Deaths of Samuel W. Douglas and Daniel Herbert
Samuel W. Douglas a Curry township farmer died last Wednesday after a stroke. He was born July 1, 1854, on the Douglas farm west of Shelburn and leaves a wife and two sons Dr. R. B. Douglas of Shelburn and Perry Douglas of Terre Haute. Daniel Herbert Sullivan’s oldest citizen died Tuesday night of heart trouble at age 92. He moved to Sullivan in 1852 and helped build local mills and farms. Interments were at Center Ridge and Liberty cemeteries.
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Samuel W. Douglas
Curry Township
Mr. Hogan
Liberty Cemetery
Mr. Douglas
Douglas
Shelburn
R. B. Douglas
Perry Douglas
Terre Haute
Daniel Herbert
Sullivan
P. C. Lisman
Wm. E. Gray
Center Ridge Cemetery
Mr. Herbert
Columbiana County
Ohio
Ohio River
Sullivan County
Greene County
Carlisle
Jefferson Township
I. A. Nesbit
Herbert
Solomon Wall
Wall
Russell
Mountain Cemetery
Laura E. Hughes
Ind
J. August Salomonson
Minnesota
Sonoma
California
Raymond
Caroline Hughes
Charley
Frank Hughes
Mrs Belle Bennett Dies at Home After Dropsy
Mrs Belle Bennett 50 years old, widow of the late husband, died at her home two miles north of the city at five o clock Thursday morning after months of dropsy. She leaves a son Roy Bennett and a daughter Mrs Floyd Collins. Burial was held Friday at Wall cemetery.
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Belle Bennett
Belle (Conner) Bennett
Roy Bennett
Floyd Collins
the Wall Cemetery
Roy Bruce Dies in Mine Accident at Eldorado
Funeral held for Roy Bruce 20 at First Methodist Church Shelburn. Burial in Little Flock cemetery. Survived by wife, father, mother and two brothers.
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Roy Bruce
Shelburn
Eldorado
Ill
First Methodist Church
Little Flock
Death of Mrs. Laura E Salomonson in 1914 Sonoma notice
The Sonoma Valley Expositor reports the death of Mrs. Laura E Salomonson native of Sullivan county and wife of J A Salomonson who passed away Sunday February 1 1914 after several months illness.
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Laura E. Salomonson
Laura E Salomonson
Sullivan County
Sonoma Valley
Cal
J. A. Salomo
Salomonson
Robert M Dear dies of stomach cancer at 68
Robert M Dear 68 a prominent Sullivan business man died about 10:30 Monday morning at his South State street home from stomach cancer. Funeral at 2 pm from his residence with Rev G W Titus officiating. He was a former bookkeeper for Jacob Hoke later a shop owner grocer and opera house operator retiring six years ago. He served in the 43d Indiana Civil War and leaves a widow one son three grandchildren two sisters and one brother. Also notes lodge resolutions for Wm Thornberry and local society. Myrtle Phillips of New Lebanon visited Sullivan.
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Herbert
Stewart Herbert
Linton
Mr. Herbert
Mervin Herbert
Gordon, Neb
Wilkey Herbert
Gertrude Herbert
Steve Leach
Charles McClain
New Richmond
Ind
Robert M. Dear
Sullivan
South State Street
G. W. Titus
The
Christian Church
Col. Dear
Jacob ¥. Hoke
Hoke
Clark County
Sullivan County
Indiana
Grant Licenses for Shelburn Area Businesses
County Commissioners granted liquor licenses Monday to multiple Shelburn operators including John Cummins, William Gray and Tom Watson, J F Cramer, Harlan Bolinger, George Wheeler, Bob Bardsley, Fred Stein of Cass, Jesse O McCrocklin, O M Sebring, Nick Gariano, and renewal with transfer rights to Jordon T Jewell for J H Heck of Farmersburg. Also Farmersburg licensing news and a separate stockholders meeting for Farmersburg Telephone Company with new directors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cummins
Shelburn
William Gray
Tom Watson
J. F. Cramer
Harlan Bolinger
George Wheeler
Bob Bardsley
Fred Stein
Cass
Jesse O. McCrocklin
O. M. Sebring
Nick Gariano
Farmersburg
J. H. Heck
Jordan T. Jewell
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Edison
Maynard
Lyon & Healy
Kimball
Packard
Chickering & Son
A. B. Chase
R. W. Cadwell
N. B. Irving M. Eastman
My House
John Shepherd
Mary Duffer
Indianapolis
A. R. Pifer
Grace: Duffer
Graysville
Wm. J. Thornberry
Brother Thornberry
W. R. McKinley
Myrtle Phillips
New Lebanon
Sullivan Thurday
Sullivan Livery Company
North Main Street
Sullivan Horse and Mule Co
John Polk
T. H. Kendall
DP. Lindley
Sullivan Souti