Local Chronology of 1919 from the Sullivan Union
The March 5 1919 issue records deaths, land sales, court actions, and military notes from Sullivan County. It notes Mrs Margaret Crew death at age four, Stella Woodrow’s passing, Elks Lodge matters, farm sales, repairs, letters from service members in Germany, and local civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crew
Robert Crew
Turman Township
George D. Herron
Wilson
Princess Island
Hymera
Frank Wible
Sullivan County Motor Co
Oscar Bedell
Germany
Clara Bedell
Benjamin Hantman
General Assembly
J. B. Maple
Medical Corps of the Army
Camp Logan
Texas
John T. Hays
Gill Township
Carter Phegtey
Marion F. Walters
Hamilton Township
Frank Springer
Haddon Township
Frank Starner
Claude Osborne
Fairbanks Township
Ben Davis
The
Elks Lodge
T. C. Woodward & Sons
Velma Ballard
John Thomas
Paul French
7Th Infantry
Honer Prench
Pvt
N. K. Warr
Merron
Paul Freneh
Homer French
John Goodly
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Springer-Gonekeenour
Local Crime and Tragedy Report From Sullivan County
Fred Brunker pleaded guilty to stealing hams from Frank Williams and was released on bond. Roy Moore aged 17 was killed by an accidental shotgun discharge while crow hunting near Shelburn. Sullivan County plans for home-coming for service men announced by G W Gambill acting president of the county council of defense. Mrs Lee Bays elected grand secretary of the K K K sorority at state convention in Indianapolis. Two miners Lex McCammon and Rep h burned in an gas explosion at Paxton coal mine while breaking through to an old room. both expected home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
U. S. Navy
Elizabeth Alsman
J. T. Brodie
Daisy D. Williamson
Sullivan
Thomas A. Kennedy
Hutsonville
Pvt
Harris
Laurence Thompson
Beeson Hunt
France
M. E. Warner
Petersburg
Mutual Truck Company
Wabash
Golden French
J. B. Maple
Shelburn
Jnc
Claude Eslinger
T. A. Eslinger
Roy Drennan
Raymond Smith
Henry Smith
Clyde Daniels
Graysville
J. A. Hash
Daugherty
Mabel Daugherty
Clyde Burkholder
W. H. Bridwell
Levi Leach
Harry Leach
Argonne
William Lowry
Clifford Humphreys
Austin McClure
William Crabble
Henry Guirl
Fairbanks High School
U. S
R. W. Akin
John Huff
Big Dave
Sullivan County
Sarah Pogue
Turman Township
Elks Lodge
John T. Hays
District Federation of Clubs
Paul Miesenhalder
James Meisenhelder
Russell Thompson
Fannie Crawford
Hoosier
H. R. Taylor
Wiliam Riggs
Davis Hotel
H. C. Hays
Peoples State Bank
Theodore Seitz
Linton
John Harbaugh
Gladys Hiatt
Mishawaka
Ind
Fred Brunker
Frank Williams
Roy Moore
Charles Moore
Sullivan County Returned Service
G. W. Gambill
Sullivan County Council of Defense
Lee Bays
Indianapolis
Lex McCammon
Reph
Paxton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acaaan
Ua We
the National Bank
Iize
D. J. Kendrick Sullivan
Ilivan Mfg. Co
Undertaker
Tan
Arvice
Sullivan Union
Terre Haute
John Linkenhaker
Ilinois Central Railroad
Delmar Asdell
Andy McClanahan
St. Emilion
Interstate Bankers Association
Chicago
Oscar McDaniels
Sarah A. Hilderbrand
Newton
Curtis Spencer
Robert Houpt
William F. Catlin
F. L. Orr
Berrien Springs
Mich
Thomas Freeman
Center Ridge Cemetery
Charles Draper
E. C. Snarr
Dugger
Walter B. Foust
Lib Foust
Herbert Pugh
Joe M. Pugh
New Lebanon
W. W. Dale
Martinsville
Mary Coyner
Merom
N. K. Harris
Paddy Flynn
General Pershing
Prince of Wales
M. Lester
Union
William A. Houpt
Ches
Chesterfield
C. Fr. Batey
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
Excel
Charles F. Walters
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