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Sullivan Union in Sullivan, Indiana

19 Jul 1922

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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1922

Page

6

Quiet Title Action in Sullivan County Court

Sullivan Circuit Court proceeding to quiet title over multiple tracts in Sullivan County Indiana. Plaintiffs name numerous defendants including Thorn Haddon and Johnson heirs, with real estate described across several surveys totaling about 471.59 acres. Hearing set for September 9, 1922. defendants warned to answer or demur by that date.

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State of Indiana County of Sullivan James McConnell Peter Thorn Ivo Rebecca Haddon John Miller David W. Haddon Richard A. Haddon Samuel Johnson Ellen Johnson Henry K. Wilson William Collins Jacob Hoke Abraham Huff Joseph Paukate Benjamin D. Price Philip Hoover Martha Ann Hoover John Clippinger Isaae Benefiel Toussant C. Buntin William ©. Buntin George W. Clippinger Charles T. Clippinger Joseph W Laura L. Wheeler Richard T. Johnson Frances HH. Johnson Aiury Lambert Mary Lamberth Mary Gombeth Fannie H. Johnson Mary E. Johnson James %. Wilson Peter Lisman Catharine Téaman Francis A. Lisman Hugh Wheeler Broderick Dice Wilhelmina — Dice Mars Ellen Johnson Wiliam F. Lisman Macha Kootisman Frederick Rapp William Harris Shake Lucy J. Shake Moses C. J. Corbin Levi Maxwell James Toltmet Maranda E. Johnson Lovick Lambe Tewiel Lamberth Martha E. Lamperth Janes Dbd. Robbins Effe Robbins Malings McCormick B. D. Price Barse Whesler Ourknows AL Johnsen Jewit Peter Thorn Benaventre Hellesier Benaventre Lamberh James K. Wilson Atharine 4An Hugh Taster Wilhelmina Dice Mary Eilen Johnson William F. Lisman Marcia F. Luisman William Haclin Joseph Ransom Christopher Shake Melania Enochs Sarah E. Enochs Silas Enoch May E. Enochs James D. Enochs Macha A.A. Bnochs Samuel Enochs Ellen Shake John Shake Alessander Stake Elijah Shake David Shake Nancy Robbins Martin Robbins Mary E. Joenson Sicuel Johnson Maranda Enochs Eller Olins James Enochs James E. Enochs Chrisonhe CC Moses Sarbir Meline J. Corbin James Joluian Veerie Lamberth Martha E. Lam Janno TD. Robbins Effie Robbins M-Carmieck B. Dpd Price Serge Wheeler Tatyauere A. Johnson Christian Roobhrpeny Peter Thon Bonaventre Ventre Pipi Jaques — Latrn- Worth Hadden Richard In Heddan William R. Haddon James Haddon David W Oat Wags UF He Joon Jacob Hut Vincent Sorto Dobe Wheeler James Ko Wilson Francis A. Lisrean Web Wheeler Frederick Dice UN F. Lisman William Ha 1 Silas Enochs James Enochs Alexander Shake Martin Robins James Enoehs James BE. Knocks Christopher C. Shake Moses Corbin James Johnson Jerick Lambeth Lovie Lamberth James M. Robbins B. D. Price Nancy Pobtwos Maranda Baoeths Elies Robins Guen J. Shake Emeline Taranda E. Johnson Mertha E. Robbins Malinda J. McCorries Barrer A. Johnson Salivan Tadisia Gard Funk Ditch Surrey A. D Charles R. Rathseack
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Indiana Crop Report Shows Slight Decline in Conditions

Indiana farmers report overall crop conditions easing since June with most crops down. Corn acreage up 1 percent to 4.765 million acres. oat and potato output mixed while weather stress and insects curtail yields. Wheat and oats forecasts fall versus last year as diseases and pests affect prospects.

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Indiana and regional crop conditions report

The report notes 1 029 000 bushels harvested last year with peaches at 80 percent of normal as of July 1 indicating 560 000 bushels. Truck crops lag slightly due to heat and insects, melons stay fair, small fruit quality declined, and sorghum cane acreage fell a bit though overall condition remains fairly good.

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Indiana
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Hog raisers urged to plow barns and grow rye pasture

The U S Department of Agriculture urges hog raisers to plow barn lots annually to reduce parasites and provide pasture. Rye is recommended for fall to spring pasture with multiple sowings for continuous fresh forage and added exercise for breeding sows and growing pigs.

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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Corn Belt
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Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs. Bessie Gibler of Sandusky

A surprise dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter DeBaun Sunday honored Mrs Bessie Gibler of Sandusky Ohio. Guests included many Middletown and Sullivan couples and their children.

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Walter DeBaun Bessie Givler Sandusky Ohio Hosea Drake Robertine and Arista Martin Harris Vesta Johnson Ray B. Drake Dwight and Carol Rae Don Johnson Reva Ray M
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Advertised Letters Remaining in Sullivan Post Office

List of letters unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana post office dated July 19 1922. Two weeks to claim before they go to the Dead Letter Office. Ladies Gladys Franklin Izora Warren. Gents George Day Chas Howerton Lutz Omer Ridenour William Arthur Rodgers Lester Steele H A Wiley H G. Callers must say Advertised and give date.

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Sullivan Ind Franklin Gladys Warren Izora
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Local Social News From Big Springs Area

Mrs A W Hayes and Lucile Dur ham visited in Sullivan on Saturday. Families including Hunt and Watsons and several others were noted visiting relatives in Sullivan and Hymera. Illness and care updates mention Newton Haines and Chisler with Maude Huff aiding.

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A. W. Hayes Lucile Durham Sullivan J. H. Hunt Stuart Terre Haute Warren Watson Emmett Nowlin G. W. Nowlin O. T. Collier Newton Haines Chisler Maude Huff Ella Josie Eno Mercin S. E. Hatten Emerson Watson Hymera Mrs. George Osie Haines Ray Watson Mrs. Stoops Will Watson Mary Mann Rosedale
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Quote by George Eliot on unmapped country within us

A quotation emphasizes inner terrains unseen within the self. The line notes that vast inner regions influence our impulses and stances, suggesting self awareness is needed for understanding gusts and stonisis.

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George Eliot
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Old Man’s Vanity Leads to Fails in Backyard Showdowns

A humorous tale recalls Uncle Walt and a village elder who provokes boxing wrestling and stunts to prove youthfulness. He recounts sparring with Freisinger, a black eye and a bruised ego, then vows to curb bold acts after near catastrophes and a wheelbarrow ride.

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Freisinger Fretsinger Sooger Muldoon Whistler
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Quack Advice Quips on Appetite and Market Funds

A Boston Transcript cartoonish exchange jokes about a tonic to restore a husband’s appetite and a wife noting the market money she’s kept since his loss of appetite. The light domestic vignette reflects era concerns with health remedies and economic strain.

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Boston Transcript
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Compromise Lets Golf Hobby Continue Quietly at Home

Quotable exchange shows a husband allowed to play golf but bound to avoid discussing the game after returning home, reflecting a light hearted domestic compromise. The joke centers on a silent golf habit within a marriage.

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British Merchants Plan China Exhibitions to Recover Trade

British merchants aim to stage exhibitions in major Chinese cities to reestablish commercial footholds lost during the war and boost postwar trade.

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China
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How Anna Won Out

The married marine recalls choosing between two women, Ethel and Anna, in a humorous anecdote. A post exchange cigar band reading Havana becomes a turning point in his tale of deciding whom to marry.

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Anna Ethel Post Exchange Havana Leatherneck
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Chivalry Not Dead Window Card

A vintage window display proclaims chivalry with the slogan We clean and die for ladies asserting a preservation of courteous conduct in public life and business.

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Good Will Needs Action in Practical Results

The piece argues that good will without deeds is useless and a surplus of thinking with little doing harms progress. It stresses that the world longs for good will translated into practical efforts and outcomes.

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Dad objected to daughter's favorite song Falling Dew

A daughter sang prettily but her father disliked her favored number Falling Dew, saying it reminded him of the rain.

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Dad Tii
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