Death of Theodore Roosevelt Tribute by John C. Chaney
The Sullivan Union notes the death of Theodore Roosevelt describing him as honest, patriotic, and a great republican. The tribute praises his Christian training, resolve, and public service, highlighting his support for merit, opposition to socialism, and sacrifice of his sons in service. Chaney offers personal loss and respect for Roosevelt’s memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Israel
Colonel Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Woodrow Wilson
France
Kairer
England
Beostt
Lfe
America
Abraham Lincoln
John C. Chaney
Weir Stewart Wedding at Stewart Home Christmas Eve
The eldest daughter Ruby Mildred Stewart married Clyde Hamilton Weir at the Stewart home six miles west of Sullivan on Christmas Eve. The bride, a Graysville high school 1918 graduate, designed her wedding dress. Rev. Wr. Yager officiated. Attendants were Harold Woodard and Helen Stewart. A three course luncheon followed in a festively decorated dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Stewart
Sullivan
Ruby Mildred
Clyde Hamilton Weir
Miss Stewart
Graysville
Weir
Wr. Yager
Harold Woodard
Helen Stewart
County conference program for Christian churches
The county Christian churches program lists events at the Christian church next Tuesday morning and evening. Devotional at 8:30, county officers and department superintendents reports at 9:45, church work and possibilities at 10:15, Indiana Christian Missionary Association aims at 10:45, lunch recess, Congregational meeting, and 2:20 reports and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Conference OF Christian Churches
The
Christian Churches
Christian Church
Christian Church of
Indiana Christian Missionary Association
Oy L. WH. Graham
State
Jugieelist
Yate Peonte
Elarch Werth
Harber Hosts New Year Junior Party at Merom
Miss Edythe Helen Harber entertained the Juniors of Union Christian academy at her new Merom home with a New Year party. The group enjoyed decorations a mock Christmas tree gift exchanges and light refreshments before leaving, wishing a happy new year.
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Merom
Ind
Edythe Helen Harber
Union Christian Academy
Helen James
Bessa Zieders
Zora Wilbert
Gladys Pfpaught
Margaret Neibrugge
Ruth Robertson
Freeman Civil War veteran and politician dies in Terre Haute
Freeman a coal operator and former Sullivan resident died Friday at his Terre Haute home. A Linton native, he ran for state treasurer in 1912 and was defeated. Burial was in Linton Monday as parish officers conducted services. His children, recently ill with influenza, are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Freeman
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Linton
Mr. Freeman
St Osania Gedge
Local Notes From The City And Surrounding Towns
Mrs Dave Giles visits Ida Nesbit in Chicago and Mrs W A Dorris and family return to Gary Indiana. A son named Harlan Ruddell Jr born to Mr and Mrs Harlan Ruddell. County Clerk Dave Giles improves after illness. Various residents travel, military service members return, and community updates follow including bank stockholders meeting and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Giles
Miss Ida Nesbit
Chicago
W. A. Dorris
Gary
Indiana
Harlan Ruddell
G. W. Patterson
Petersburg
Bessie Patterson
St. Louis
J. L. Bowman
Lawrence Ef, Burton
Washington, D. C
Ed Burton
Washington
Madison
Wis
Department of Chemical Welfare
University of Wisconsin
George Washington University
Immett Harrison
Fairbanks Township
John Harrison
Camp Merritt
N. J
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Harrison & Drake
Haishness Ania
Drake
Rayvmond Ferree
Mgr
Wiliam GG
Ferree
Camp Even
Wass
Russell Thompson
Alvs
Will Thompson
American Bridge Company
Robert Billman
E. A. Billman
Joe
Reed
Will Jenkins
Cleveland
J. W. Lindley
Easler
West Jackson
Section Streets
Frank Nicholas
Nicholas
South Court Street
Lindley
Will H. Hays
New York
Will Hays, Jr
Hays
John T. Hays
T. B. Springer
New Lebanon
Ed B. Springer
Garden City
Kansas
Donald Springer
Medford
Oregon
Ed Springer
Sullivan
Red Cross
Sullivan State Bank
John B. Gooldy
Arnold Gettty
A. M. Getty
Semavercens
The Peoples State Bank of Sullivan Indiana Greeting
The bank expresses a customer friendly policy and wishes for the New Year with health happiness and prosperity for patrons and their families. It emphasizes safeguarding customer interests and maximum protection and accommodation.
Bank Statement of The Peoples State Bank Sullivan Indiana 1918
Bank report shows assets and liabilities at year end, including loans 645,965.87, deposits 582,503.89, and time certificates 344,696.58. Officers G R Dutton president J T Akin vice president R W Akin cashier certify the figures as true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Akin
R. W. Akin
Dick Bailey
Phoenix
Arizona
Bailey
Juanita
William Hawkins
Freeburg, Jr
Hawkins
G. R. Hawkins
Cass Township
Roy Kauffman
Ethel Sullivan
Chicago
Peoples State Bank
Sullivan
Indiana
U. S&s
Seer Deporib
Lashier’s
U. S. Treas
Hinkle C, Hays
N. P
Few Truly Sincere People Highlight Honest Hearts
A short meditation on sincerity criticizes social behavior noting that only a small number of individuals show true openness. It contrasts genuine honesty with the common practice of feigned trust aimed at winning others.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan Union
Congress
Weir-Stewart
L. H. Graham
J. B. Pearcy
Indianapolis
L. A. Graham
Col Theodore Roose
Woodrow
Europe
Wilson
Poincare
Boulogne Woods
Champ Elysees
Paris
Golda French
Orlando McClure
Indian Head
Maryland
Henry McClure
McClure
Ordinance Department
U. S&s. Navy
Steve Ridge
Jesse Ridge
O. K
Pauline Batey
Cubmit
the Peoples State Bank OF
G. R. Dutton
Oles BR . Directors
George FB. Button
Will I. Dfays
James M. Sinclair
James J. Durham
W. N. Thompson
the Peoples Siase Bank
Southwest Corner Square, Sullivan, Ind
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