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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1910

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Minister Tilburn Denies Embezzlement in Jail Visit

The Rev. E R Tilburn, former pastor of the First Christian Church at Linton, jailed in Sullivan after Pasadena arrest on embezzlement charges, denies funds took and says he never married Mary Smith though press reports claimed so. He asserts his departure was due to church hasty action and expects a court hearing soon. Mary Smith remains at home as her mother’s condition worsens.

Christian Church At Linton ER. O. Tilburn Pasadena Cal First Christian Church Mary Smith Tilburn Sullivan Los Angeles Miss Smith Mr. Tilburn Branstedter Indianapolis Wible Bloomfield Greene County Mary Butte Montana Rev. Miller Effingham She Kelley Mrs. Smith Miss. Smith

Mine shot fireman Harry Botts killed in Shelburn Indiana

Shelburn Indiana January 10 Harry Botts 34 shot firer at the old Shelburn mine was killed by a windy shot or gas explosion about 5 30 Saturday evening. Fire Boss John Nicholson led a rescue party and recovered Botts body in an adjoining room. He was married and father of four children.

Shelburn Ind Harry Botts John Nicholson Botts Herbert Stewart James Farley M. Hayveny John Campbell Joseph Armstrong Bott McEwen Undertaking Establishment

Mrs Walters dies after long illness in town

Mrs Martha E Walters widow of F E B Walters aged 50 died after a year of illness at her East Washington street home. She had been bed bound four months and is survived by three children Stella Simmons Charles F and Walter B Walker. She was a member of the Church of Christ at Berea. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm at the home with interment at Center Ridge.

Martha E. Walters F. E B. Walters East Washington Street

Anderson Jailed Again After Release in Critical Condition

George Anderson, released from jail a month ago, is back in jail from Shelburn due to serious illness. Deputy Ed Kelley brought him back Friday night. doctors say he remains in precarious health and has lost 76 pounds. He expects to stay under care of a Terre Haute physician as his term continues.

Anderson George Anderson Shelburn Ed Kelley Wible Marshall Kelley Terre Haute

Elks Hold Annual Christmas Tree Celebration

The Elks lodge distributed their annual Christmas tree and party on Thursday evening. Attor ney Fred Bays acted as toastmaster as Elks from Robinson, Terre Haute, Linton, Shelburn, Carlisle and Palestine attended. The event provided a full evening of fun with gifts for many. others received lemons.

Elks Lodge Elks Robinson Terre Haute Linton Shelburn Carlisle Palestine Fred Bays

Married by Squire officiates two unions in one ceremony

Justice Robert Kirkham presided Thursday at a double marriage ceremony uniting George Deterts a farmer of Hartsburg Indiana with Fannie H Crawford of Jackson Hill and William Webb a Shelburn miner with Dan Catherine Pryor of Shelburn.

Robert Kirkham George Deterts Hartsburg Inl Fannie H. Crawford Jackson Hill William Webb Shelburn Dan Catherine Pryor

Contested County Offices as Democrats Enter Primary Race

The Democratic drive for county nominations intensifies with four year terms in play. Key races include auditor Crowder versus deputy Bicknell, treasurer contenders Aydelotte and Howard, clerk candidate DeBaun and challengers Denney Douthitt Kemp. Sheriff Wible seeks renomination amid limited opposition. coroner, assessor, prosecuting attorney, representative, and commissioner seats all draw activity as February politics heat up.

County Court House Ben C. Crowder Win William E. Aydelotte Thomas Ed Ward W. W. Howard Jefferson Township Arthur E. DeBaun DeBaun Elza J. W. Kemp Gill Township George McNabb Frank Wible Wible Cass Township Claude Padgett W. A. Bailey Charles Brewer Shelburn Bailey Frank Hiatt Frank Francis E. Walters Hiatt Sullivan County James E. Hudson Greene County Fred F. Bays Bays J. L. Durham Charley Pirtle Durham P. D. Over Pete Over Montgomery Decamp Nowlin Dave Crawley Vince Munich

Union Promises Real News On Democratic Primary

The Union pledges to provide real live news on the democratic primary campaign through its wireless telegraphy system. It will report week by week on the hopeful situation and keep in close touch as the contest promises to be lively. Announcement column to be printed shortly.

Letter from Afo Sullivan County Man

A short letter from G. W. Padgett of Pleasant Plains Arkansas, formerly of Sullivan County, recalls his boyhood days here and his fondness for hearing news from Sullivan County. He notes his Arkansas region resembles the land he left behind.

Sullivan County Union G. W. Padgett Pleasant Plains Ark Mr. Padgett Arkansas

Trials Advancing in State Case and Others

The State versus James Leonard for attempting to bribe a juror is continued after Bays & Bays moved to quash the indictment. John Wilson faces murder charges for the death of Leonard Orr with many witnesses expected. Cecil Jennings child desertion moves from Justice Court to Circuit Court and likely won’t be tried this term.

James Leonard Bays & Bays Leonard William Beck George Anderson John Wilson Wilson Leonard Orr Cecil Jennings Justice Kirkham

Governor Appeal Sought in Major Pheasant Fine Case

RE W Dix Curry township farmer asks Governor Marshall to remit a $165 fine plus costs for selling pheasants state wide. Dix claims inability to pay and argues the penalty is too heavy for the alleged offense. He says he has paid $50 and denies guilt, alleging a try to trouble him. The matter was referred to Justice Kirkham after game commission review.

Marshall RE. W. Dix Curry Township Dix State Game Commission Justice Kirkham

Sunday School Officers Elected by Central Christian Church

Central Christian Church official board at Farmersburg has chosen 1910 Sunday school officers led by T. V. Pittman as superintendent and W. V. Jennings as assistant. Other posts include Mary Herr secretary Verda McGrath assistant secretary Louie Jennings treasurer Bonnie Scott organist Hal Cowen assistant organist Emma Pittman cracie roll Emma Pittman and Zora Wisener superintendent primary and junior department J. T. Scott chorister and George Cottrell assistant chorister.

Farmersburg The Central Christian Church T. V. Pittman W. V. Jennings Mary Herr Verda McGrath Louie Jennings Bonnie Scott Hal Cowen Charles Ross Home Department Emma Pittman Cracie Roll Zora Wisener J. T. Scott George Cottrell

Commissioners reorganize county board with new president

At last week’s session the county commissioners reorganized the board electing L O Turnbull president to succeed Hilla Lovelace. Lovelace was replaced on the board by John A Mattix of this city.

Board of County Commisioners L. O. Turnbull Hilla Lovelace Lovelace John A. Mattix

Ordained Priest Cristopher Murray Veiled in Carlisle Ties

Rev Cristopher Murray brother of Mrs Thomas Williams of Carlisle was ordained to the priesthood at the Feast of the Immaculate Conception in December at Loretto Pennsylvania authorities announced the ceremony and family connection in Carlisle.

Carlisle Cristopher Murray Thomas Williams Loretto

Wilsons Bond Fixed in Shelburn Murder Case

Judge Henderson of the circuit court fixed John Wilson of Shelburn's bond at 5000 dollars for the murder of Leonard Orr. Wilson remains in jail awaiting trial.

Wilson Henderson Circuit Cour John Wilson Shelburn Leonard Orr

Mark Master Degree Work Tonight at Jerusalem Chapter

Jerusalem chapter No. 81 R. A. M. will conduct work in the Mark Master degree tonight.

Jerusalem

Physicians Boost Hospital Movement Here

Physicians describe strong benefits of establishing a new hospital in the area, highlighting improved care access, modern facilities, and community health advantages.

Sullivan County Medical Society Pushes County Hospital Plan

The Sullivan County Medical Society hosted a banquet and session with county commissioners and council members at the Davis hotel to advocate a county hospital. Speakers urged funding via tax levy, described board governance, and cited mine injuries and deaths to stress need.

Sullivan County Medical Society

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Mrs. Walters Diana Indiana Davis Hotel Elks Home E. M. Corbin Joe R. Crowder Circuit Court W. H. Davenport Vincennes Knox County Hospital Firebaugh Will H. Hays Tescord A. W. Sonne Presbyterian Church BE. M. Corbin J. H. Wrork J. H. Neff B. M Dugger State Medical Society
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