Entertainers to Perform at Union Christian College Event
An entertainment program under Union Christian College auspices will be held at the Christian church Friday at 7 30 pm. Admission is free and no collections or subscriptions will be taken. Speeches by Mayor Eagleton and Hon George N Parker, with remarks from Hon Charles D Hunt and others. Dr Hammond and Miss Florence Wright head the program with readings and local musical numbers.
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Union Christian College
Erom
Christian Church
Eagelton
Robinson, Ir
George N. Parker
Charles D. Hunt
Sullivan
Hammond
College
Florence Wright
Northwestern School of Oratory
Resolutions from Gaskins Post No 564 GAR Indiana
The resolution notes the death of Joseph Berlien, a comrade of Gaskins Post No 564 GAR Indiana, draping the charter for 30 days and extending sympathy to his family. It lists committee signatories and requests publication in local papers. Also includes medical-advertisement blend and county society notes with local obituaries, dates, and figures.
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Joseph Berlien
Gaskins Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Indiana
Bullivan County
Rainy spells and social visits across counties
Heavy rainfall is reported currently. Jesse Borders attended a Terre Haute theatre Wednesday night. George Adams and wife spent several days with Frank Sanders near Sullivan. Locals attended a Staffordshire street car meeting Tuesday. George Burton and G. R. Christ were seen in the area Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs John F Patton and daughters Lorena and Gratis visited R. C. Davis and wife at Sullivan Sunday. Mrs Fred Wernz traveled to Terre Haute Saturday for her mother Mrs Henry Drake's illness. John Harris visited his cousin Miss Mary Foutz earlier in the week.
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Jesse Borders
Terre Haute
George Adams
Frank Sanders
Sullivan
Staffordshire
George Burton
G. R. Christ
John F. Patton
Lorena and
Gratis
R. C. Davis
Fred Wernz
Henry Drake
John Harris
Mary Foutz
Pearl
Tressa Clarke
Dezzie McCammon
Mattie Putman
Danville
Effie
Vesta Harvey
Worthington
Mrs. Cope
Oklahoma
J. Goodman
Miss King
No. 13
Francis Ward
Ben Padgett
Carlisle
John Memmert
Francis Moody
White Rabbit
D. S. Hunt
Fritz
Arthur
Cass
Coy Page
E. Padgett
Indianapolis
Public Depositories Bill Promoted by State Auditor
John Billhiemer of Washington, the state auditor, outlines a public depositories bill to be introduced this session. It requires three forms of collateral or bonds, limits losses to the public, and prescribes daily balances and quarterly audits. Governor Hanly plans to deliver his lengthy message personally, a departure from tradition.
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John
Billhiemer
Washington
State Board of Finance
Hanly
Durbin
Farmersburg Notices and Local Movements Chronicle
James Crawford on sick list. Little Bruce Dodd dies of membranous croup at five, funeral by Rev Mainty. Visitors include Rev L V Barbie of Terre Haute and George McKinney of Centralia. Families move, shop talks, church meetings, and music course planned in Greencastle.
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George
Minnie McKinney
Centralia
Illinois
Bonnie Scott
Bruce Dodd
James
Laura Dodd
Mainty
Bruce
Reductions That Mean Something in Sullivan Bargain Event
An extensive Sullivan sale offers 25 percent discounts on men s suits overcoats and cravenettes as heavy stock from poor weather months moves. Prices cited include $18 50 for suits with notable competition from Terre Haute ads at $25.00 and $18.75. Aimed at attracting local buyers during a multi day event.
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Sullivan
Woods
Terre Haute
New Floor Men and Boys Suits Sale Ad
A second floor sale offers 25 to 40 percent discounts on men and boys suits. Highlights include 375 one of a kind pieces priced as low as $5 for select sizes, plus children’s suits, overcoats, knee pants, shirts, and sweaters with deep markdowns and free watch or bracelet incentives for mentioning the ad.
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Woods
Pleasantville social brings prize winners and local moves
A holiday masquerade social by the band boys drew prizes for Kid Hindman Gerty Herndon Ella Powell Viola Benefield Carrie Purcell BE. A. Powell Roxie Wilson Percy Brown Jack Herndon. Oysters total $26.50. Local residents visited or relocated, with notes on visits by Prof. Little Miss Faye Maddock Garnet Herndon T. H. McClung and Rev. Hudson.
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Ben Enochs
Maggie
Elbert Phillips
Bicknell
J. Wesley Enochs
A. F. Hindman
Odon
Kid
Band Boys
Kid Hindman
Gerty Herndon
Ella Powell
Viola Benefield
Carrie Purcell
Obituary of Irene Pinkston in Merom community
Irene Pinkston wife of William QO Pinkston born January 9 1829 died January 3 at Merom aged 77 years 11 months 24 days Surviving children include William C Pinkston Martha Kaufman Emma Woodward and others She joined the Methodist church long ago and was a member of Providence church Her father Silas Osborne a pioneer minister in Sullivan county is noted along with surviving relatives and a baby born recently in the community
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Irene Pinkston
William QO. Pinkston
Merom
William O. Pinkston
Methodist Church
Providence Church
Camp Ground
Mount Zion
New Lebanon
Silas Osborne
Sullivan County
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sullivan
Emily Colvin
John Osborne
Marshall
Illinois
William C. Pinkston
Farmersburg
John H. Pinkston
Hymera
Martha Kaufman
Merom Station
Emma Woodward
Graysville
Local Moves and Social Visits Reported Around Shiloh Area
Martin Pirtle and Oliver Mounts conducted business trips to Dugger on Monday and Friday respectively. Frank Ballance is erecting a new barn. Martin Booker visited Linton on Friday. A large crowd attended the meeting at Shiloh on Sunday. George Figg visited Linton on Thursday. Frank Marford and wife visited friends Sunday. Alfred Bennett and wife called on friends Monday.
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Martin Pirtle
Dugger
Oliver Mounts
Frank Ballance
Shiloh
George Figg
Linton
Frank Marford
Alfred Bennett
Subscriptions received from Terre Haute educator
The Union reports receipt of subscription favors from W. T. Turman of Terre Haute, a former Sullivan County boy and a member of the faculty at Indiana State Normal.
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W. T. Turman
Terre Haute
Sullivan County
Turman
The
Indiana State Normal
Post office moved to barn on East Jackson street
The item notes a move to a private barn on East Jackson street near Citizens Trust Bid with phone 173. The brief entry ends with the date 24-4.
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East Jackson Street
One Square East Citizens Trust
Movement to elect John C. Chaney Indiana governor grows
The state wide movement to nominate John C. Chaney for Indiana governor gathers momentum. His congressional record and personal popularity have shifted the Second district away from Democrats, and his eloquence energy intellect and character are praised as ideal governor material.
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John C. Chaney
Indiana
Chaney
Congress
Washington Times
Judge Chaney Returns to Washington to Begin Second Term
Judge Chaney, congressman from this district, returns to Washington today to take up his duties after a holiday vacation. His first term ends in March when he enters his second term. His high rank in Congress and strong re election show local faith in him, with hopes for funds to secure grounds and erect a building in Bloomington.
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Chaney
Washington
Congress
Bloomington
Bloomington Telephone
Springers Headed to Indianapolis for Indiana Legislature Session
Captain T. B. Springer and wife depart Monday for Indianapolis to attend the Indiana legislature session. They will stay at the Claypool hotel and visit Mt. Carmel relatives, including Mrs. Springer's sister Mrs. Bland. Their family spans Mt. Carmel, St. Louis, Denver, and Oregon with various public service roles.
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T. B. Springer
Indianapolis
Indiana
Claypool
Springer
Thos. Bland
Mt. Carmel
Bland
Mr. Springer
Miss Charlotte
Abbie
St. Louis
Denver
Oregon
Miller Visitors From St Louis Stay With Higdon Kin
Mr and Mrs J V Miller of St Louis are guests of Mrs Miller's brother John C Higdon in Sulphur Springs Texas. Mrs Miller and Mr Higdon were born and raised in this county and are children of Uncle Billy Higdon of Shelburn.
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Texas Evening News
J. Vu. Miller
St. Louis
Subscription favors from Lyons Kansas trader John Wright
The Union reports subscription favors from John Wright of Lyons Kansas, formerly a county resident. Wright runs a commission business in Lyons.
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John Wright
Lyons
Kansas
This
Wright
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M. A. Jennings
D. H. Jones
A. P. Asbury
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Crowley
Dr. Crowley
Claude Taylor
Penver
Colorado
Sullivan County Medical Sofety
Theis
Shelburn R. R
James Crawford
Joe Gibson
Little Bessie Ross
Rev. L. V. Barbie
Bertha Liston
Eiia Shaw
Greencastle
Hayworth
Shelburn
Walker Jennings
Thompson Scott
Huffman
Mollie McDonald
Thurman
Eugene Gray
Jennings
Weldon, Ill
M. E. Church
Central Christian Church
Pleasantville
Prof. Little
Williamsport
Faye Maddock
Sandborn
Garnet Herndon
Marco Telephone Exchange
Peck Herndon
T. H. McClung
Charles Hdminson
Chicago
Rev. Hudson
U. B
Goodman Chapel
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Padgett
Reuben Gilmour
Charles Yates
James Padgett
Ray
James Jared
Heaven
B. F. Shepherd
Mrs. Tooley
Martin Booker
J. W. Hunt
C. F. Briggs
Office Briggs ‘Building
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