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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

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Illinois Central envoy surveys Sullivan County farmers

SULLIVAN COUNTY Indiana farmers met Illinois Central representative S M Coop assistant general claim agent in a two day visit to discuss railroad service and freight rates. The trip highlighted hospitality and strong local cooperation with the railroad plus interest in shipping facilities at Sullivan and stock pens to encourage livestock shipments to Indianapolis.

PiHinois Central Iinois Central Reailroad Company Sullivan County Illinois Central Illinois Central Railroad S. M. Coop Chicago Jim Oe Maren Linois Central Silvean County Indiana Hoosier Toosterdam Finley Edward Eggieston Hoosier Commonwealth Illinois Central System Vigo County Clay Greene Knox County Sullivan Will H. Hays United States Benson Sullival County Railway Express Ellis Parker Butler R. W. Akin Alta Mae Boone Cass Ind Akin Frank Mason Indianapolis Mason Illinois Central Service Sullivan County Farmers’ Association Addison Drake Fairbanks Minois Central Ross Campbell O. BR. Willard H. C

Sullivan Pioneer Dies at 94 After Long Service in Indiana

Benjamin Franklin Allan of Sullivan County Indiana, born February 25 1857 near Bardstown Kentucky, died at 94 after a long life of church and public service. He married Elizabeth Eaton in 1844, had seven children, twelve grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. He served on school boards and church boards, twice offered for Civil War service, and remained active in the M E Church and local community until death. Funeral at New Lebanon M E Church with burial in Burnett cemetery.

Penjamin Ambrose Allen John Sarah Allan Bardstown Nelson County Kentucky Marca Id Indiano Sullivan County Kerr Coulson Mr. Allan Ollie Allan New Lebanon M. E D. W. Denney Euphrates Barrett St. John Allan Burnett Cemetery

Sullivan men win school contracts for Dugger project

Perry Hochstettler and Roy Simmons of this city were awarded the bidding for a new school building at Dugger by Charles Hale trustee Cass township. The contracts total include general build at 53 876 dollars remodeling at 6 628 dollars and plumbing and heating at 12 000 dollars.

Perry Hochstettler Roy Simmons Dugger Charles Hale Cass Township Bolinger Heating and Plumbing Company

Turman township P T A meets at Graysville High

The Parent Teachers Club of Turman township will hold a meeting at Graysville High School Thursday night. The session was postponed two weeks ago due to Nighting system repairs, and the same program will be presented at this week’s gathering.

Parent-Teachers Club Turman Township Graysville

Wabash Company Files Higher Rates

The Wabash Valley Electric Company seeks higher rates for consumption in Sullivan Shelburn Farmersburg Jasonville Hymera and Coalmont with a hearing date not yet fixed. The increase would raise rates for specified towns while city ratepayers stay unchanged and nominal consumers are not affected. Proposals include Sullivan 1 percent Shelburn 1 1-2 percent Farmersburg 1 1-4 percent Hymera 6 percent Jasonville 6 percent.

Wabash Company Wabash Valley Electric Company Sullivan Shelburn Farmersburg Jasonville Hymera Coalmont Public Service Commission Sullivan S Shelburn Farmersburg

Divorce and custody cases and multiple civil complaints

List of court actions includes Cecil T. Correll versus Eimerson Correll for divorce custody and support Thorlton and Neal versus Harvey Crowder Sullivan Mill and Elevator Co with a conversion complaint Crowder with a contract complaint Peoples State Bank of Jasonville versus Newton H Lane Maude Cain and Samuel R Cole on a note Charles E Ellis versus the Estate of Thomas Ellis a claim Andrew J Hayes versus Elizabeth Hayes a divorce Co operative Coal Co versus Shelburn Indiana Coal Coa for trench of waranity Nicholas Viglint versus Alice Viglint a divorce.

Cecil T. Correll Eimerson Correll Thorlton & Neal Harvey Crowder Sullivan Mill & Elevator Co Peoples State Bank of Jasonville Newton H. Lane Maude Cain Samuel R. Cole Charles E. Ellis Thomas Ellis Andrew J. Hayes Elizabeth Hayes Co-operative Coal Co Shelburn Indiana Coal Coa Nicholas Viglint Alice Viglint

Grand Inspector Coming to Sullivan Council Event

Grand Inspector Johnny J. Glendenning of Indianapolis will inspect Sullivan Council and A.M. this Friday evening. Glendenning, long-serving and now retired due to age, will lead the ceremony, with a smoker planned for the occasion.

Sulllivan Council A.M Johny J. Glendenning Indianapolis Glendenning

Eaton Sells Store To Letty and Ax of Jasonville

C M Eaton, a north side grocer, has sold his business to Letty and Ax of Jasonville. The stock invoice is currently being prepared.

Eaton C. M. Eaton North Side Letty & Ax Jasonville

Local Couple Pairs and Their Ages From Hoosier District

A listing shows pairs of individuals from Indiana counties with ages and occupations. Joseph Endicott 89 machinist and Anna Williams 34 of Terre Haute. Clarence Hines 21 farmer and Xenia Whitlock 19 of Carlisle. William Shields 655 saw mill worker and Sarah Ik Sanders 50 near Sullivan. John Milam 26 miner and Anna Norris 14 of Shelburn. Harl Benefield 20 railroader and Ellen Mounts 22 of Hymera. John Skinner 19 miner near Dugger and Freda Plew 18 near Hymera.

Joseph Endicott Anna Williams Terre Haute Clarence G. Hines Farmer Xenia D. Whitlock Carlisle William Shields Merom Sarah Ik. Sanders Sullivan John E. Milam Miner Anna Norris Shelburn Harl Benefield Ellen Mounts

300SIST BASE BALL CLUB FORMATION MEETING

A large crowd gathered at city hall Monday to support the Sullivan Mutuals. Thomas Dugger was elected president with William Steel as vice president and Mrs. Herbert Steel as secretary and treasurer. Directors named were Art Stewart Earl Cox Roy Drennan Harry Richey and H. C. Thomas.

City Hall Sullivan Mutuals Thomas Dugger William Steel Herbert Steel Art Stewar Earl Cox Roy Drennan Harry Richey H. C. Thomas

Shelburn Route Service Readjusts Carrier Schedules

Postmaster Patton announces a later departure date for carriers at Shelburn post office after a postal department notice. Local patrons have been receiving mail two days late due to train schedules, and the schedule change will be appreciated by those served.

Shelburn Shelburn Enterprise Patton Postoffice Department

Sullivan Elks name new corps of officers

The Sullivan lodge of Elks has elected the following officers for the ensuing year who will be installed on April 4. E R Charles F Batey LG K Clarence Mayfield L R Earle Eldridge L K W E Ayde lotte Sr Secretary Julius Harry Treasurer Wm T Mellett Tyler Percy Garrard Representative to the Grand Lodge at Los Angeles Homer Wiltse

Sullivan Elks Sullivan Lodge of Elks E. R Chas. F. Batey LG. K Clarence Mayfield L. R. Earle Eldridge L. K W. E. Aydelotte, Sr Julius Harry Wm. T. Mellett Tyler Percy Garrard Grand Lodge Los Angeles Homer Wiltse

Ward Hawkins Named to City School Board

The city council named Ward Hawkins as a member of the city school board to succeed William H. Crowder Jr. The Crowders, visiting St Petersburg Florida, will return home the first of the month.

Ward Hawkins William H. Crowder, Jr

Kingsley Sunday School Reorganized at Kingsley Methodist

Kingsley Methodist church Sunday school in Fairbanks township reorganized with new officers to take charge next Sunday morning. W. K. Dickerson serves as superintendent and Gratis Patton as secretary. All former officers teachers and members are asked to attend the meeting and the community is invited.

Kingsley Sunday School Kingsley Methodist Church Fairbanks Township W. K. Dickerson Gratis Patton

Former Sullivan Boy Heads Magnetic Oil Tools Firm

William D. Tigoley, 27, a Sullivan native, leads a large Texas oilfield tools company planning a Terre Haute factory for magnetic fishing tools. Grandson of Jackson Dooley, he moved east with Mary Heck’s family ties, served in Pershing fault expedition and Canadian Flying Corps, and now presides over Magnetic Salvage Company with devices credited by U.S. and Canadian governments.

William D. Tigoley Sullivan Oilields Texas Mr. Dooley Terreflante Jackson Dooley George Dooley Jack Dooley Terre Haute Mary Heck William Heck Missouri George Dutton Miller Gill Township Mer. Dooley United States Naval Electrical School Mare Island California Tie Magnetic Salvage Company Afr Dooley Illinois Pershing Old Mexico

Gill Township Farmer Answers Maker's Case

John Blything a well known Gill township farmer died March 5 1921 aged 65 years after a long illness. He married Clara Land in 1881 had seven children four preceded him and a second wife Stella White bore one child Lois. Survived by Stella Floyd Carrie Lida Lois eight grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral Monday at home. interment Island cemetery.

John Blything Gill Township Carlisle W. L. Alexander Carlisle M. E Island Simon Jane Blything Clara B. Land Land of Rest Clara B Stella M. White Lois Stella Floyd Carrie Waddell Lida Whitlock Lois Blything Mary Correll Susie Boone Methodist Church Woodmen Lodge

Death of Mrs. Rachael Breedlove 83 in city

Mrs. Rachael Breedlove aged 83 widow of Noah Breedlove died Monday night at her son Elias Breedlove home. Funeral held this afternoon at Mt. Tabor Methodist Church conducted by Rev. H. J. Cross. Burial at Mt. Tabor Cemetery.

Rachael Breedlove Noah Breedlove Elias Breedlove Mt. Tabor Methodist Church 8. J. Cross Methodist Church Mt. Tabor

Former Jackson Woman Dies in New York City

Betty B. Barcus, born Betty Tichenor from Jackson township, died Sunday at her New York home. Burial was in Terre Haute this afternoon. She was the divorced wife of the late James Solly Barcus, who died in New York months ago, and she was sister to William Tichenor, Terre Haute attorney.

Jackson New York City Betty B. Barcus Jackson Township New York Terre Haute Betty Tichenor James Solly Barcus William Tichenor

Earthquake Felt in Sullivan After Central West Shock

A small earthquake with its epicenter in the Central West was felt in Sullivan shortly after six o clock Monday morning. The tremor caused minor alarm but no injuries or damage were reported.

Central West Sullivan

County Dog Fund Distributes 5418 95 to Township Trustees

County auditor completes dog tax fund distribution totaling 5418 95 to township trustees and school boards across the county. Cass township receives 1026 91, Curry township 858 64, with several other allocations including school boards and city treasurers.

Curry Township HE. A. Murratta Jackson Township Basil Thomas O. T. Criss Fairbanks Township H. H. Arnett Turman Township KE. S. Crowder Hamilton Township James R. Brown City of Sullivan Jaries Hale Cass Township Toho W. Buck Jefferson Township Woodward Tiddon Township Jarmes 9Rlish Petonmelk Trustes Oat Ur BP

Snowbird notices and moves in a two towns column

Mrs E G Hofmann returns from St Petersburg Fla where she visited relatives Miss Ada Kivett Carlisle has recovered from illness in DeLand Fla and returned home Mrs J B Lowenberg visiting relatives here and formerly Miss Gertie Goodman daughter of Sol Goodman of Sullivan Mr and Mrs Algey Whitney hired by Eagle Island Club to run the clubhouse near Riverton after month with fish and other provisions available Mrs C H Stratton returned from New Smyrna Fla John Chaney attended the inaugural in Washington D C Roy Kauffman promoted to district superintendent for Standard Oil with HQ in Vincennes and will not move soon Mrs Jack Bradley and son Jack left for Tulsa Okla after visiting relatives at Paul L Reid’s household Will Hays and son Will return to Washington D C

E. G. Hofmann Wm. H. Crowder Jr St. Petersburg Fla Ada Kivett Carlisle DeLand J. B. Lowenberg Terre Haute Lowenberg Gertie Goodman Sol Goodman Sullivan Goodman Norfolk Eagle Island Club Algey Whitney Riverton Indiana Bert, Morgan Greensburg John C. Chaney Washington, D. C Jacob Pirtle Haddon Township Arizona Ajo Roy Kauffman Standard Oil Company Vincennes Kauffman Jack Bradley Jack Paul L. Reid Tulsa Okla Bradley Peoples State Bank Ruth Beeman

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Railroad Hiinois Central Compiny’s Johnnie Boone Peoples’ State Bank Beauty Sullivan, Ima al Os Uncle Johns Home Guards Bensamin Ambrose Allan Wm. D. Dooiey Gill Township Farmer
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