New Weekly Steamship Service to Havana Announced
Beginning March 4 1914 United Fruit Company introduces a high grade weekly passenger service between New Orleans and Havana on its Great White Fleet ships. Depart New Orleans Wednesdays at 11 00 am arrive Havana Fridays 7 00 am return Havana 10 00 am Wednesdays arrive New Orleans Friday morning. The plan complements the Southern Pacific Steamship Line service from New Orleans Saturdays at 11 00 am return Havana 2 00 pm. Direct train links connect to New Orleans for Havana travel.
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Panama
New Orleans
Havana
United Fruit Company
Tropics
Southern Pacific Steamship Line
Train time and connections for 1913 Illinois Indiana routes
Timetable notice effective November 9 1913 for southbound No 7 and No 13 from Sullivan and northbound No 14 and No 10 via Sullivan with connecting agents and routing to Vandalia Bedford Seymour Westport and Greensburg. Central Passenger Association mileage honored. For timetable and details contact J T Averitt G P A Chicago Illinois.
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Sullivan
O J. T. Averitt
Chicago, Ills
Sullivan Social News Highlights
J. W. Phillips and his daughter Miss Myrtle of New Lebanon conducted business in Sullivan on Thursday. Miss Roxie Riddie and Miss Marie Riddie visited Hymera last week with Miss Juanita Jean and Mrs. Robert Allen.
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J. W. Phillips
Myrtle
New Lebanon
Sullivan
Roxie
Marie Riddie
Hymera
Juanita Jean
Robert Allen
Thornberry, Turman farmer, dies at 69 after illness
William J. Thornberry, 69, prominent Turman township farmer, died last Wednesday evening at home from tuberculosis. Funeral Friday at 10 from the residence. interment in Johnson cemetery. Born April 15, 1844 in Morgan County Indiana, he moved to this county in 1869 and farmed here since. He was a Democrat, former Turman township trustee, member of Graysville Methodist church, Turman Township Telephone, Graysville Masonic and Odd Fellows, and Jerusalem chapter No 81 R A M. He married Catherine Passmore in 1867. she died earlier. Survived by five children Orlando W., Mrs. C. C. Phillips, Chas. O., Mrs. Charles Boles, and Mrs. Albert Atkinson.
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William J. Thornberry
Turman Township
Mr. Thompson
Graysville M
Thornberry
Graysville
Death of Wmn H Gregg Noted in Carlisle Letter
Daniel V Helms administrator of Moses Gregg estate received a notice from Ino S Axtell adjutant of the Montana Soldiers Home Columbia Falls Montana of the death of Wmn H Gregg Died February 11 he was a member of the home and brother of the late Moses Cregg
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Wmn
A Winter Cough Promises Relief From Lung Trouble
Henry D. Sanders of Cavendish Vermont credits Dr. King's New Discovery with relieving a stubborn winter cough after pneumonia. He urges its use for coughs colds and lung trouble and notes a money back guarantee. Priced at 50 cents and 1.00, recommended by Joe K. Smock & Son.
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Dr. King
Henry D. Sanders
Cavendish
Joe K. Smock & Son
Thurman McDonald and Jessie Mahan Wed at Parsonage
Thurman Spencer McDonald of Farmersburg and Miss Jessie H. Mahan of Lewis were married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. P. C. Lisman officiating. McDonald is a Baldwin Piano Co. salesman and the couple will honeymoon in Pensacola, Florida.
Miner Joseph Raines and Miss Rob erts wed in clerk's office
Joseph William Raines a Hymera miner married Hymera resident Miss Vanceletta Rob erts Wednesday in the clerk's office by Rev. P. C. Lisman.
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Joseph William Raines
Hymera
Vanceletta Roberts
P. C. Lisman
Sullivan County Pair Wed in Early Morning Ceremony
Brazil reports Ward R. Fisher, a Sullivan county farmer, married Miss Mona L. Helman of Sullivan county at 10 o clock by Justice George B. Law. Couple will reside in Shelburn.
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Brazil
Ward R. Fisher
Sullivan County
Mona L. Helman
George B. Law
Shelburn
Dora Hiatt Spends Week in Dagger With Cors Misses
Dora Hiatt spent several days last week in Dagger with Misses Cors Lanter and Destine Me-Belds.
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Hiatt
Lanter
Destine ‘Me- Belds
Carlisle Couple Wed by Justice at Office
Russell Burton 19 and Miss Ethel Pearl Eslinger 22, both of Carlisle, were married Saturday afternoon by Justice Earl Kennedy in his office.
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Russell Burton
Carlisle
Ethel Pearl Eslinger
Earl Kennedy
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Quick Relief for Backache
Advert explains Foley Kidney Pills as effective in curing backache rheumatism and joint stiffness caused by weak kidneys. Claims relief from urinary irregularities and other kidney related illnesses with rapid results. Joe Ki Smock is cited as endorsing the remedy.
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Joe
Personal notices from Sullivan area residents
Kerr Coulson and Aaron A. Graham transacted business in Sullivan on Saturday. Mrs Harve Crowder Mrs Joe Smock and Miss Gladys Smock travel to Biloxi Mississippi for Mardi Gras with trips to New Orleans. Crowder to stay months with Mr Crowder. Several residents attend Elks fair in Terre Haute and shop in Sullivan. Notables include J W Steward purchasing Bisinger interest and forming Steward and Bisinger garage.
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Kerr Coulson
Gill Township
Sullivan
Aaron A. Graham
Harve Crowder
Joe K. Smock
Gladys Smock
Biloxi
New Orleans
Crowder
Butler Morris
West of
City
Lee Bays
Dirrelle Chaney
Terre Haute
Will Lee
Sam Lee
New Lebanon
Wm. McCammon
Haddon Township
Lillie Goodman
John W. Lackey
Dugger
Joseph Pugh
Merom
Tom Houpt
J. W. Steward
Indianapolis
W. B. Bisinger
Washington Street
Steward and Bisinger
Marie Russell
M. J. Wyatt
Linton
M. F. Willis
Lansberry Riggs
Fairbanks
Annie Tannehill
Elizabeth Stevenson
A. P. Lofton
H. O. McKinley
Portland
Ore
McKinley
Ruby Copeland
Edith Lang
Clive McGuire
Baptist State Brotherhood
John Gravemier
Bloomington
Ind
Elsie Sustign
Robinson
Hugene Wilson
Heien Family Relocates to Crowder Property on Washington Street
Herman Heien and his family moved last week from Fairbanks township to the Max Crowder property on Washington Street which Heien recently purchased.
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Herman Heien
Fairbanks Township
Max Crowder
Washington Street
Mr. Heien
Hymera Couple Guests of Mellotts Thursday
Mr and Mrs Floyd Cummins of Hymera were the guests of Mr and Mrs W T Mellott on Thursday.
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Floyd Cummins
Hymera
W. T. Mellott
Mrs Royster Visits Sister in Indianapolis
Mrs. W. H. Royster of Indianapolis was the guest last week of her sister Mrs. Fred Bays.
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W. H. Royster
Indianapolis
Fred Bays
Paxton Couple Visits in Sullivan on Thursday
Mr and Mrs Thomas Morgan of Paxton visited in Sullivan on Thursday.
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Thomas Morgan of
Paxton
Sullivan
LICKSKILLET ITEMS FOR BLOOMINGTON STAR
A jumble of small items from Bloomington Star includes Salina Baker seeking bar gains in Indianapolis and spotting 5 reel pictures for a nickel, hog cholera in Squire Hansford’s pen, Zeke Hawkins taking a poultry house time keeping job, and Armin ta Jones to sing at a church social. Other notes mention Dick Beardsley visiting Brown County to see his grandmother, Squire Hartsock’s back ache, Hank Hartsock’s fate, and Uncle Johnny Sprucebey consuming pills amid flu.
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Salina Baker
Indianapolis
Jim Slivers
Doc McFadden
Dick Beardsley
Brown County
Squire Hansford
Hd Bascombe
Zeke Hawkins
Bloomington
Zeb Peters
Squire Hartsock
Arminta Jones
Hank
Johnny Sprucebey
Inhony
Grippe
Marriage Licenses Granted in Various Areas
Raymond Willis of Carlisle and Mary Elnor Willis of Paxton. Francis Mason of Linton and Mollie Jane Hedrick of Pleasantville. Thurman Spencer McDonald of Farmersburg and Jessie E. Mahan of Lewis. Joseph William Raines and Vanceletta Roberts of Hymera. John Harvott and Mary Toth of Jerico. James Henry Simons of Crawford County and Bessie May Bennett of Sullivan. John Golinski and Josefa Hlebowska of Shelburn. John Russell Burton and Ethel Eslinger of Carlisle.
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Raymond Willis
Carlisle
Mary Elnor Willis
Paxton
Francis ‘Mason
Linton
Mollie Jane Hedrick
Pleasantville
Thurman Spencer McDonald
Farmersburg
Jessie E. Mahan
Lewis
Joseph William Raines
Vanceletta Roberts
Hymera
John Harvott
Mary Toth
Jerico
James Henry Simons
Crawford Co
Bessie May’ Bennett
Sullivan
John Golinski
Josefa Hlebowska
Shelburn
John Russell Burton
Ethel Eslinger
Foley Kidney Pills Backed by Smock & Son Testimony
Advertisements claim Foley Kidney Pills produce quick, good results for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles. The endorsement from Joe K. of Smock & Son states the pills supply the kidneys and bladder with what nature requires to heal weakened and inactive organs.
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Joe K
Smock & Son
Harbaugh brothers visit Purdue with parents
Ross and John Harbaugh, both attending Purdue University, visited Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs W W Harbaugh.
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Ross
John Harbaugh
Purdue University
Mrs
W. W. Harbaugh
Date Set for Parson divorce and Freeman suit motions
Judge W H Bridwell fixed February 28 for argument on motions for a new trial in the Parsons divorce case and in the widow of Joseph Freeman v Lash. The Freeman case involved a jury award of 2500 dollars for Freeman's death in the Lash mine near Farmersburg.
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W. H. Bridwell
Joseph Freeman
Lash
Freeman
Farmersburg
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Cure
testimonial from C P Caldwell of New Orleans praising Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment and Derma Zema Soap. states three boxes and soap cleared all spots, claims soothing antiseptic action, guarantees, and availability from Pfeiffer Chemical Co. at 50 cents.
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Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Merom Men Travel Home After Indianapolis Trip
Jacob Baughman and John AL Gettinger of Merom were on their way home Saturday evening from Indianapolis where they had been on a business trip.
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Jacob Baughman
John AL. Gettinger
Merom
Sullivan
Indianapolis
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