Death of Mrs Marie M Moore in Crowder hospital
Mrs Marie M Moore of Brazil died Thursday afternoon at Crowder hospital after weeks of treatment for serious burns suffered when an explosion occurred. Remains were taken to Brazil for burial. She is survived by her husband and her father Howard Nicholas of Brazil, who is brother of Frank Nichols of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie M. Moore
Brazil
Crowder Hospital
Howard Nicholas
Nicholas
Frank Nichols
Sullivan Union catalog copy and imprint details
The fragment lists the Sullivan Union as the county's only Republican paper established in 1866 with subscription rate notes of 1.00 and 60 26, credits publishers Dirrelle Chaney and R P White, and notes second class matter entry date July 1, 1873 at Sullivan Indiana post office under March 8 1873 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Indiana
Congress
St Patrick Day Event by Sullivan Friday Club
The Friday Afternoon Club hosted the Woman's Club at Mrs. Gilbert Gambill’s home with speaker Mrs. C. N. Vance sharing tales of life in South America. An Irish themed luncheon with music from Mrs. Milton Haddon and Mrs. Paul Stratton complemented greenery and national flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Woman’s Club
Gilbert Gambill
C. N. Vance
South America
Milton Haddon
Paul Stratton
Ireland
United States
Avoid Spring Colds With Dr. King's New Discovery
Warning about spring colds and sudden weather changes. Recommends Dr. King's New Discovery Laxative Tar Syrup to soothe coughs and treat grippe. Claims no mixing needed, prepared ready to use, and tested for over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Frank M Nead thanks Sullivan County voters for support
A candidate for the Democratic nomination expresses sincere thanks to friends and voters in Sullivan County Indiana for their courtesy during the primary canvass. He states he was unsuccessful but values the support and will treasure it as a fond recollection. He signs Yours for the triumph of true Democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Indiana
Frank M. Nead
Local Socials and Visits Across Towns This Week
Mrs Stella Reed and children visited the Jones family. Funeral attended for Mrs Eliza Munden near Oaktown. Dr John Carrico of Bicknell visited his parents. Miss Kate Dunbar visiting sister in Reelsville. Flemming Milburn and children with Trimble family. Eunice Trimble stayed with Mary Collyear. John Hilderbrand visited sister Josie Hilderbrand in Indianapolis. Bill Figg with Enochs and family. Lon Carrico on a business trip to Sullivan. Willie Carrico, Homer Carrico, James Boone visits to George Carrico. Line Trimble and Ida Trimble with Reece Kennedy. C Alsman on business to Milwaukee and back. Ben Shake and sons dined with Shake family. Aunt Susan Carrico visited Effie Hilderbrand. John Plummer and Jas Dunbar family. Al Shake of near Carlisle spent Sunday in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Reed
Thomas Jones
Eliza Munden
Oaktown
John Carrico
Bicknell
Geo. Carrico
Kate Dunbar
Cordil Benefield
Reelsville
Flemming Milburn
Scott Trimble
Eunice Trimble
Mary Collyear
John Hilderbrand
Indianapolis
Josie Hilderbrand
Bill Figg
Rush Enochs
Lon Carrico
Sullivan
Willie Carrico
Homer Carrico
James Boone
George Carrico
Line Trimble
Ida Trimble
Reece Kennedy
C. ©. Alsman
Milwaukee
Wis
Ben Shake
Paxton
W. L. Shake
Susan Carrico
Effie Hilderbrand
John Plummer
Jas. Dunbar
al Shake
Carlisle
Culver Cadet Attends Grandfather's Funeral
Ernest Thixtun, a Culver Military Academy student, attended the funeral of his grandfather Michael Kirhow. The services were held locally with family members and academy peers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thixtun
Culver Military Academy
Michael ‘Kir
Ri‘day ‘Dhemoan
NEW LEBANON COMMUNITY NOTES AND DEATH REPORT
Mrs. Dalbert Harris shopped in Sullivan Monday morning. Widespread visits and social calls occur across Sullivan Merom and nearby towns. Wm McClain died suddenly from paralysis of the heart. funeral at Merom cemetery. Revival meetings echo Friday night with Scott Morris dining with Arthur Brown family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lebanon
Dalbert Harris
Sullivan
H. V. Lisman
Merom
Esther Westbrook
Terre Haute
Bertha Wininger
Bonnie Milam
Hadie St.Clair
Gladys Pennington
Coney Clerk
Nelle Hanchett
Nellie Russell
Arthur Brown
Myrtle Fox
Robert
Cliff Crews
Palestine
Frank Keating
Wm. McClain
O. C. Haas
Merom Cemetery
Paul Evans
Ralph Brown
T. E. Hopewell
Lizzie Evans
Charley Deckard
Cass
W. R. Willis
Scott Morris
Selia Bland
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Kitty Springer
Osburn Irvin
Wm. Corder
Merom Station
J. M. Oldham
Ed R. Morris
Geo. Schaffer
Abby
Charlotte Bland
Williams Brothers Move Rig to Brown Lease No 7
Williams Brothers, Ohio contractors, will move a rig to location No 7 on the Brown lease in the Dodd pool this week and begin drilling by week’s end. They are currently drilling No 2 on the Oscar Hunt lease in the West pool and Alva DeBaun No 3 in the Shelburn pool for the Ohio. A dry hole was reported on the Dodd lease last week by the same firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Brothers
Ohio
Brown
Dodd Pool
Oscar Hunt
West Pool
Alva DeBaun
Shelburn
Dodd
Advertised Letters Reach Dead Letter Office Warning
List of unclaimed letters at Sullivan Indiana Post Office dated March 22 1916 includes ladies Margaret Bayard Lillie James Mollie Shaw Mable and Mrs Mollie Shaw plus gentlemen Harry Borderman Bisinger Stewart Colvin John Duvall Alferd Gott F M Holmes Baz Pope John W W Swearinger J J Foreign and Charley Toy. Callers must say advertised or letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Bayard
Margaret James
Lillie Purcell
Mollie Shaw
Mable
Child Burned By Open Grate Near Dugger
Four year old Olive Barnes daughter of George Barnes of near Dugger was badly burned playing around an open grate. She was brought to Crowder hospital on Thursday in serious condition for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Barnes
George Barnes
Near Dugger
Crowder Hospital
Marriage Licenses Granted In Paxton Area
James Cogian 22 miner Paxton and Blanche McDaniels 16 Shel burn. Marion E. Myers 18 laborer and Irene Bradbury 16 both of Shel. James S. Smith 26 miner and Lilly Akers 37 both of Paxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cogian
Miner
Paxton
Blanche McDaniels
Shelburn
Marion E. Myers
Laborer
Irene Bradbury
James S. Smith
Lilly
Akers
Globe Tailors Move to New Public Square Location
The Globe Tailors will occupy a redesigned room at the southwest public square corner formerly used by Peoples State Bank. H. C. Steel, proprietor, plans a glass front, up-to-date furniture, and modern equipment. The business will include pressing tailoring and a 32.00 hat line plus a complete line of gentlemen's furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Tatlors
Public Square
Peoples State Bank
Globe Tailors
H. C. Steel
Woodrow Wilson Quoted As Pivotal Figure in Baltimore Platform
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Woodrow Wilson is a central figure in a Baltimore platform dispute. The text references turning platform planks into scraps of paper and suggests critique of his presidency and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Second Choice Vote Totals in Sullivan County Primary
The county completed tallying second choice votes from the recent primary. Results show no change in nominations but affected wagering outcomes. detailed second choices are listed for Cullop, Hunt, Griffin, Laymon, McDowall, Nead, Payne, Shepard, Snow, Wible, Bosstick, Drake, Hale, Lane, Nash, Orr, Rich, Joseph, Medsker, Miller, Scott, New, Robinson, Watson, Goodrich, McCray, Myers, Bland, House, Sedwick, Williams.
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Sullivan County
Cullop
Houck
Hunt
Edington
Griffin
Layman
Laymon
McDowall
Nead
Payne
Shepard
Snow
Wible
McDonall
Bosstick
Drake
Hale
Lane
Nash
Orr
Rich
Bostick
Joseph
Medsker
Miller
Scott
New
Robinson
Watson
Goodrich
McCray
Myers
Bland
House
Sedwick
Williams
Southeastern Freight Service Improves South Eastern Line Timing
Effective February 27, the Southeastern Line offers direct freight service from Terre Haute with merchandise cars arriving Sullivan at 7 25 a m and departing Sullivan at 2 p m. The route connects Terre Haute and Connecting Lines for points north, enhancing transportation efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern
South- Eastern Line
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Eaves Sullivan
TOUTE
Haute
Teres
County candidates file expense accounts before March primary
Several Democratic and Republican candidates in the county reported itemized expenses with the county clerk ahead of the March 7 primary. Names include Nead, Rich, Neff, McDonnall, Pigg, Kinman, Curry, Drake, Scott, Campbell, Walters, Payne, Butler, and Hale, with totals ranging from 10.50 to 170.00 for printing, postage, car fare, advertising, and livery, and notes of no promises in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Nead
O. R. Rich
J. H. Neff
George McDonnall
Martin L. Pigg
Prosecuting Attorney
Guy M. Kinman
Dave Curry
Representative
Hosea Drake
John Scott
Ross Campbell
John Walters
William Z. Payne
James Butler
Orville Hale
Will of Michael Kirkham Probate Report Names Executrix
The last will of Michael Kirkham filed for probate designates widow Mary W. Kirkham as executrix. Dated May 4, 1911, witnessed by Thomas J. Wolfe and Frank M. Cunningham. The will bequeaths all property to the widow with lifetime rents, provides for sale of real estate if needed, and after her death directs repayment of debts and a monument at graves. Remaining estate goes to John Kirkham, Harry Kirkham, and Ada Thixtun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kirkham
Circuit Court
Mary W. Kirkham
Thomas J. Wolfe
Frank M. Cunningham
Intoxication Arrests Reported in Shelburn and Dugger
Constable Linkenbaker arrested Ernest Dozier near Shelburn for intoxication and brought him to the city where he was arraigned before Justice Lester, fined $1 and costs totaling $11, and released. William Aker, 42, a miner from Dugger, was jailed on intoxication charges after arrest by Town Marshal Frye and given a ten day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linkenbaker
Ernest Dozier
Shelburn
Court of Justice of Peace
Lester
William Aker
Dugger
Frye
Mrs. Giles Wins WTU Medal at Local Church
Mrs. Lou Giles of this city won the matrons silver oratorical medal in a Sunday afternoon contest at the Methodist church. The event closed a two day WT U convention. Her speech was The Wild Beast of Our Nation, with other contestants including Mrs. Strahle Mrs. James Orr Hymera Mrs. Verne Hammack Digger Mrs. Bert Ladson Shelburn and Mrs. Guy Snow and Mrs. Rose Wolfe of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
Lou Giles
Methodist
Union
Chester Kirkman Attends Chicago Funeral
Chester Kirkman of Chicago attended the funeral of his grand…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Kirkman
Chicago
Cullop Details Campaign Spending For Second District Bid
Congress hopeful W A Cullop itemizes total campaign costs at 1322.29 with line items including advertising postage stenography and newspaper notices. He swears before notary John Downey that no promises were made and no authorization given to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Hunt
W. A. Cullop
Congress
A. V. Crofts
Washington Democrat
the Enterprise
Jasonville Leader
Vincennes Capital
Carlisle News
Cullop
John Downey
Sullivan Boy in Chase After Villa Leader
Beeson Hunt, son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Hunt, a lieutenant in the 1 Ith Regiment U S A, joins the army pursuit in Mexico to capture bandit leader General Villa He is a West Point graduate who has served at El Paso for several months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Villa Beeson Hunt
Charles D. Hunt
Mexico
General Villa
Hunt
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
el Paso
Texas
New Suits in State Courts Revealed in Docket List
A slate of civil actions includes guaranty cases for John V. Farwell Company and Jno B Gooldy, notes between Wade Ford and J Hosea Anderson, quiet title suits, probate estate matters, mortgage foreclosures, real estate sale petitions, a conversion complaint, a divorce and custody action, and an on account rent claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Farwell Company
Jno
B. Gooldy
Wade Ford
Charles Harding
J. Hosea Anderson
Mitchell M. Charley
William H. Arnold
Alexander P. Asbury
Joseph T. Asbury
Lizzie G. Asbury
Lena D. Asbury
State of Indiana
Win S. Bicknell
Sullivan County
John H. Page
Eller Page
Isaac N. Botts
Jennie F. Botts
Douglas Bedwell
Earl M. Corbin
Ambrose B. Corbin
W. Frank Weaver
Nancy A. Weaver
Blanche Dexter Weaver
George Truitt
Elsie Davis
Lee Jenkins
Louise Mier
Ross, Lynch
Charlotte Lynch
Wiley Gambill
W. Oscar Fesler
Special Grand Jury Called In Murder Case
A special grand jury was drawn Monday to probe the killing of Charles Irwin and Arley Duckworth by James Korby Howe at Willfred. The panel, to convene Thursday, March 36, includes Eli Clayton Cass township Elmer Truchblood Fairbanks Clevy H Lloyd Curry Thomas A Springer Gill James W Brown Jackson Daniel H Carrico and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Irwin
Arley Duckworth
James
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the Globe Tailors
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Celia
Julius Harry
Imperia
Lindley
THE
Sullivan . Union
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White, Publishers
Toy Charley
W. E. Aydelotte
P. M
Iivem
Bennett’s Pharmacy
DIX Lumber Company
Illinois
Telford & Schwartz
Salem, Marion Co
Sullivan Boy
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