Sullivan Banks Form Consolidation in County Bank Merger
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co merges with The Peoples State Bank of Sullivan City forming a combined institution with over 1.5 million in assets. Charles F. Batey becomes an executive. merger approved by state bank commissioner Charles W. Camp. The new bank will occupy the Peoples space at the southwest public square and aims to strengthen safety and service for Sullivan and Sullivan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
Peoples State Bank
The
Peoples
Charles F. Batey
Trust Company
Sullivan County Bank
W. H. Crowder
Farmers State Bank
Sullivan State Bank
J. F. Hoke
Wake Giles
Giles
George R. Dutton
Charles W. Camp
State Bank
William T. Mellott
Marion Shade
C. F. Bater
R. P. White
W. T. Mellott
S. E. Lindley
J. W. Lindley
J. H. Neff
Ward Hawkins
E. D. Davis
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Peoples State Bank of Sullivan
Charles Bradbury
W R Hash Ends Life in Bicknell Multiple Details Revealed
Despondency from ill health led to the death of W R Hash a 62 year old grocer in Bicknell Ind. He shot himself in the temple with a 32 calibre revolver at his home soon after telling his son Roy Hash he felt worse. Survived by a wife and several children including J A Hash and Roy Hash the family story blends a local tragedy with a feature on The Peoples State Bank detailing its vault security and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknell
Ind
W. R. Hash
Robinson
Roy Hash
W. P. Stephens
Hutsonville
J. A. Hash
Sullivan
Thomas Hash
Ed. Lafman
Coulterville
Ills
Robert Price
Spart
Bland Says He Desires to Continue His Service in Congress
A letter from Representative Oscar E. Bland to the Sullivan Union denies a Washington dispatch claiming he seeks a Federal judge appointment and will retire. Bland states his intention to serve his term, seek renomination in 1922, and continue active in Congress despite public speculation.
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Bland
Congress
the Union
Oscar E. Bland
Washington
Hoss
Mr. Bland
Indiana
Trust Company Organized Seventeen Years Ago
The Swilivan County Loan and Trust Company, a leading local institution, voluntarily dissolved and merged into Peoples State Bank. Founded in fall 1903, James R. Riggs led the group until 1918, with changes in presidents and secretaries through 1917, including Hix W. Davis and Fred F. Bays among key officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swilivan County Loan & Trust Company
Peoples State Bank
James R. Riggs
John S. Bays
Charles L. Davis
William C. Jamison
C. H. Edwards
Albert E. Hazelrigg
C. J. Sherman
Sam A. White
Joe K. Smock
Robert Taylor
Charles T. Akin
National Bank
Charles H. Edwards
William H. Burks
Burks
P. R. Jenkins
Isaac N. Snow
L. R. Burr
Mr. Snow
Frank J. First
the National Bank
Shelburn
Riggs
Hix W. Davis
Fred F. Bays
H. W. Davis
W. T. Mellett
C. F. Briggs
R. P. White
S. E B. Lindley
T. E. Hoover
Mr. Bays
Charles F. Batey
Freezing Frost Sparks Heavy Damage to Local Fruit Crops
A 38 degree drop from Sunday to Monday caused a blighting frost hitting peach, cherry and plum crops heavily. Apples also injured while grapes escaped. Some claim wheat damage as well. nationwide cold wave may erase millions in losses in the fruit belt.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Illinois Towns
A list of marriage licenses shows Herbert W. Ashcraft 19 and Audry P. Linn 18 of Pax ton. Wayne W. Mitchell 20 of Sullivan and Hazel M. Purcell of Carlisle. Charles W. Good 19 near Pleasantville and Ruby E. Lacey 16 of Carlisle. Clarence Alumbaugh 20 near Dugger and Goldie Booker 22 near Paxton. Charles Wright 26 and Naomi Willis 19 near Sullivan. Elmer L. Rhine 36 oil man of Oblong and Hazel B. Knapp 20 of Robinson. Clyde A. Brown 25 farmer and Cleo L. Corbin 16 near Graysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne W. Mitchell
Miner
Sullivan
Hazel M. Purcell
Carlisle
Charles W. Good
Farmer
Pleasantville
Ruby E. Lacey
Clarence Alumbaugh
Dugger
Goldie Booker
Paxton
Charles Wright
Noami Willis
Elmer L. Rhine
Oblong
Hazel B. Knapp
Robinson
Clyde A. Brown
Cleo L. Corbin
Graysville
Death of Mrs Harry Pennington Former City Resident
Mrs Harry Pennington former city resident died Saturday at her home in Anderson. Her husband a driller in local oil fields previously was in Oklahoma when she passed away. Neighbors Mr Frank Hiatt and Mrs Hiatt attended the funeral in Anderson. The husband and five children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pennington
Anderson
Pennington
Oklahoma
Frank Hiatt
Easter Service Postponed at Kingsley
Rainy weather caused the Easter service planned for Kingsley last Sunday morning to be postponed. It will be held at the close of the Sunday school session next Sunday morning. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Missing Dugger Girl Found in Chicago
Pearl Hiendlmayr aged 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hiendlmayr of Dugger Indiana, who vanished two weeks ago, has been located at her uncle’s home in Chicago. Sheriffs and police across three states aided the search. She said she walked to New Lebanon in the rain and rode a train to Indianapolis, intending to become a movie actress. she will return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chicago
New Lebanon
Indianapolis
Court Notices Of Multiple Civil Actions And Leases
A list of civil suits and notices includes Watts vs Taylor and Taylor guardians Hor Whalen vs Showmaker to set aside deed and execute judgment, damages claims against Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co, and several matters on notes leases and mechanics liens across multiple parties including Dix Dix, Heien Alsman, and the Church of Christ Hymera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh D. Watts
Harlen L. Taylor
Dana L. Taylor
James Y. Brown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Flora A. Haddon
Floraa. Haddon
Jessie H. Haddon Striley
Frank B. Striley
Gus L. Striley
Mattie M. Lowe
Michael D. Lowe
Parintha B. Dix
Thomas Everhart
Kitsil Everhart
Robert M. Bledsoe
Herman Heien
Stewart C. Alsman
Addie V. Alsman
Owings Brothers
Addie
Alsman
Hezikah L. Dix
Jesse Hughes
Church of Christ of
Church of Christ of Hymera, Ind., By Its Trustees, Albert P. Davis. Thos. Whalen
James H. Hamilton
James QC
Fay M. Showmaker
Elks Lodge Plans Improvements to Basement
The Elks lodge at North Court Street outlined plans with Frank J. Nicholas for basement renovations. White porcelain brick walls a new ceiling marble staircase basement baths and extended furnishing are proposed with work starting once materials arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
Frank J. Nicholas
North Court Street
Lillie Family Reunites After 14 Years At Terre Haute Meet
A reunion of the Lillie family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lillie east of Terre Haute. Out-of-town members included John W. Lillie from southern Texas and Jacob S. Lillie from Detroit. It was the first gathering of the three brothers in 14 years. The Lillie family has long been active in the city after arriving from Sullivan County. John Lillie has lived in southern Texas for 12 years and Jacob S. Lillie works in Detroit. They are sons of the late Samuel McClure Lillie.
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Lillie
Charles Lillie
John W. Lillie
Texas
Jacob
Detroit
Mich
Terre Haute
Sullivan County
John Lillie
Jacob S. Lillie
Samuel McClure Lillie
Terre Haute Tribune
Hearing dates set for Dome Gas and Wabash Valley Electric requests
The Public Service Commission will hear the Dome Gas Company petition for rate adjustment at the courthouse Wednesday morning April 20. The Wabash Valley Electric Company petition for increased light and power rates in Sullivan Shelburn Farmersburg Jasonville Hymera Clay City and Cealmont will be heard at the courthouse Wednesday afternoon April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Dome Gas Company
Court House
The
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Sullivan
Shelburn
Farmersburg
Jasonville
Hymera
Clay City
Cealmont
Rabbit Breeders Plan Meeting for Wabash Valley Association
A preliminary meeting was held Monday night to organize the Wabash Valley Breeders Association for those engaged in breeding rabbits for edible purposes. Attendees included C. E. Larabee of Graysville T. V. Pittman H. R. Taylor Dale Billman Wayne Billman John Wible Frank Douthitt Schuyler Douthitt and Paul Taylor all of Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Breeders Association
C. EB. Larabee
Graysville
T. V. Pittman
H. R. Taylor
Dale Billman
Wayne Billman
John Wible
Frank and Schuyler Douthitt
Paul Taylor
Sullivan
Farmersburg Woman Kills Husband in Early Morning Incident
Mrs. Clara Moore is reported to have shot her husband in Farmersburg and fled with their children. Police seek the suspect and urge any witnesses to come forward as investigators review the circumstances of the fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Moore
Woman. Clara Moore Pleads Guilty in Husband's Death
Clara Moore 42 pleads guilty to murder in the death of her husband Laurence Moore at Miner City near Farmersburg claiming self defense after alleged long abuse. She is sentenced to the Indiana Woman's State Prison for 2 to 21 years and to be taken to Indianapolis tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Prison
Indianapolis
Ed Douthitt
Clara Moore
Laurence Moore
Miner City
Farmersburg
Charles McDaniels
Moore
Clinton
Criss
Terre Haute
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Sullivan Banks
Sullivan County Loan and Trust CO
Bicknell Merchant
Merchant
J. T. Akin
G. R. Dutton
William H. Crowder
Jacob F. Hoke
R. W.akin
Cornell University
Indiana Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
W. N. Thompson
Maron
the Sullivan Union
Sullivan, Indiana
Terre Haute Daily Star
Sullivan Union
Terre Haute Star
Postoffice
Herbert W. Ashcraft
Audry P. Linn
ELKN
Husband
Johns Pos
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