Will Hays Jr Receives Indiana Republican Honor
Will Hays Jr the newborn son of Will Hays Sr wins a special gold badge from the Indiana Republican delegation in Chicago the delegation increasing from thirty to thirty one. The badge will be presented in a ceremony as officials guard the child and he resides in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Indiana
Fred A. Sims
Will H. Hays, Jr
Republican State Committee
Hays, Jr
United States
Sullivan Lodge of Elks
LICKSKILLET NOTES FROM Bloomington Star
Local items recount church rules on barefoot attendance, community mischief, and small town happenings. Notes mention Arminta Jones falsetto, Ed Bivins returning from Indianapolis, a Roosevelt versus Hughes debate, and a Bryan endorsement. Uncle Johnny Spruceby amid ill health closes the column.
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Arminta Jones
Jerusalem
Jim Bledsoe
Salina Baker
Ed Bivins
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Hughes
Deacon Ebbersole
William Jennings Bryan
Zeke Stebbins
Zeke
Sayde la Monde
Busy Bee
Incianapolis
Sally Layman
Cross
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Local Abstract Firm
Transactions show multiple property moves across townships Cass Curry Fairbanks Gill Dugger Hymera Sullivan City. Buyers include Sam Clark Robert Jackson Raymond Reed James Curry Audie Horner Verna Nicholson Vernie Hammock Ira Abram Chas Lee and Hetty Wyman with prices ranging from 1 to 2000 and areas from fractional acres to 30 acres.
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Lester Thompson Et al
Jas. A
Inez Ward
Fairbanks
Jas. B. Horner
Audie and
Luella Horner
Gill
Verna L. Nicholson
Nona N. Nicholson
Dugger
Vernie A. Hammock
Robt
Reeves
Cen. Coal Co
Neeley Miller
Ira M. Abram
Abram Cement Silo Co
Hymera
John M. Wilson
Chas. H. Leeson
Gilbert H. Beckett
Helms Lands Fine Position at Jones and Laughlin
Albert Helms son of D W Helms of Carlisle recently graduated from Purdue University in Civil Engineering and secured a strong post with Jones and Laughlin Steel Co in Pittsburg Pa His duties include maintaining fifty miles of track at five plants and he designs a round house for twenty five locomotives Also noted is the start of construction on a Carnegie Library project costing 10000 with completion expected by October 1st at the north corner of the public school grounds
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Helms
Albert Helms
D. W. Helms
Purdue University
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Pittsburg
Carlisle
Albert
C. B. Willis & Son
Carnegie Library
Real Estate Transfers Involving Botts Maxwell Bowie and Gambill
Leander R Botts trustee to Hettie Wyman pays 300 for lot 13 Snow and Cochran and lot 20 Wolfe addn. Friend L Maxwell to W H Hill Jr 2200 for three small tracts. Matilda Bowie Maxwell to W H Hill Jr 1.00 for three small tracts. Wm A Saucerman et al to F M Gambill et al 1500 for pt se nw 34-8-9. F M Gambill to Gilbert W Gambill 1300 for 150 ft of pt sw ne 34-8-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan City
Milton A. Haddon
Hettie Wyman
Snow and Cochran Addition
Leander R. Botts
Snow
Cochran
Wolfe Addn
L. Maxwell
W. H. Hill, Jr
Matilda Bowie Maxwell
Wm. A. Saucerman
F. M. Gambill
Local Graduates Earn Indiana University Degrees
The county reports four graduates from Indiana University last Wednesday. Miss Juanita Bailey Sullivan William R. Booker Pleasantville Claude A. Curry Farmersburg earned Master of Arts. Guthrie H. Wisener Farmersburg earned Bachelor of Science.
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Indiana University
Juanita Bailey
Sullivan
William R. Booker
Pleasantville
Claude A. Curry
Farmersburg
Guthrie H. Wisener
Covington KY Wedding Unites Cora Wheeler and Hal Wilks
Miss Cora Wheeler daughter of Charles Wheeler formerly of Haddon township and now of Vincennes wed Hal lie Wilks of Vincennes in Covington Kentucky last Tuesday. The ceremony surprised the relatives of the couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cora Wheeler
Charles Wheeler
Haddon Township
Vincennes
Hallie Wilks
Merom Socials and Local Notes Highlight Visitors
A Merom social roundup notes Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stratton Mrs. O. B. Harris and visiting sisters from out of town enjoyed breakfast at the Chautauqua House. Chicago based Floyd Willis visits his parents L. N. Willis in town. Regulars include Roger Bean and Woody, created by Mr. Jackson. Robert Reed injures left arm in bicycle accident. X ray planned in Terre Haute. Mrs. Catherine Bridwell suffers brief acute indigestion. Etta Lovelace returns from Detroit. Ora Lovelace stays longer. Mrs. Orion Kenfauver of Dayton visits Cain family. formerly Gertrude Cain. Dan Yadon and Mrs. Yadon travel to Abbott New Mexico to visit son Russell McKee, then Kansas. John Lightfoot, Terre Haute salesman, visits E. G. Carruthers. long career with Joe Strong & Co. Mrs. J. L. Durham and Martha attend Western College graduation at Oxford Ohio. class of 1911.
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C. H. Stratton
O. B. Harris
Ersinger
Chic Jackson
Sullivann
Chautauqua House
Roger Bean
Little Woody
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Jackson
Merom
Mr. Jackson
Meroni Herald
Robert Reed
Ed P. Reed
Catherine Bridwell
Etta Lovelace
H. G. Carter
Detroit
Michigan
Ora Lovelace
Orion Kenfauver
Dayton
Ohio
John Cain
Kenfauver
Gertrude Cain
Dan Yadon
Bloomington
Abbott
New Mexico
Western College
Oxford
Durham
Floyd Willis
Chicago
L. N. Willis
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Eases Coughs and Colds
A advertised tonic claims to cure summer coughs and colds by combining pine tar and honey. It soothes irritation, stops coughing, and fights germs, with a 25 cent bottle touted as convincing. Available at druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. A. Barco
Briggs
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Wible Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
C. L. Buss
D. 5. T. Health
Washington St. Sullivan
Ind
Fidelity Loan Co
East Side
Bucklen
Harve Gordon
Frank Draper
Charles
Draper
Indianapolis News
Bloomington Star
White River
Gosport
Two Keys
St Plum
Johnny Spruceby
Price & Burkholde
Sherman Bldg
Haddon
Carlisle News
Prince Albert
Oweet
R. J. Reynold Tobacco Co
P. A
Prince Albert Tobacco
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Gilbert W. Gam
I. A
the Peoples State Bank
Belmont Caskets
Belmont
H. R. Taylor
Sullivan Union
County News
News of the World
Stor
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