24 of Turman township.

Burl Buckley Shelburn Bessie Watson Scott City William M. Robbins Farmer Olie Arnett Carlisle Vernon C. Martin Fairbanks Clarice M. Ransford Turman Township

Wees Named Deputy Clerk As Railsback Succeeds Rogers

Miss Dona Wees accepts deputy clerk role for Charles R. Railsback county clerk replacing Mrs. Dave Rogers who departs for Phoenix Arizona with her husband. Rogers and Edsil Bostick plan an ice cream factory near Mesa to sell regionally. Other locals travel and return notices include visits to Phoenix El Paso and Darlington.

Dona Wees Charles R. Railsback Dave Rogers Rush Ridgeway Carlisle Phoenix Gertrude Herbert Crawfordsville Lou Nettie Stark Harry Stark el Paso Texas Lola Burr Kokomo Burr Kokomo Dispatch Charles C. Stevens Lee Ben Lane Farmersburg Bernice Mellott Darlington W. T. Mellott D. Frank Culbertson Vincennes Second District Elijah McFarland Culbertson Knox County That County State Senate

Budget Reform Moves Through Indiana Legislature

Indiana lawmakers push a constitutional amendment and budget system to enforce itemized state expenditures. Governor McCray backs a permanent budget with weekly department reports and double check on spending while tax levies for state universities face changes. The primary election bills see little party infighting as bills near passage.

Indianapolis General Assembly Senate McCray Auditor of State State’ Board of Tax Commissioners Indiana Indiana University Purdue State Normals House Roscoe Kiper Boonville

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