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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1919

Page

8

Walter Scott Still In Service Overseas

Walter G. Scott, a former Yesiness man, writes from Langres France that he has been in service for months and expects to return home to Dillings Montana soon. He describes a flight over Chaumont with a French pilot, notes green fields, and says few dangers beyond an air pocket. He mentions missed comrades, French soldiers nearby, and a fox chase idea with John Wilson and Ed Ward.

Walter G. Scott Dillings Montuna Tie Langres France Chaumont Mother Earth Scott John Wilson Ed Ward

Sullivan Fireworks Ban Remains State Law Applies

State Fire Marshal H H Friedley informs Sullivan Fire Chief H Heien that residents inside city limits are liable to a fine for fireworks use. The city council had repealed a local prohibition, leaving only the state law. Fire Chief says anyone igniting fireworks must go outside city boundaries.

H. H. Friedley Herman Heien Sullivan Heier

City Council Grants Permission for Local Celebration

With special permission from the city council and his department, a celebration could take place within the city limits, enabling public festivities and community gathering.

Melon Growers Discuss Shipping Marketing and Grading

Southwestern Indiana melon growers met in Princeton to discuss shipping, marketing, grading and cultivation. County Asst. J. S. Berson attended with melon men from Sullivan County. Indiana melon outlook for lid is an increased yield by about 60 to 65 percent. The meeting highlighted inspections marketing conditions and doubts about forming a growers association.

Indiana Princeton J. S. Berson Sullivan County

Movement for East and West Highway Considered

Sullivan faces a housing shortage as population grows, discussed at the Community Club meeting Thursday night. The group considered joining Bloomfield and Linton to urge the State Highway Commission to include an eastward road connecting Sullivan with the two cities in the statewide building program.

Sullivan Community Club Bloomfield Linton State Highway Commission

Quarantine Ordered for Dogs Around Buck Farm

Deputy Sheriffs posted notices in Jefferson township ordering a 60 day dog quarantine within four miles of the John Buck farm following rabies findings. Other county areas were warned that loose dogs must be quarantined or muzzled or face shooting by deputies.

Jefferson Township John Buck Otha Brodie Ed Douthitt Orville Hale Buck

Sullivan County Water Rates Extended by PSC Order

The Public Service Commission of Indiana issued a supplementary order allowing Sullivan County Water Company to extend its existing rate and charge schedule. The extension, originally set to end on June 30, maintains current rates for service.

Sullivan Water Public Service Commission of Indiana Sullivan County Water Company

Death of Mrs. I. W. Spence at Evansville Hospital

Mrs. Isaac W. Spence died yesterday at the Southern Insane Hospital Evansville after a months long illness. Her body was brought home for burial with funeral Friday afternoon at the late residence and interment at Center Ridge. She was forty and survived by Isaac W. Spence a local plumber and two sons aged nine and twelve.

I. W. Spence Isaac W. Spence Southern Insane Hospital Evansville Center Ridge

Leach Bonds Out After Federal Liquor Indictment

G W Leach released on bond from county jail after posting 500 in each of two liquor law charges in city court and one in Sullivan circuit court. He faces further charges pending in city and circuit courts. Bondsmen were Dave Kendrick W M Draper and T E Wyne. He to appear before Judge Anderson in Indianapolis on July 7 to answer federal liquor law violation.

G. W. Leach Federal Grand Jury Sullivan Dave Kendrick W. M. Draper T. E. Wyne Leach

Banks to serve sentence for illegal possession of liquor

John Banks of Carlisle is fined 300 dollars and to serve three months on the penal farm after the state Supreme Court upheld the Sullivan Circuit Court verdict of guilty for illegal possession of beer and whiskey. He was arrested in Sullivan in May by Patrolman Murray, with a quantity of Heuer found in a suitcase. Prosecutor M L Pigg had been informed of the ruling.

Banks John Banks Carlisle State Supreme Court Sullivan Murray M. L. Pigg

Reverend S E Long to address women at joint league picnic

Lieut S I Long army chaplain will speak on French home life and share personal wartime experiences at a Sullivan Franchise League and local W C T A joint meeting. The second annual gathering will be held tomorrow afternoon at Centennial Park and all are invited.

S. E. Long S. I. Long France Sullivan Franchise League Centennial Park

Death of Emaline Lockard In Cass Township

Emaline Lockard aged 81 died Friday at her granddaughter Mrs. C B McClure’s home from age related illness. Funeral was Sunday at Long's Chapel with burial at Antioch. Widow of John Lockard she left daughter Flora Smallwood.

Emaline Lockard C. B. McClure Long’s Chapel Antioch John Lockard Cass Township Flora Smallwood

City Council to decide park project after club endorsement

At the regular meeting on July 8 the council will consider creating a second city park from the block north of the Eagles Home after the Community Club endorses it at their Thursday meeting. Citizens are urged to attend.

Eagles

Poorman Sells Farm in Fairbanks Township

Perry A. Poorman formerly of Fairbanks township and now residing near Katy Texas has sold his Fairbanks township farm to Alfred Russell for twelve thousand dollars. Poorman has lived in Texas for several years.

Perry A. Poorman Katy Texas Fairbanks Township Alfred Russell Mr. Poorman

Parents fined for assault in Shelburn area

Mr and Mrs John Sackman of Kettle Creek near Shelburn were fined in Justice of the Peace John Sherb court on Thursday for assault against their son Steve 15 years old.

John Sackman Kettle Creek Shelburn Court of Justice of the Peace John Sherb Steve

Harness dealer promotes gear at Kirkham's old stand

John A. Mattix advertises handmade harnesses that are guaranteed to fit. The notice invites buyers to view harnesses, fly nets, lap dusters, and horse covers for team harness at Kirkham's old stand.

Cow flies and spray offer at Kirkham's old stand

Local advertising urges customers to buy a fly spray and COW EASE product at Kirkham's old stand run by John A. Mattix. It promises ongoing relief through summer with a light sales pitch and a follow up inquiry.

Kirkham John A. Mattix

Mississippi Farmlands For Sale By Canton Company

For sale good upland Mississippi farms with fertile soil near railroad and strong local amenities. Two crop seasons and mild winters allow growing anything raised in Indiana. Write Mississippi Land Co. Canton Mississippi.

Mississippi Indiana Mississippi Land Co Canton

Wanted sales agents for guaranteed hosiery line

Wanted men or women to sell guaranteed hosiery to friends and neighbors. Handsome profits in full or spare time. Full line of men"s women"s and children"s up to date styles. Large commission. Experience not necessary. Phoenix Hosiery Co. West Market Street Station Philadelphia Pa.

Phoenix Hosiery Co West Market Street Station Philadelphia

Wanted Farm Hand Seeks Work in City Notices

WANTED-Work as farm hand, can do any kind of work. Not married. Call after 7 p m. Ransom Fisher, 120 Holloway Street, City.

Ransom Fisher Holloway Street City

Returns to England for Healey and Thewlis Families

Application for passports filed by Mr and Mrs Thomas Healey and two sons John and Jacob and Mr and Mrs Joseph Thewlis of Paxton. The two men came to the United States 12 years ago, became property owners, are selling their property and plan to reside in England. They will depart from Montreal, Canada.

England Thomas Healey John Jacok Joseph Thewlis Paxton United States Montreal Canada

Maxwell reunion honors Roy Maxwell visitors from Fort Collins

The Maxwell family gathered Sunday at Mrs. Missouri Maxwell’s home to honor Roy Maxwell and his Fort Collins guests. A grove dinner followed as attendees included Isaac Maxwell and daughter, Mervin Engle and daughter, Joe R. Loudermilk and family, W. D. Brown, Gilbert Maxwell, and Dorothy Ruddell.

Maxwell Missouri Maxwell Roy Maxwell Fort Collins Col Isaac Maxwell Marvy Frances Mervin Engle Indianapolis Joe R. Loudermilk W. D. Brown Gilbert Maxwell Dorothy Ruddell Sullivan State Chamber of Commerce Edwin J. Quarles John T. Copstick Indiana Major J. Beeson Hunt Charles D. Hunt Camp Funston 64Th Infantry J. B. Gooldy Jackson Michigan Oscar Gooldy Walter N. Thompson, Jr John L. Thompson Winchester Martha Sinclair Minneapolis Red Cross Vichy France Paris

Pittman siblings buy French Long property on North State Street

Theodore Pittman and his sister Miss Clara Pittman of north of the city purchased the French Long property on North State Street and will occupy the same.

Theodore Pittman Clara Pittman City North State Street

Aerial Compasses Overcome Magnetism and Centrifugal Effects

Engineers report progress in creating a compass for aerial use. They discuss neutralizing engine magnetism, especially from the magneto, and preventing dial swing due to centrifugal force during banking. A truly excellent compass is now in use.

British scientists propose world age of 711 million years

Two British scientists base their estimate on radioactive phenomena and argue the Earth is at least 711,000,000 years old. The finding reflects a long geologic timescale derived from decay rates and planetary formation models.

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