Alumni page seeks 40-year Sullivan High School class roll
Editor asks alumni to compile a full list of all 40 graduating classes from Sullivan High School since 1882. Readers are urged to send names, addresses, occupations, marital status, children, and photos for verification, starting with class of ’82. Contact Sam H. Smith at P O Box 295 Sullivan Ind.
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Sullivan High School
Jim Riggs
J. R. Riggs
Sullivan
Agriculture
Wilson
Carl Hinkle
Addis McEneny
L. A. Stewart
Doc
Art McGuire
Bob White
Lee
Fred Bays
Doc Higbee
Doc Crowder
Doc Scott
Doc Briggs
Doc Maple
Doc Thompson
Poynter
Paul Stratton
Reid Ross
Tanlae’s Merit Drives Global Fame For Its Work
Tanlae earns worldwide acclaim for its merit and utility as Dougherty and Walters assert. The quoted praise highlights quality as the key driver of its recognition across markets.
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Tanlae
Local Social And School Notices From Hatton Area
Merom residents entertained Dr W S Alexander and Dr Cooper of Wauboleau Mo. Miss Faye Setzer was ill so Mr Webb Milam taught in her absence. Jessie Hayes Williams of Claremont California died. her father Mr Hayes once edited the Union. Hatton Chapel meetings draw interest. Eva Thompson and daughters hosted visitors. Church Ladies Aid held an all day meeting with a chicken dinner.
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Jacob Baughman
W. S. Alexander
Cooper
Waubleau
Faye Setzer
Webb Milam
Miss Hatten
J. A. Hayes
Jessie Hayes Williams
Claremont
California
Hayes
Union
Kansas City
Jessie
Hatton Chapel
Waubleau, Mo
Eva Thompson
Drue
Alice Thornton
Harold Weir
Ed Pinkston
George McNabb
Morris ‘Ward
Dodds Bridge
G. R. Hammond
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Liberty
Aid
Warren Watson
Emerson Watson
Big Springs
George Pinkston
Terre Haute
Floh. Johnson
Rea Heilman
Ruth Robertson
State Normal
Frank Robertson
M. H. Berry
John Gettinger
Walter Cooper
Ernnest Borroughs
Luther Burroughs
Chicago
John Moore
John Anderson
Jasonville
War's Waste and Economic Preparedness in Postwar View
A piece quoting K C L Leffingwell on wartime spending outlines 1921 1920 and projected 1922 totals for War and Navy departments plus railroads and pensions totaling 5 190 000 000 over three years. It contrasts German military prep with Allied disarmament and urges leadership toward peaceful recovery. The author laments Europe s ongoing hardships two years after the armistice and calls for turning swords into plowshares.
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K. CL. Leffingwell
the Treasury
Treasury
Leffingwell
War Department
Navy Department
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Interior Department
Mellon
Germany
America
Europe
Illusion in Auction Sale Says Woman Tried to Sell for Husband
A New York woman attempted to auction her husband at a public sale but the effort failed. The incident is cited as evidence against the notion that women will buy anything at auctions.
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New York
Detroit Free Press
Fuller
Boland
Hyman
Hess
New York State
Pinkerton
Boston
Dana
Devine
New York Police
George S. Dougherty
Roland
William Flath
Pinkertons
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Where Your Taxes Go How Uncle Sam Spends Your Money
Edward G. Lowry explains the nation’s tax flows and government business methods. He outlines how revenue is collected and allocated, detailing agencies, expenditures, and fiscal policies shaping public finance.
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Sam
Steel Barrels May Replace Wooden Ones Soon
If makers are correct, steel barrels could replace wooden varieties. A steel barrel uses staves and steel hoops and beads, offering durability, compactness, and lightness. It already gains favor as annual U S demand runs about 300 million barrels with flour mills, sugar, and cement industries heavy users.
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United States
Christian Science’ Monitor
Philanthropist Skimback Draws Mixed Praise in Town
A village dialogue questions the generosity of banker Skimback 660 Kimback and his public benefactions. Critics joke about publicity while supporters defend his largesse and urge encouraging his acts, noting his past woes and recent donations like church steeple funds.
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Kimback
P Triarch
Skimback
Mastermind Boland Nabbed In Bearing Check Scam
A New York criminal Boland leads a check washing ring that lifts mail stolen drafts. Pinkerton agents trace raids, arrests in Boston and Harlem, and Boland’s capture after a Brooklyn court hearing ends with a Sing Sing sentence for the ringleader.
Not What She Meant in a Light Romance Scene
Miss De Vere recalls a compliment about her blushes while Miss Vane reacts with delighted disbelief as the flirtation unfolds in a light stage aside.
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Miss de Vere
Miss Vane
Peavish’ Remark on Ladies Draws Small School Gossip
Mr. Peavish jokes about ladies in his circle, stating he would not criticize them yet notes none can blend a high-school giggle with middle-aged spread. The remark references social behavior and humor within a Dallas News context.
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Peavish
Dallas News
Expert Chauffeur Boasts High Collision Record
A quoted expert boasts of nine collisions and five fatalities while claiming he always escaped without getting caught. The remark highlights dangerous driving and evasion, underscoring a troubling attitude toward responsibility.
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S. H
Sam H. Smith
MEROM
Western Newspaper Union
Wil
Edward G. Lowry
Washington
Uncle Walt
Roland, Alias
Gardner
The
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Hyman and
State Street
Albany
N. Y
Reis
National Commercial Bank
George A. Muller
Pinkerton Detective Agency
H. L. Ramsey
D. C
Hazel Martin Miller
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Chiropractor
Fairbanks
Columbus
International
Oliver Steel
Fairbanks Tele
W. E. Trueblood
Harrison & Drake—Auctioneers
M. A. Haddon
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