Jitney Driver Robbed by Two Sailors Near Sullivan
Jesse Jackson a Terre Haute jitney driver was forced to drive to Coulson woods two miles west of Sullivan where two men in sailor outfits bound him and robbed him of twelve dollars and his machine. They fled toward Indianapolis after relaying the tale to police and were later traced through Merom and Pax ton to New Lebanon and Oaktown. A Rev. Bratton found Jackson and freed him. The Dodge w edge machine bore license No 2307.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jackson
Terre Haute
Coulson Woods
Merom
Charley Vickery
Ito
Graysville
Indianapolis
Brodie
James al. Willis
New Lebanon
Carlisle
Jackson
Rich
Seventh Ad
Main Streets
South Seventh Street
Seventh
Ohio
Seventh Street
Sullivan
C. M. Brattain
Bolenbaugh Blann Wedding At New Lebanon
At the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Bolenbaugh of New Lebanon the marriage of their daughter Hattie Beatrice to Lester Ray Blann took place at six o clock Sunday evening Rev Barett of the M E church officiated the ring ceremony The bride wore white crepe de chine refreshments of fruit salad and cake were served Many named guests attended and gifts included cut glass china silverware and linen The couple left Monday for Morroco Indiana for a two week visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bolenbaugh
New Lebanon
Hattie Beatrice
Lester Ray Blann
Marion Blann
Barett
M. E. Church
Marie
Pearl
Alta Bolenbaugh
Bernice Brown
Dora Weir
Hallie Ladd
Florence
Mary Dodds
Margaret Youngman
Ward Schaffer
Harry Shaw
Jake Prose
Harry
Will Dodds
Vera Lear
Russelville
Roy. Blann
Morroco
Former Sullivan Woman Promotes War Propaganda Plan
Martha Evans Martin of Washington, a Sullivan native and National Council of Defense member, seeks to organize rural Sullivan and Vigo counties for patriotic meetings and education. She asks County Superintendent Richard Park for a list of rural teachers to distribute materials and coordinate district programs with appointed speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Evans Martin
Sullivan and
Vigo Counties
Richard Park
Woman's Department of the
National Council of Defense
Washington
Martin
Sullivan
George R. Dutton
H. E. Dutton
Fred Dutton
Murray Briggs
Colonel Praises Sullivan Company No 1038 Knights
Col George C Russell and Capt Frank Buckingham praised Sullivan Company No 1038 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias after a strong inspection and officer installation. The group showed growing membership and drill proficiency with full uniformed equipment and a solid financial report. Installed officers include Lee Ellis captain W P McCrory first lieutenant Herman Heien second lieutenant C J Bosstick treasurer W B Walters guard Guy BiddIe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Company
Knights of Pythias
George C. Russell
Frank M. Buckingham
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Rossell
Lee Ellis
W. P. McCrory
Herman Heien
C. J. Bosstick
W. B. Walters
Guy Biddle
Washington trip highlights praise for Congressman Bland
O'Donnell and Hal D. Ridenour of Dyer Packing Co return from a two week Washington and New York visit. They credit Congressman Oscar E. Bland with broad access and strong support for their business and discuss East War activity with evident enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PM. O'Donnell
Hal D. Ridenour
Dyer Packing Company
D. C
New York
Oscar E. Bland
Congressman Bland
Ridenour
Bland
Department of the Government
O'Donnell
Men Who Failed to Report on Questionnaires
A list of individuals from various towns including Charles W. Sewell of Brookings South Dakota Charles Rigney of Shelburn Indiana and Virgil Joseph of Sullivan plus several others from Shelburn Sullivan Dugger Hymera and Pleasantville. The men are specifically named as failing to report on questionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sewell
Brookings
South Dakota
Charles Rigney
Shelburn
Ind
Barney Sterling
Dugger
Virgil Joseph
Sullivan
R. R
Leonard McKinney
William Stashium
John Bonner
George Durham
Cass
Charlie Lusky
Hymera
John Luther Wesner
West Union
Ilinois
Harry Stewart
Reginald A. Brinklow
Pleasantville
William McLaughlin
Henry Alsop
Bankers to Convene Meeting and Banquet
The Sullivan County Bankers Association will meet in the Christian Church basement Wednesday evening as guests of city bankers. A banquet will follow served by the Berean Society. Speakers include Dr. George R. Alsop of Vincennes German National Bank, Guy McKimsey of Vincennes, James S. Rouse of Terre Haute Trust, and Robert Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Bankers’ Association
Christian Church
Berean Society of the Church
George R. Alsop
German National Bank of
Vincennes
Guy McKimsey
James S. Rouse
Terre Haute Trust Company
Robert Taylor
Feeding Hens For Winter Fodder and Care Tips
Poultry guidance on varying feed needs and the importance of grit lime and charcoal. Advice covers crop checks, rouping on the porch, morning empty crops, morning grain, warm mash midday and a liberal grain feed before roosting. Emphasizes skimmed milk as efficient feed and need for green and supplementary foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittehy
Winter house repairs for poultry in high price season
Instructions outline winter housing improvements to conserve flock. Replace worn roosts with fresh materials, clean rubbish, optimize drainage and ventilation, seal leaks, and whitewash interior walls to improve comfort and reduce losses.
Poultry Feeding: Importance of Grit Oyster Shells and Charcoal
Article advises poultry keepers to supply grit, oyster shells, crushed shells, mortar, lime, and charcoal to laying hens. Grit aids digestion, shells support egg production, and charcoal helps digestion by absorbing impurities. Encourages breeding a purebred flock and proper care in poultry raising.
Homemade poultry drinkers offer practical water access
Homemade drinking fountains for poultry may be as useful as more expensive ones. It is essential to provide clean water and sterilize utensils frequently as a precaution against diseases.
Winter feeding for poultry keeping with bone and meat scraps
The article advises poultry keepers to replace spring and summer feeds in winter with green cut bone and animal meals. It cautions about bowel disturbances, suggests feeding one pound daily for 20 hens initially, and warns to introduce meat scraps gradually before keeping them as a constant diet.
Ventilation Tactics in Poultry Houses Cited
The article notes that a cloth curtain over an opening provides an effective ventilation method for poultry houses, arguing cold dry air is preferable to warm damp conditions for bird health and stability.
Earth floors in poultry houses require cleanliness
Earth floors in poultry houses are excellent if kept clean but can be damp in most climates. Where earth floors are used, they are raised three or four inches above the outside ground level.
Moon as Lesson in Temperance Learnt by Man
A fragmentary quotation frames the moon as a moral teacher for temperance. The exchange hints at fate and a last quarter as turning points, but lacks context or concrete events.
A Gay Deceiver Quote Reflects Diplomatic Irony
A brief dialogue questions whether a diplomat fully deceives others. The line asserts the diplomat fooled his own government into thinking he deceived a different government, highlighting irony in political conduct.
New Suits and Divorce Actions Listed in Court Docket
Quiet title action Charles Cassell against Phillip Hoover and others. Guardian ship matter for Elizabeth Foust. Damages case Carrie Bushell against J Wooley Coal Co and Ernest Scott. Divorce filings Lucinda E Cole versus Edward J Cole. Grace Clemens vs Edwin Quhemr ens seeks divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cassell
Phillip Hoover
Elizabeth Foust
Carrie Bushell
J. Wooley Coal Co
Ernest Scott
Lucinda E. Cole
Edward J. Cole
Grace Clemens
Edwin
Quhemrens
Marriage Licenses Granted in Sullivan Area
Chester R. Blann age 20 farmer and Hattie B. Bolenbaugh age 20 Neweb a non. Claude E. Morris 22 farmer New Lebanon and Vern Moore 22 near Sullivan. Henry Hancock 50 farmer Mer om and Iva Rose 26 Sullivan. Henry Lomax 20 miner Clinton and Mary Miller 20 Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Morris
Farmer New Lebanon
Vern Moore
Sullivan
Henry Hancock
Farmer
Merom
Iva Rose
Henry Lomax
Miner
Clinton
Mary Miller
County Clerk Announces Explosive Inscense Blanks Availability
Dave Giles county clerk says a supply of explosive blanks is now on hand for handling powder dynamite fuse and caps used in mining blasting. He previously faced supply trouble but now has ample stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Giles
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Council
Specdald Information Service
United States Department of Agriculure
Ti Ming
H. L. Ramsey
B.C
Palmer School of Chiropractic
South Court St
United States
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sellivan, Indiana
The
W.H. Fall, Dr. Farm Loan Co
Crowder
East Side Square
Sullivan, Ind
Lindley
W. H. Eaton
Sherman Building
Chester R. Blann
Farmer and Hattie B. Bolenbaugh
Neweba
I. Ramsey
the Union Ai Five
Buick
Sullivan Union
Squllivan
Indiana
Wright
Hartford City
Domestic Supply Co
Dept. 14
Binghampton
N. Y
Rush- Lemen
Anacortes
Haddon Township
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