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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1923

Page

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Sullivan Woman Sues to Recover Bonds

Rebecca Alleman sues Lemuel Frakes in Farmersburg circuit court claiming $1600 in bonds misappropriated and $500 loaned, with the bank named as a defendant. She alleges the bonds were to be kept in Frakes safety box at Citizens State Bank, that he holds a key, and refuses to return the property and cash. Jurisdiction seeks return of bonds, cash, and an order for restitution.

Farmersburg Bank Rebecca Alleman Lemuel Lester Frakes Farmersburg Citizens State Bank

Many local residents and visitors listed in Fairbanks township notices

Personal notices list Mrs Wilbur Allen of Rock Island visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Oral D Johnson of Atlantis Georgia visiting parents in Fairbanks township, and several other visits to area homes. It notes cable work connecting two continents, sales of property, motor tours, and moves among local families.

Wilbur Allen Rock Island Ill Oral D. Johnson Atlantis Georgia Riley Johnson Fairbanks Township Johnson American Telegraph and Telephone Company North South America J. B. Talley Knoxville Tenn

Gas Tax Receipts Pleasing to Indiana State Officials

Indiana state officials report June gas tax receipts totaling about 350000 dollars with roughly 320000 collected so far. They estimate the tax could reach 2.5 million annual revenue, noting 15 million gallons taxed in June and ongoing rebates and reporting complexities from wholesalers.

Reelesville Bridge Opens On National Road Route

Indianapolis July 22 The Indiana state highway commission finished a three span reinforced concrete arch bridge over Deer Creek in Putnam County on the National road and plans paving soon Traffic may use the bridge and cut off by August 15 This returns the route to its 1875 alignment cutting two Pennsylvania crossings and the steep hill at Reelesville while reducing the distance by three quarters of a mile The old Reelesville route will be abandoned mid August after years of hazardous travel with many serious accidents.

Indianapolis Star McCray Standard Oil Company Hex South Bend Fronsville Indianapolis Studebaker Corporation Sinclair Oil Company A. 8 Lesh Robert Bracke Charles C. Benjamin Reelsville Hill National Road Ind State Highway Commission Deer Creek Putnam County John D. Williams Commission Reelesville Regiesville

Indiana Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples

Four marriage licenses appear for Indiana residents. William C. Stewart, 39, a miner of Jasonville, weds Anna M. Sherrard, 43, of Gilmore. Chester Eugene Starkey, 19, mechanic, near Middletown, marries Mabel Brown, 18, of Farmersburg. Fred Davis, 21, painter, and Thel ra Lee St. John, 17, both of Terre Haute, are listed as a couple.

William C. Stewart Jasonville Ind Anna M. Sherrard Gilmore Chester Eugene Starkey Mechanic Middletown Mabel Brown Farmersburg Fred Davis Painter Thelra Lee St. John Terre Haute

Harding era business admin hailed as best in U S history

The summary highlights from June 80 mark two years of the Harding administration. It notes a large fall in routine government expenses and a substantial drop in the interest bearing public debt from 1921 to 1923. It credits deficit reduction and surpluses, across several fiscal years, plus personnel cuts and foreign loan settlements.

Harding Congress Veterans’ Bureau United States Great Britain

Storm Season Near End Says Weather Column

The piece argues storm season is nearly over at the thermal solstice with cyclonic movements at a minimum. It explains weather as three wave sets and notes a dry year in the central regions reducing rainfall despite potential cyclones.

Middle ‘West

Rankin Brothers Visit City From Missouri Oklahoma Farm

Jesse Rankin of Tarkio Missouri pa r t of Rankin Brothers the world’s largest farmers toured the city Friday. The Rankin farm spans Missouri and Oklahoma totaling 65000 acres with five thousand acres planted in corn this year. David Rankin founder and native of Fairbanks township died several years ago.

Jesse Rankin Tarkio Rankin Brothers Rankin Missouri Oklahoma David Rankin Fairbanks

Miner Herbert Ragon Goes on Wild West Rampage

Herbert Ragon a miner near the Little Giant mine in Jefferson township, intoxicated, fired shots at his wife and terrorized neighbors. Sheriff Douthitt and Deputy Collins pursued him. Collins was bitten by a dog at the Smedley home as the chase intensified. Ragon fled toward ammunition, prompting further gunfire as officers closed in.

Herbert Ragon Little Giant Jefferson Township Robert Talley Ragan Douthitt Edgar Collins William Smedley Colins Smedley Place Collins Oy Dagon

Weather notes on climatic regions and a brief travel mention

The article explains semi permanent high and low pressure belts from Utah to Lake Superior and Georgia to Florida shaping weather. It describes how storms are driven higher over the city and hot, rainy waves form when barometer highs move south. Miss Pearl Riggs will visit Effingham and Chicago.

Utah Lake Superior Georgia Florida

Republican rally in Indianapolis marks Walb welcome

Indianapolis hosts a state wide meeting for Clyde A. Walb as new state chairman. Attendance surpasses 2,000 with 1,500 dining at the hotel, signaling strong Republican morale and unity amid plans for more district and county gatherings.

Indianapolis Clyde A. Walb Republican State Committee Harding McCray New Watson Walb Goodrich Durbin Wasmuth and Lyons Dorothy Cunningham Indiana Etelka Reckenback Edna Herr Bucklin tdeCray

Fox Hunters Plan October Meet in Odon Indiana

The Southern Indiana Fox Hunters associations set October 15 to 20 as the next annual meet in Odon. Ed Keck presided over the board meeting with directors D. T. Buck Claude Bowman William McCarty Henry Kiser and Roy Anderson in attendance. Ben Mitchell served as secretary and treasurer coordinating the arrangements.

FOX Hunters Odon Odon Ind Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Associations Odon Ed Keck D. T. Buck Dugger Claude Bowman Plainville William McCarty Bedford Henry Kiser Patricksburg Roy Anderson Edwardsport Ben Mitchell Bloomfield

New Suits and Legal Actions Listed In Indiana Court

A batch of cases filed includes Rebecca Alleman versus Lemuel Lester Frakes over conversion of personal property described as boards with Citizens State Bank of Farmersburg Indiana named. Barbara Ellen Morris sues Merom State Bank for discharge of guardian. Effie May Gosnell seeks divorce and child custody from George H Gosnell. S L Schwarz & Co. sues Ida R Leonard for price of personal property sold but not accepted. New Home Furnishing Co. sues Edgar C Pope on a note. Catherine Irvine sues George Irvine for guardian. Sheldon: M Rogers versus Sullivan Buick Co. and Catherine Irvine versus George Irvine among listed actions.

Rebecca Alleman Lemuel Lester Frakes Citizens State Bank of Farmersburg Ind Shelb M. Rogers Sullivan Buick Co Barbara Ellen Morris Merom State Bank Effie May Gosnell George H. Gosnell S. L. Schwarz & Co Ida R. Leonard New Home Furnishing Co Edgar C. Pope Catherine Irvine George Irvine Guardian

Home Coming Celebration at Indian Prairie Baptist Church

Indian Prairie Baptist Church hosts a home coming on Sunday July 29 1923 with several speakers on the program and the Bicknell orchestra providing music all day. A basket dinner at noon invites attendees to bring well filled baskets.

Indian Prairie Baptist Church Bicknell Orchestra

Bridwells Return From Dayton Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs W H Bridwell have returned from a motor trip to Dayton where they visited friends and toured local sites before resuming their travels home.

W. H. Bridwell Dayton

Unmasked Bandits Rob Sho-Me Station After Hold Up

Two unmasked bandits robbed a Sho-Me filling station on the Dixie Bee highway at 10:30 p m taking 300 dollars in cash and negotiable securities from the safe. Attendant James Burnett, held at gunpoint, was forced into a Ford roadster and driven away before being released. Burnett later notified local manager John Knotts and police. Burnett, a district auditor for Sho-Me, provided a description of the robbers.

James Burnett Vincennes Dixie Bee Highway Washington Section Streets Burnett John Knotts Knotts

Death of Mrs Maxwell 75 Widow of William P Maxwell

Mrs Missouri Maxwell aged 75 widow of William P Maxwell died at the Maxwell home Sunday after a long illness. Funeral was held at Isaac Maxwell’s home conducted by Rev R W Hoffman of the Christian church. Burial at Center Ridge cemetery. Survived by three stepsons Isaac Gilbert and Roy Maxwell and three stepdaughters Joe R Loudermilk Kate Snow and Mervin Engle.

Maxwell Missouri Maxwell William P. Maxwell Maxwell Home Mr. Maxwell Missouri Houston Isaac Maxwell R. W. Hoffman The Christian Church Center Ridge Cemetery Gibert Maxwell Roy Maxwell Fort Collins Colorado Joe R. Loudermilk Kate Snow Mervin Engle Indianapolis

First Home Grown Melons Delivered By Local Grower

The first home grown cantaloupes of the season were delivered Monday by Harry Banther of Gill township. Melons sold for 1.20 per basket. The crop is excellent this year but dry warm weather is trimming the yield.

Harry Banther Gill Township

Death of Carlisle woman Catherine Brown aged 69

Mrs Catherine Brown 69 wife of James M Brown of Carlisle died Friday at her home after a short illness. She is survived by her husband four daughters Miss Fannie Brown of Carlisle Mrs Rich ard Drake of Farmersburg Mrs Roy Gilbert of Los Angeles and Mrs George Blakeman of this county and one son Robert Brown of Oklahoma.

Carlisle Catherine Brown James M. Brown Fannie Brown Richard Drake Farmersburg Roy Gilbert Los Angeles George Blakeman This Robert Brown Oklahoma

Hymera Miner Ransom Kemp Dies at 55

Ransom Kemp, 55, a well known Hymera miner, died Friday at his home after an illness of several weeks. He is survived by his widow and two sons, Melvin and Paul. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the family residence with burial in the K. of P. cemetery.

Hymera Ransom Kemp Melvin Paul K. of P

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Sullivan Lemuel L. Frakes Harry Lester San Bernardino California Oaktown M. R. Jones Russell Thompson Jean Duke Iowa Harold Extine St. Louis Jesse Young Dewey Jeffersonville Hadley Young Sherburn Joseph P. Duffey Pauline Horace Miesenhelder Chicago Ben Miesenhelder Palestine James Miesenhelder Harry Bahler Dan Katterheinsich South Court Street J. R. Crowder James M. Billman New England States Canada C. F. Briggs Ripon Wis George W. Osburn Ralph Easter Hillsboro Oregon Easter Iva Willis Nick Yeager Yeager Tom Springer East Washington Street Roy Simmons Springer Broad Street Ed. P. Reed Chas. E. Warren East Jackson Street C. L. Buis Jéez Gedy Publughers Autccaster Service J. G. Bennett MINER Sho-Me
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