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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

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Col Will B Roberts Passes Away in Evansville

Col Will B Roberts longtime private secretary to Governors Porter Hovey and Chase dies in Evansville at 41 after weeks of illness. Born Indianapolis he served gover­nors and prominent figures including Bev eridge. Funeral at Evansville home with Center Ridge cemetery burial. brothers and sisters survive.

William B. Roberts Evansville Charles H. Roberts Walnut Street Roberts Idaho Will Roberts Indianapolis Thomas Roberts Greencastle Porter, Hovey and Chase Sullivan County Porter Froit Sullivan Graysville Road Will Charles H Thomas F Chicago Edward M Long Beach Cal Margaret Allen Caroline Whitsett Mary Langsdale Langsdale Kate Senator Beveridge Massachusetts California Rose Hutchins Lottie Neal Thomas F. Roberts Madison North Madison Frankfort Henry Clay Charles Roberts Whitsett Allen Edward William

Lightning Destroys Large Barn of Local Farmer

The 5.0 Q. Carty barn located five miles east of town was struck by lightning Friday night at apnent and burned quickly. A large amount of hay and corn, buggies, and hammers were lost. No stock was inside the barn. Farming implements were elsewhere. Loss estimated around 300, partially insured.

Carty

Concrete pavement expansion around square businesses

The city reports about ten thousand dollars spent on concrete work over recent months. A 16 foot wide concrete pavement reaches the curb line in front of all business houses around the square. Loudermilk and Beck, awarded the contract for the new concrete walk and Center Ridge cemetery entrance, have begun excavation.

Loudermilk and Beck Center Ridge Cemetery

Man jailed for wife desertion in circuit court

Banks Drummond of Jackson township pleaded guilty to wife desertion before Judge Henderson in the circuit court yesterday. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined 10 dollars.

Banks Drummond Jackson Township Henderson

Epworth League Convention Heads to Oaktown Next Year

The District Epworth League convention in this city closed Thursday afternoon and scheduled next year’s meeting in Oaktown.

Epworth League Oaktown

Mrs Lourence of Shelburn Visits Bullinan on Business

Mrs Lourence of Shelburn was in Bullinan on Monday for business.

Union Christian College ends great year with commence ment events

The 49th commencement week at Union Christian College Merom began with the annual oratorical contest won by Hope Ills sophomore McAllister. The week featured the musicale baccalaureate address by Prof. Enders and Rev. Bishop's missionary address. Trustees elected include I. T. Leas J. T. Phillips J. N. Hess Rev Clarence Defur M. Meeker. The class of 08 graduates were listed and a plan to build two new dormitories was discussed for expanding facilities.

Union Christian College Merom McAllister Hope, Ills Summa Hess Dayton Ohio George C. Enders Theological School J. G. Bishop Mission Department of the Christian Church Franklin Literary Society Linconians I. T. Leas St. Joseph J. T. Phillips Frankfort Ind J. N. Hess Clarence Defur J. M. Meeker Veedersburg Samma Hess Whitaker Whitakes Merom Chautauqua Association Sullivan Judie Witt A. G. McNabb Hilla Lovelace Jamiy R. A. Plunkett A. A. Holmes W. W. Wible Archie Lovelace Gowers Buff Crane DeFur Godlove Green Holmes Hess Lawrence Meeker Phillips Plunkett Shinkle I. N. Lease Champaign County Ill Charles Defur Indiana J. M. Plunkett Trimble Arthur M. Ward C. Defur Mr. Plunkett Arthur MM. Ward

Merom College Faces Expansion and New Dormitory Plans

Merom College preparations move ahead with a push to enlarge attendance and facilities. Trustees target a new president’s home and administration building while planning to double a girls dormitory, fund via private pledges, and add a summer term aligned with state high school calendars.

Union Christian College trustees meet in Merom

Stock holders and board of trustees at Union Christian College Merom Indiana met from Tuesday morning to Thursday morning in a lengthy session. I N Lease was re elected replacing Rev G D Lawrence. New trustees named include J N Hess of Dayton Ohio.

Merom Ind Board of Trustees Union Christian College I. N. Lease G. D. Lawrence J. N. Hess Dayton Ohio

New Presbyterian Church Construction Begins

Construction on the new Presbyterian church in the city has started under architect Frank Nicholas. The foundation is laid and tower excavation is filled with crushed rock. Bedford stone and brick will be used with a basement dining room lavatories and store room. Completion expected by October 1.

Presbyterian Church Frank Nicholas

Lindleys Host Visitor in Hutsonville

Mrs. 8. E. Lindley is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lindley at Hutsonville Illinois.

E. Lindley Mrs. Samuel Lindley Hutsonville 111

Postoffice Robbery in Carlisle Captures Notorious Thief

Carlisle Indiana reports a night robbery at the local post office netting about 50 in small change and 30 in stamps. Jockey Graham, an old offender, confessed to the crime and was jailed after a chase and gunshot wound to his ankle.

Carlisle Ind Graham Terre Haute Indianapolis Terre Haute Tribune Tockey van Pool Sullivan Red Light West Side Marry Reed Fourth Hagle Evansville Post Office W. T. Fletcher Fasig Dorley and Federson Lafayette Avenue Pleasantville Cora Beck Lexington Fedderson Fletcher

Farmer Edward P. French Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

Edward P. French of Gill township files in the federal court at Indianapolis a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. He requests adjudication as a bankrupt with liabilities listed at 2425.41 and assets valued at 748.

Edward P. French Gill Ownship Indianapolis

State v Lowery and Puckett Continuances

The case of the state versus Fred Lowery for assault with intent was continued to the next term due to the prosecuting witness's absence. Lowery is charged with shooting Ted Britton a local pugilist at Shelburn several months ago. The case of the state versus Puckett for forgery was also continued due to the defendant's illness.

Fred Lowery Lowery Ted Britton Shelburn

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Col Will B. Roberts Sullivana County Porters Zovernor Menzies Vernon Charles A. Gordon Post Office Department Porto Rico Levi P. Martan New York Mr. Roberts Hovey Jefferson Davis Martin van Buren Uriah Coulson R. F. Knotts J. H. Kalley W. M. Miles John C. Chaney Tom Father Roberts England Battleground Hastings William the Conqueror Ontario County N. Y Jennings County North Vernon Mary James S. Sherman James Schoolcraft Sherman Utica Congress Ele Lis House Neely Hamilton College Utica Trust Company New Hartford Canning Company New York State National Republican Congressional Committee Rollin A. Plunkett Flambeaux Clark Klicken Kelly Lovelace VanCleave Sutton Reading Miss Thompson Wilbur Hurst Miss Keys King Miss White Yoice Eva Epperson Mr. White Sorrento Bachmann Kelly Lovelace O. B. Whitaker Love Englemann Pope Ruby Sutton G. R. Hammond Alverta White Oscar White Frankie Keys Wichester Linn‘e Kelly Etta Lovelace Vera VanCleave Farmersburg Alta Thompson S. Elizabeth Hatten W. H. Martin Logan Plunkett Geo. C. Enders Meron College Palmer DR. 0. B Whitaker College Trustees’ Annual Meeting Arthur Ward NEW Presbyterian Church INI
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