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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1916

Page

5

Gas line tied to Jamison field as county oil boom grows

Hamilton Oil and Gas reports completion of a gas line from the T. B. Springer lease gasser to the main line, drilled by E R Riggs with 500 000 cu ft pressure. New locations include Riggs No 1 and several leases in Gill township. Octo Oil locates No 4 on Levi Springer. Brown lease producer shot by Ohio Oil in Dodd's Bridge pool.

Hamilton Oil and Gas Company T. B. Springer Jamison Springer E. R. Riggs James A. Crawford L. A. Stewart Haddon Township Sullivan Frank Springer Hamilton Township John Allen Gill Township John Springer Sam Springer Octo Oil Company Levi Springer Ohio Oil Company Brown

Fine for former local druggist in Worthington case

Bloomfield January 21 Hugh McNair a druggist of Worthington was fined $50 and costs on the charge of illegal sale of intoxicants. Six indictments were filed two dismissed and in three cases the jury was instructed to find for the defendant.

Bloomfield Hugh McNair Worthington McNair

Birth Announced for Emrick Couple’s Son Robert Scott Kunkel

Announcements here report the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kunkel of Emrick South Dakota. The child was named Robert Scott Kunkel and Mrs. Kunkel is formerly Miss Mabel Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A D Scott of this city.

Louis Kunkel Emrick S. D Robert Scott Kunkel Kunkel Mabel Scott A. D. Scott

Curry Woman Declared Insane by Commission

Mattie Dix a 31 year old resident of Curry township has been declared insane by an insanity commission consisting of Drs Robards and Maple of Shelburn. An application has been made for her admission to the Southern insane hospital.

Curry Mattie Dix Curry Township BE. E. Robards J. B. Maple Shelburn Southern Insane Hospital

Marine veteran Max Lisman returns home to Carlisle

Max Lisman son of Mrs. Ella Lisman of Carlisle has been mustered out after four years in the United States Marines and returned to his Carlisle home.

Max Lisman Ella Lisman Carlisle United State Marines Carlise

Brick Building Sold for Rental Use

Frank J. Nicholas sold a one story brick building on East Jackson Street between Main and State to James M. Sinclair and Paul L. Reid. The property will be used for rental purposes.

Frank J. Nicholas East Jackson Street Main State Streets James M. Sinclair Paul L. Reid

Miners Meet Judges Visit Local Notables

Dr G D Scott served as a judge at the Miners First Aid Meet in Winslow Indiana with Dr A H Knoefel of Terre Haute as head judge. In town, O M Patton visiting from Alhambra California, plans to move to California with his father J N Patton of Farmersburg. Mrs Amelia Roberts and son John Robert depart for Union City Tennessee then Richmond Virginia. Robert Roberts leaves for Richmond after visiting the area.

G. D. Scott Winslow Ind A. H. Knoefel Terre Haute American Miners Safety Association O. M. Patton Sullivan Alhambra Cal Patton Portland Ore H. O. McKinley Ford Automobile Plant J. N. Patton Farmersburg California Amelia Roberts John Robert

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Postoffice January 26 1916

Unclaimed letters include Miss Lou Avery Miss Edna Cummins and Messrs C B Downer Eli Ridgeway Costan Mahery. If not collected within two weeks they go to the Dead Letter Office. Callers should say advertised.

Sullivan, Ind Avery Lou Cummins Edna Downer C. B. Ridgeway Eli Mahery Costan W. B. Aychlotte P. M

Leaders to convene county education and farming group in Sullivan

A joint meeting of the county board of education and county farmers will be held at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters in Sullivan on Friday afternoon. Principal speaker will be T. A. Coleman, assistant state leader of county agents in Indiana, who has been touring counties with county agent programs. The gathering aims to shape a broad constructive plan for county agent development and agricultural resource expansion.

Sullivan County Board of Education Chamber of Commerce T. A. Coleman Indiana Coleman

Sullivan County Pig Club members score high in state contest

County Agent A. W. Hayes reports Purdue University notes Sylva M. Page fourth with 83.5 percent, Clarence Bottorff seventh with 89.5 percent, and top pig judging scores for several club members. Bottorff, Hopewell, Steele, Ellis, and Whitlock show strong standings. American Swine Herd to send subscriptions for guidance on hog management.

A. W. Hayes F. M. Shanklin Purdue University Sylva M. Page Clarence Bottorff Pig Club J.C. Hopewell Herman Steele Chas. Ellis Merle Whitlock Sullivan County

Five Shelburne taverns searched in crackdown on dry era

Harry Allen filed five affidavits with Prosecutor Pigg accusing operators of blind tigers in Shelburn. Officers led by Chief Rich and Constables Whitehead Bailey with marshals Stevens and Bridwell searched five business places of O. M. Sering, Robert Orms, Tom Watson, Jesse McCrocklin and Ollie McCrocklin. Only a pint of beer was found. Jesse McCracklin’s door was broken but no liquor discovered. A fire was burning in the store lights on. Shelburn drys allege tips tipped off raids, liquor moved to clear locations.

Shelburn Harry Allen Pigg Rich Whitehead and Bailey Marshal Stevens Marshal Bridwell Hymera O. M. Sebring Robert Orms Tom Watson Jesse McCrocklin Ollie McCrocklin Jesse McCracklin Shelburn Drys

Herman Taylor Buys Undertaking Business

Herman Taylor and his wife take over the John H. Allen undertaking firm in this city. The business remains at East Washington Street with new equipment including a motor hearse. The Taylors are Purdue trained licensed embalmers who recently completed training at Askin School of Undertaking.

Herman Taylor Richard Taylor Farmersburg John H. Allen East Washington Street Taylor Agricultural Department Purdue University Lafayette Askin School of Undertaking

Annual Poultry and Corn Show Planned for December

Sullivan County Poultry Association and Sullivan County Corn Growers Association agree to stage the annual corn and poultry show in this city during the holidays next December. School students can attend. old officers and directors were re elected for the new year: Sam O. Self president, Ed. Griggs secretary, with directors Clell Dillingham O H. Hawkins and John R. Snyder.

Sullivan County Poultry Association Sullivan County Corn Growers Association Sam O. Self Ed. Griggs Self Griggs Clell Dillingham O H. Hawkins John R. Snyder

Death of Miss Ruby Troxell Near Brazil

Miss Ruby Troxell daughter of Mr and Mrs S T Troxell formerly of Paxton died last Wednesday evening at their home near Brazil after a period of illness. She was 8s years old. Her passing leaves many in the community in sorrow.

Ruby Troxell T. Troxell Paxton Brazil

Death in DePauw Student Raises Local Mourning

A DePauw University student who died after a nervous breakdown attributed to overwork is mourned by Bloomfield and local family circles. The deceased was a Bloomfield high school and DePauw graduate, a niece of Mrs. W. H. Poston. Lola Poston and Mrs. Tilghman Boston travel to Brazil for the funeral. She leaves parents, two brothers Eldon Troxell of Toledo and Ernest, and a sister Amy, all at home.

DePauw University Bloomfield High School DePauw Troxell W. H. Poston Lola Poston Tilghman Boston Brazil Eldon Troxell Toledo Amy Ernest

Oil Workers Burned at Dodd's Bridge Pool Rig

Hackett tool dresser and Clyde Deever driller suffered serious burns from gas at location No 9 in the Dodd's bridge pool on Saturday afternoon. Hackett ignited gas with a lighted cigarette. both men received burns and were taken home after Dr. H. E. Bland treated them. The tool house burned completely and a cable was singed and dropped into the hole. The Williams Brothers own the rig in this city.

BE. C. Hackett Clyde Deever Dodd’s Bridge Pool Hackett H. E. Bland Fairbanks Williams Brothers

Sullivan C of C Members to Visit Farmersburg Tonight

The Sullivan Chamber of Commerce invites members to visit the Farmersburg Chamber. A large group will depart on the 7:20 car this evening for Farmersburg, where a special program has been prepared. Secretary Lodde urges a large turnout.

Chamber of Commerce Farmersburg Lodde

Dungan Family Visits and Local Socials at New Lebanon

Amos Dungan and Miss Turia Dungan visited Mr. and Mrs. Burl Stivers on Sunday evening. Dinner guests included Mrs. S. J. Rogers, Harry Rogers, and Carl Rogers of Paxton. Dungan brothers visited Odon. Thomas Whalen of Lewis met Burl Stivers. David Hancock remains ill. Jesse Dales left for New Castle, Til. to work.

R. R New Lebanon Amos Dungan Turia Dungan Burl Stivers John Hopper S. J. Rogers Harry Rogers Carl Rogers Paxton Do. R. Dungan George Dungan Odon Thomas Whalen Lewis David Hancock Jesse Dales New Castle

Lanham Auto Racer Found Dead in Vincennes

Jack Lanham, a well known automobile race driver who was injured last summer at Coffman's park races, was found dead Saturday morning in Vincennes.

Jack Lanham Coffman’s Park Vincennes

Sullivan Teachers Entertained by Vances on Cross Street

Supt and Mrs C N Vance hosted Sullivan teachers Friday at their Cross street home. Attendees dressed as familiar songs. David Giles won first prize in the song representation contest and received a book of Old Irish Songs. Mrs E C Snarr won the authors contest with Gilbert Gambill as consolation. A two course luncheon was served.

Supt C. N. Vance Sullivan

Riggs Improves West Washington Block for Office Suites

James R. Riggs undertakes extensive second floor renovations in the West Washington street business block. Lavatories and toilet rooms are installed and steam heating will serve several office suites. A lighting system is being arranged. Riggs Clay Products Company will occupy one suite.

James R. Riggs Washington Street Mr. Riggs Riggs Clay Products Company

Chamber Forms Committee for Station Here and Fire Help

At the January meeting Farmersburg Chamber of Commerce named a committee to press traction company for a waiting station here and to confer with the town board on improved fire protection. Officers were re elected for the year. Dr J N Burty will lecture on home sanitation and rural hygiene at the Colonial theater tomorrow night.

Farmersburg Chamber of Commerce J. N. Burty Colonial Theater

Two Women Injured In Ice Slip Incidents

Mrs. Lem Willis sustained a badly injured ankle after slipping on ice at her home with torn ligaments. Mrs. Mary J. Llewellyn, aged 70, fractured her right arm between the wrist and elbow in a separate ice fall.

Lem Willis Mary J. Llewellyn

Stivers Improves After Gravel Wagon Accident

Burl Stivers, a well known young farmer west of New Lebanon, was severely injured last week when he fell from a wagon while hauling gravel. His feet were badly mashed as the wheels passed over them, but he is now improving.

Stivers Burl Stivers New Lebanon

Mrs Jean Wilson Visits From Electra Texas

Mrs Jean Wilson of Electra Texas formerly of this city is visiting friends here.

Mrs. Jean Wilson Electra, Texa Fends

Prairie Creek Levee Association to Inspect Lands Feb 21 1916

Appraisers of the Prairie Creek Levee Association will meet at the northeast corner of section 6 township 9 north range 10 west Sullivan county Indiana on February 21 1916 at 10:00 a m. They will examine lands in section 6 and sections 1 and 2 township 9 north range 11 west and assess benefits and injuries from drainage ditch construction. Proceedings begin in section 6 then 1 and 2.

Prairie Creek Levee Association Township 9 Range 10 Sullivan County Indiana Range 11

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Sullivan’s New Department Store Friedman & Brown Sullivan and Vicinity Pereale Gingham Outing Eve Sullivan C. OF The Fair and Square J. A. Knotts & CO Groceries West Side Square James Bohn M. G. Lee WM. Riggs W. I. Gobin J. L. Rynerson B. Stirwalt Jesse C. Clark Stimson Stimson, Hamill & Davis Fidelity Loan Co Pullivan the Terre. Haute Star Ther Union
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