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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1922

Page

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Democratic Primary Hearsay Mixes County Nominations

The piece notes Charley Railsback and George McDowall contesting for county clerk, Lou Chowning facing two rivals, and Charley Coffman running solo. It also mentions Mrs. Clara Scott unopposed for recorder and Harve Thompson seeking the Republican treasurer nomination amid a crowded field.

Charley Railsback Star Persimmon Scott Homer Curtis Bill Cullop Washington Washington Monument Potomac Curtis Gill Gill Township Possum Ridge John Hopkins Giles Alladin Tommy Knotts C. L. Engle Morris Ward Id Hoesman Alpha DeHart Fairbanks Percy Wolfe Joe Bragdon Ward Engle Clara Scott Harve Thompson

Aged Sullivan Woman Dies at Home Sunday Morning

Mrs. Nancy A. Denny widow of William M. Denny former county clerk and Curry township farmer died at 6 o clock Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs William H Bridwells home on West Washington street after long illness and influenza. Funeral was at the Methodist church and burial at Center Ridge cemetery. She leaves son Charles W Denny of Turman township two daughters Mrs Elsie Bridwell wife of Judge W H Bridwell and Mrs Destine Bland wife of Hudson A Bland a brother James Hendricks and sister Mrs Charity Canada.

Nancy A. Denny William M. Denny Curry Township William H. Bridwell West Washington Street Festus A. Steele Indianapolis Methodist Church Center Ridge Cemetery Denny Charles W. Denny Turman Township Elsie Bridwell W. H. Bridwell Destine Bland Hudson A. Bland

Electric Company Hosts Visitors At White Way Celebration

The Wabash Valley Electric Company branch hosted guests during the White Way event. Attendees included A. E. Sucker of Cincinnati representing General Electric and W. M. Corey of Indianapolis representing Westinghouse. Local officials J. W. Robb C. M. Poor J. Bamberger C. W. Otis A. J. Engle C. G. Hanna attended from Clinton Greencastle Sullivan Jasonville and Sullivan officials.

Greencastle A. J. Engle Jasonville C. G.hanna Clinton Sullivan

State Highway Plans Bridge Contract on Dixie Highway

The State Highway Commission will soon let contracts for several Dixie Highway bridges. One bridge project is a 60 foot spans Dixie Bee Line south of Shelburn costing about $9,000.

State Highway Commission Shelburn

Curry Township Farmer Dies by Own Action

Joseph H. Berlingmier a 58 year old Curry township farmer committed death by own action Sunday morning at his home four miles southeast of Farmersburg by shooting himself in the head. Coroner Botts returned a verdict of death by own action. He had been in poor health and family illness weighed on him. Funeral held at Ebenezer M E church south of Farmersburg and burial in Farmersburg cemetery. Survived by widow a daughter Emma Berlingmier his mother two brothers Samuel H Berlingmier of Farmersburg and John Berlingmier of Michigan and two sisters Mrs George Barcus and Mrs Edgar Moore east of Farmersburg.

Joseph H. Berlingmier Curry Township Farmersburg Botts Berlingmier Ebenezer M. E. Church Emma Berlingmier Ermina Berlingmier Samuel H. Berlingmier John Berlingmier Michigan George Barcus Edgar Moore East of Farmersbureg

Sullivan City inaugurates new lighting system in grand ceremony

Sullivan celebrates the formal opening of its new light system with a seven o'clock band concert led by John Scully, a speech by Mayor Walter B Walters, and a switch turned by Miss Hester Bland. The event highlights include a "Let there be light" moment, fireworks, and prize window displays by Hoosier Bargain Store and Squire & Thomas. The article traces the evolution of city lighting from 1887 to 1908, noting contracts, opposition, and the rise of the Sullivan Light Heat and Power Company.

Sullivan John Scully Walter B. Walters Walters Miss Hester Bland Navillus Miss Bland Hoosier Squire & Thomas Sullivan Light and Power Company James Is Reid Paul L. Reid Wake Giles A. B. Stans Eclipse Cardles Town Board Court Street Judge Buff John S. Bays John T. Hays John T. Beasley Electric Light Company Noah Crawford Sullivan Light, Heat and Power Company Citizens Electric Light and Power Company Mr. Crawford Waren Michael McMurrow Ad C

Bland Seeks Government Settlement in Coal Strike

Washington March 17 Congressman Oscar E Bland Republican denounces the coal strike threat and urges federal intervention to force operators and miners to confer. He argues government backing underwrote wage scales and unions while critics cite high coal prices and industry cross state control. Representative William F Stevenson interrupts noting a $15 per ton coal payment.

Washington House of Representatives Oscar E. Bland Indiana Bland William F. Stevenson North Carolina

Buick Touring Car Stolen From Wilson-Wees Co

A $1500 Buick five passenger touring car was taken early this morning from the Wilson-Wees Buick Co salesroom. Thieves entered by breaking the rear door lock, loaded tools into the car, fueled it with forty gallons of gas at a nearby station, and likely headed toward Terre Haute. Police notes indicate no suspicious activity prior to 2:30 am.

Wilson-Wees Buick Co Standard Oil Terre Haute Ridge Dudley North Section North Court Streets Wilson Wees Chester Towsey Carl Douthitt Edgar Collins Towsey Mike Workins East Depot Street Ben Workins Sette

Trials Postponed After Judge Bridwell's Family Loss

Circuit court cases scheduled this week are postponed to next week due to the death of Mrs. Nancy A. Denny, mother of Judge Bridwell. The cancellation affects all trials listed for the current week.

Bridwell Circuit Court Nancy A. Denny

Terre Haute Negro to be Tried in Circuit Court

Wiley Pierce a Terre Haute negro will be tried in the circuit court here on a charge of first degree murder in the killing of Patrolman Herbert Long during an attempted arrest on February 10. The case venued from Vigo County, Pierce was brought here Saturday and jailed pending trial. An automobile believed driven by Pierce was found near the scene along with mule liquor. The indictment was returned by the Vigo County grand jury.

Wiley Pierce Terre Haute Herbert Long Vigo County Pierce Wolfe Long

Local auto show hosts Sullivan dealers in Vincennes

Sullivan County Automotive Association members attended the Vincennes auto show hosted by the Vincennes Automobile Club. Afterward they toured to the Knox County Gun Club for a roast guinea feast. The guests missed the midnight train and returned home in the early morning. Attendees included John Wees E G Wilson David Giles Harry Dilley Otis Hall Ray Wyman Emory Lewis Claude Harmon Ike Southwood James Scully Floyd Cummings Walter Dixon Jennings Gambill Sullivan. Tom Watson Basil Bolinger Shelburn.

Vincennes Sullivan County Automotive Association Vincennes Automobile Club Knox County Gun Club Sullivan County John Wees E. G. Wilson David Giles Hary Dilley Otis Hall Ray Wyman Emory Lewis Claude Harmon Ike Southwood James Scully Floyd Cummings Walter Dixon Jennings Gambill Sullivan Tom Watson Basil Bolinger Shelburn

Verdict for 7500 in Knox damage suit against railroad

A Knox County circuit court jury returned a verdict Friday morning awarding Sarah Lytton 7500 damages against the C and E I Railroad Company after a ten day trial. Lytton alleged injuries from a car train collision at a crossing in Vincennes seeking 45000.

Knox County Sarah Lytton C. & E. I. Railroad Company Vincennes

Cass Township Farmer Drops Dead at Church

Morton E. Goodwin, 68, Cass township farmer, collapsed Sunday at Old Hickory church during services. He had lived in the township many years. The widow and a large family survive. Coroner Botts ruled death by heart failure after a Sunday investigation.

Cass Township Morton E. Goodwin Old Hickory Botts

Auto Show Here April 13 15

Association planners announce an elaborate motor car show from April 13 to 15. All latest models including roadsters touring cars sedans limousines and trucks will be displayed at the Dixie Bee Line Garage. All friends patrons and prospective buyers are invited.

Sullivan County Automotive Association Dixie Bee Line

Township Farmer Gill Township Saint Merom Loss

Al Mathias aged 62 died Thursday evening at his home near Merom Station after a brief paralysis illness. He leaves a widow and seven children Opal Al Umbaugh Cloey Walls Ernestine Alice Claud Eugene and Orval Mathias. Funeral services were held at ten o'clock Sunday with interment in Carlisle cemetery.

Gill al Mathias Merom Station

Cass Township Boy Dies From Buggy Accident Injuries

Wayne Sturgeon aged 8 son of Mr and Mrs Lester Sturgeon of near Dugger died at the county hospital from injuries sustained earlier last week when he fell from a buggy. His leg was caught in a wheel and badly mangled during the incident.

Cass Township Wayne Sturgeon Lester Sturgeon Dugger

Shelburn Enterprise Sold to Massachusetts Publisher

A. E. Warde who bought the Shelburn Enterprise from Charles E. Boyd recently sold the paper to H. I. Wilder of Massachusetts. Wilder took charge last week and Warde, who came from New York, will likely relocate west.

Shelburn A. E. Warde

Historic Environs of Old San Diego Visit

A reader recounts a March 1922 trip along the Southern California coast from Long Beach to San Diego and La Jolla. Highlights include San Juan Capistrano ruins, the Old Town birthplace of Western civilization, Balboa Park with the world’s largest outdoor pipe organ, and a clock showing multiple world times.

Old Town Western Fremont Sullivan San Diego Pacific Balboa Long Beach Jerome O’neal Boston San Juan Capistrano California la Jolla Hoy-ah Walt Mason Terry Pines Park America Fra Junipero Serra Efere John C. Fremont Plymouth Rock Balboa Park Coronado Beach Point Loma

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