Union Christian college Commencement in Merom with Champ Clark
Merom Indiana June 13 Addressed by Champ Clark Missouri Democrat at the Union Christian college commencement. The event featured class of 1907 graduates Charles Brown Hershey Grover Washington Clayton Maude Trueblood Orren Stoddard and Leola Newland. Clark spoke on The United States in the Twentieth Century.
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Merom
Ind
Union Christian College of
Charles Brown Hershey
Grover Washington Clayton
Maude Choletine Trueblood
Orren Dean Stoddard
Leola Newland
John D. Shoop
Chicago
Clarence Defur
John C. Chaney
Sullivan
Florence Wright
Democratic Party
Clark
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Kentucky
Turkey
Farragut
Mr. Clark
Grover Cleveland
United States
Republic
Bryan
Roosevelt
John E. Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Vigo
Cure for bad breath through Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A newspaper note claims foul breath stems from dyspepsia and stomach issues. It promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative cure, says it cleans impurities and freshens breath, with a 50c and 1.00 price and money-back guarantee.
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Joe K. Smock
Sullivan Union and WER Haute Daily Star Deal Arranged
The Sullivan Union and the WER Haute Daily Star agree to a one year arrangement priced at 3.75 dollars per year. The contract outlines ongoing access to both parties' services.
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Sullivan Union
WER Haute Daily Star
Presidency of College Tendered to Iowa Educator
Merom Indiana June 19 The Union Christian college trustees offered the presidency to Dr O B Whitaker of Noble College. They asked for acceptance or refusal by June 23. Whitaker is a young aggressive educator who succeeded his father as Noble college president. Board members elected include Arthur Nolmes and Harry Green with re-elections for Revs Overleese Hinkle and Neuman.
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Arthur Nolmes
Sullivan
Harry Green
Robinson
R Ey. S. S. Overleese
Milroy
Ind
L. M. Hinkle
Muncie
J. N. Neuman
David W Larr of Greene County Ind Dies at 71
David W Larr born February 7 1836 in Coshocton Co Ohio to David Larr and Nancy Miller. He served in the 85th Indiana Volunteer Infantry, joined various fraternal orders, and died June 4 1907 after a life of faith and hospitality.
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David W. Larr
Eighty Fifth Regiment
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Army of the Cumberland
Baptist Church
Wright
Midland
Greene County
The
Mrs Francis E Ramson Osborn Dies In Rocky Ford
Mrs Francis E Ramson wife of Allen Osborn died at home in Rocky Ford Colorado on June 3 following long illness She was born January 16 1886 near Graysville lived much of life at the Narrows She moved to Colorado with parents in April last and husband soon after They married September 23 1904 and had one child who died in infancy Funeral services were at the home with Rev L C Green of the Baptist church officiating Interment was in Rocky Ford cemetery.
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Francis E. Ramson
Allen Osborn
Rocky Ford
Col
Osborne
Graysville
Narrows
Colorado
Rev. L. C. Green
Estate of Sarah A Bedwell appointed in Sullivan County
Notice from Sullivan circuit court administrator that William C Wolfenberger has been named to administer the estate of Sarah A Bedwell of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is believed to be solvent.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Sarah A. Bedwell
Sullivan County
Ind
William C. Wolfenberger
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Burton
U. C. College
Merom School
Champ Clark
Missouri
George W. Burton
Bush
Switzerland
James Monroe
Europe
United
Iowa
United Christian College At
Whittaker
David Washington Larr
Coshocton County
David Larr
Pennsylvania
Nancy (Miller) Larr
Virginia
Mary A. Blue
William H. Blue
Mary (Harrie) Blue
Emma J
Chas. Cooper
Gibson City
Ill
Mary E
O. A. Newman
Indianapolis
Nancy A. Stanley
Ora Maude
J. E. Meeker
St. Louis
Ford Cemetery
Sliver Chaney
Crowley
Peoples State Bank
Reas
John T. Hays
Wm. Powell
J. T. Akin
Josh Beasley
G. R. Dutton
Geo. R. Dutton
Indiana
Capital
State of
Peoples State Bank of
Josh Beasey
Wit H. Hays
Eta
GE Coy
America
Glidden & Douthitt, Clothiers
North Side
Sullivan, Ind
Southern
R. R
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Terre Haute
P. m
Mera, Ar
A.m
Peoria
St Louis
Beehunter
Vandalia
Vincennes
Bedford
Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania Lines
Louisville
Cincinnati
Westport
Big Four
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
H. P. Radley, G. P
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Grand Central Station
Dr. King’s
Oughs
Joos
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