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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1920

Page

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Three Go to State Penal Farm Over Corn Theft

A horse and wagon led police to the home of George McAngus in Sullivan and resulted in the arrest of four men Fred Eaton Lewis Fisher George McAngus and James Palmer for stealing corn from Frank Springer’s crib near John Allen’s home. All four pled guilty before Judge Bridwell and received six months at the penal farm with Palmer’s sentence suspended for good behavior while Palmer faces three years disfranchisement.

Frank Springer John Allen Fred Eaton Sullivan Lewis Fisher Shelburn George McAngus James Palmer Springer Lareceny Bridwell Palmer Taylor Eaton State Reformatory Church McAngus Allen Fisher Dick Hays Morris Eaton Hays Botts Giddup

Doctor Higbee 78 Dies After Long Sullivan Career

Dr George W Higbee, 78, veteran of the Civil War and longtime Sullivan physician, died Saturday after a prolonged illness at his North State street home. Funeral at Christian Church, with Rev John McD Horne officiating. burial at Center Ridge. Survived by sons Ray and Paul, two sisters, and other relatives.

George W. Higbee Sullivan North State Street Christian Church John McD. Horne John W. Wolfe W. W. Harbaugh W. E. Aydelotte Benjamin Davis J. P. Wilkey Sol Wolfe Oaktown Center Ridge Cemetery Ray Higbee Otis Elevator Company New York Paul Higbee Lena Vance Denver Colorado Anna Ernest Danville Ills George Higbee John L. Higbee Sparta Aurora Merom Big Springs Moores Hill College Cincinnati St. Louis Nora Lusk Guy Lavada Page George W. Buff Ohio Old Ascension Seminary W. T. Crawford Ray Dr. Higbee Waterloo Wellington Higbee Anna Earnest Jessie Gibbons Roxie Gastineau Chicago Homer Fordyce Linton Ella Page

Wrights of Clinton Visit Relatives Here

Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright from Clinton are visiting relatives in the area and staying with family.

Clarence Wright Clinton

Married at Bloomington Hunt and Dickerson wed

J Wesley Hunt near New Lebanon and Mrs Ivey Dickerson of Louisville Ky were married Saturday in Bloomington by Rev Howard C Taylor M E pastor They returned to Sullivan Saturday afternoon and visited the Hunt home northwest of New Lebanon with friends and relatives present Guests included the Grahams Hinkle Grahams Lillie and others from Terre Haute

J. Wesley Hunt New Lebanon Ivey Dickerson Louisville Bloomington Howard C. Taylor M. E Sullivan Hunt Home Aaron Graham Fred Graham Nannie Graham Laura Graham Helen and Miriah Graham Hinkle Graham Raymond Graham Charles G. Lillie Robert Terre Haute

Vincennes Elks Hold Flag Day Service

Sullivan lodge of Elks held Flag Day exercises Sunday afternoon with Rev. James M. Comfort of Vincennes delivering the address. John Taylor read the History of the Flag while recitations were by Earline Borders and Viola Song. N. K. Harris led the Elks Tribute to the Flag.

Sullivan Lodge of Elks James M. Comfort Vincennes John §. Taylor Elks N. K. Harris

Republican standard bearers Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge

The piece profiles Warren G. Harding a longtime Ohio resident and Marion newspaper owner who became U.S. senator in 1914 and later a pressman and business leader. It also outlines Calvin Coolidge's rise from Vermont farmer's son to Massachusetts governor and national figure, including his 1919 Boston police strike response and 1920 presidential prospects.

Calvin Coolidge Northampton Mass Amherst College Massachusetts Boston Coolidge State Guard Law and Order Chicago Plymouth John Coolidge Watertown Calvin

Merom College holds commencement with diplomas awarded

Merom Indiana June 10 The Merom college commencement ended with a speech by W H Britigan of Chicago and diplomas presented by President Hershey to Claud Bowman Martha Yerrick and Maud Boroughs. Trustees named Hershey Park and Plunkett to study college standardization. Reverend W Alexander named field worker for the endowment fund.

Merom Ind Merom College W. H. Britigan Chicago Hershey Claud Bowman Darlington School of Arts Martha Yerrick Argos Maud Boroughs School of Music Richard Park R. A. Plunkett Alexander J. B. Werly Bluffton Rev. Alexander E. B. James Mansfield Ills G. W. Pleasant D. A. Epperson Haubstadt A. M. Addington Winchester J. L. Gettinger W. J. Cooper Sullivan O. B. Ratcliff Covington C. C. Tarr R. P. Arrick Farmland

City Council Enacts Fire Scene Traffic Ordinance

City council approves ordinance regulating fires. On alarm, all vehicles must curb and stay until fire department arrives. No vehicle within 300 feet of a fire and travel limited to five mph. In effect after June 22, penalties up to 300 dollar fine and jail.

Prominent Farmersburg Man Dies in Bloomfield

William Sylvester Baldridge age 62 longtime Farmersburg businessman and elder at the Presbyterian Church died at his daughter Mrs Loren B McDonald's Bloomfield home after a period of declining health. He helped found Citizens State Bank of Farmersburg serving as president for fifteen years and is survived by wife Clara Baldridge daughter Mrs Loren McDonald Bloomfield and son Harry E Baldridge Farmersburg. Funeral held at Farmersburg Presbyterian Church with burial in West Lawn Cemetery.

William Sylvester Baldridge Farmersburg Loren B. McDonald Bloomfield Baldridge Presbyterian Church West Lawn Cemetery Jackson Township Jeptha Baldridge Harry E. Baldridge Citizens State Bank of Farmersburg Clara Baldridge J. N. Patten Loren McDonald

Former Sullivan Resident James R Reed Dies in Denver

Word comes of the death of James R Reed a former Sullivan resident in Denver Colorado after a brief illness with pneumonia. He was a diamond broker who amassed a fortune over a million dollars and owned a large hotel and other valuable Denver properties. He was cousin to James R Riggs and Mrs Reed is related to local families.

James R. Reed Sullivan Denver Colorado Reed James R. Riggs James Reed

Marriage Announcement for Mabel E Burnett and William B Harris

Mabel Elizabeth Burnett daughter of E. T. Burnett of Jacksonville Florida will marry William Bartow Harris a young businessman of Jacksonville Sunday at her parents home. Mr Burnett is a former Sullivan boy and a son of William Burnett formerly of this city now in Terre Haute.

Mabel Elizabeth Burnett E. T. Burnett Jacksonville Fla William Bartow Harris Burnett Sullivan William Burnett Terre Haute

Former Sullivan Schoolmate Recollects Past in Erick Letter

Mrs. W. H. Mattherly of Erick Oklahoma, a former Sullivan girl previously Miss Tacy Kildon, writes of receiving two copies of the Union and recalling schoolmates. She expresses admiration for Will Hays and mentions his grandfather W H Cain and John T Hays as former instructors, ending with a firm GOP salute.

W. H. Mattherly Erick Oklahoma Sullivan Tacy Kildon Mattherly Harry Lauder Will H. Hays W. H. Cain John T. Hays

New Suits and Guardianship Petitions Filed

Alma Gibbs sues Raymond Gibbs for divorce custody and support. Guardianship of Hurschel Marlow sought due to unsound mind. Petitions to sell real estate by William F Russell administrator of Armando Russell estate vs John W Russell Ella Wampler. Wesley F Burnett vs Thomas Palmer. Minnie P Powell vs Elizabeth Crawford Sullivan County Water Co seeks injunction and damages.

Alma Gibbs Raymond Gibbs Hurschel Marlow William F. Russell Admr Armando Russell John W. Russell Ella Wampler Wesley F. Burnett Thomas Palmer Minnie P. Powell Elizabeth Crawford Sullivan County Water Co

Loyal Legion Smoker and Pow Wow At Moose Hall

A county wide smoker and pow wow will be held Friday night at the Moose hall by the Loyal Legion boys. Expect a big crowd with cats, smokes and jazz from a special orchestra engaged for the occasion.

Loyal Legion Moose Hall

Former Sullivan Boy Visits Relatives in Cordele

Fred Boatright of Cordele Georgia former Sullivan boy and Republican national convention delegate visits his mother Ellen Boatright and sister Mrs Frank M Douthitt He criticizes southern representation in the party urging reductions and predicts a policy shift before the next convention He expects to meet chairman Hays but learns he is sent east for a political mission He argues that money governs delegations and that the party in the south needs reform to shed negro domination and enhance Republican principles

Fred Boatright Cordele Chicago Ellen Boatright Frank M. Douthitt Boatright Sullivan Georgia National Committee Hays South Rpublican Party

Circuit Court Notes Foreclosures and Divorces Ledger

Foreclosure of mechanics liens in Richard H. Allen vs Black Diamond Coal Company and Armour Grain Company vs Sarah and Charles Cline. Several judgments issued including 63.35 and 69.83 on Akin cases. Divorces granted for Grace B Smith, Ruby Reynolds, and Phoyd Caughey with custody awards. Estate claim allowed 30.50 for First Baptist Church of Sullivan. Timmins vs Timmons dismissed. Various settlements and defenses noted.

Circuit Court Richard H. Allen Black Diamond Coal Company Mary S. Akin John M. Kennedy Walter Gibbs Frank M. Cunningham Om Ambuster Brothers Grace B. Smith William H. Smith Ruby Reynolds William B. Reynolds Phoyd Caughey Susie Caughey First Baptist Church of Sullivan Louis O. Turnbull Armour Grain Company Sarah Cline Charles Cline James W. Timmons Alta Timmons William H. Prior Thomas A. Combes Robert M. Bledsoe Joseph Toth Joseph Gill

Heifer Calves Presented by Sullivan National Bank

Six purebred Polled Hereford calves distributed Saturday by the Sullivan city bank to Polled Hereford Club members. Calves will be bred to a Wilkey herd bull. club supervised by Benson Wilkey Jamison. Prizes at Fall Pure Bred Cattle Show include trips to Purdue and cash awards for top placements.

National Bank Hereford Club W. A. Wilkey & Company Benson W.A. Wilkey William C.jamison Elliott H. Pierce Haddon Allen Coulson Gill Elmer Riggs Fairbanks Ralph Whitman Turman Mildred Coffman Hamilton William McCrory Sullivan City Purdue

Hamilton Township Graduation Exercise Set For Next Tuesday

The Hamilton township annual commencement will be held next Tuesday evening in the Gymnasium building. A special program is planned. The address will be delivered by L. P. Dinder superintendent of the Evansville schools and a member of the State Board of Education.

Hamilton Hamilton Township L. P. Dinder Evansville State Board of Education

Interpretation of the Statute on County Superintendent Salary Increase

Judge Bridwell held that salary increases for county superintendents under the 1919 act are discretionary with county commissioners. Park filed a claim for monthly increases. petition had broad support from freeholders and officials. The case mirrors a prior Daviess county mandamus dispute now heading to the supreme court.

Bridwell Richard Park Board of County Commissioners Ogden Daviess County Washington Gilley Board of Commissioners of Park Commissioners of Supreme Court Charles D. Hunt Boards of Commissioners Knox Greene Messrs Scott and Poston Walters Circuit Court Eli Stansbury Indiana

Sullivan Boy Wins Rose Poly Medal

Charles Harold Exline, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Exline of Sullivan, won the Hemingway gold medal at Rose Poly for the highest scholastic record in the four year course. A Sullivan High School graduate, class of 1916, he studied civil engineering and has several offers, with plans to travel west after a vacation. Exline stood out among 40 competitors at the exacting Rose Poly faculty. Mr. and Mrs. Exline and Miss Ruby Engle attended the commencement exercises yesterday.

Sullivan Rose Poly Charles Harold Exline Hemingway Marshall Exline Sullivan High School Exline Ruby Engle

Cass Township Graduation Exercises at Methodist Church

Graduation exercises for Cass township schools will be held Saturday evening at the Cass Methodist church. Thirty four students will receive diplomas.

Cass Methodist

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