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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1917

Page

8

County Responds For Military Census Names 40 Officials

Sullivan county sheriff reports forty citizens chosen as conscription polling officials across forty precincts. The list was sent to the governor as registration dates for statewide conscription approach. Ages under federal selective service are expected to be announced soon.

Sullivan County Hale Sherrf Hale Congress Ed Russell Sullivan, Co. WU Geiger Cass George Blakeman Fiaddon Tomas Exline Noah Neal Frank Spencer Elza Douthitt Jefferson

Woman Arrested on Arson Charge Near Rockville

Mrs Eva Petty wife of coal miner Harvey Petty was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Brodie at the Pelty home 12 miles east of Rockville on an arson charge from Parke county. She said the home burned while they lived there but claimed no guilt. She was jailed here and later returned to Rockville with Parke county officials.

Eva Pelty Brodie Parke County Harvey Pelty Pelty Petty

Draper and Leahy Attend Indiana Ice Dealers Convention

I S Draper and W T Leahy attended the Indiana Ice Dealers convention in Indianapolis last week.

I. S. Draper W. T. Leahy Indiana Ice Dealers Indianapolis

Merom Cattle Feeders Show Big Gains at Jones Farm

About four hundred farmers and businessmen attended at the Jones farm south of Merom to view 287 head of cattle that gained nearly 300 pounds in five months on dry feed. Mr. Jones praised barley straw as fattening as timothy and urged continuous feeding until market, with silos and strong reliance on silage. Purdue expert G F King spoke on cattle feeding, while County Farm Agent F L Wright organized the event.

Mr. Jones F. L. Wright G. F. King Lafayette Purdue University

Oaktown Man Killed by Train Near Vincennes

Everett Bland a 38 year old farm hand from Shaker Prairie south west of Carlisle was killed when a northbound C and E B I train left Vincennes. Reports say he was intoxicated and fell beneath the rear coach or was pushed off by brakeman Fulton. Crowds gathered at stations and Fulton fled to Terre Haute. Bland is survived by mother Mrs Ellen Bland of Oaktown and brother Walter Bland of Vincennes.

Everett Bland Percy Wolfe Shaker Prairie Carlisle Vincennes Bland Fulton Oaktown Terre Haute Ellen Bland Walter Bland

Bicknell Accepts Book Keeper Post in Florida

W S Bicknell of Sullivan Indiana has joined the Chas R Hall organization as book keeper and accountant after retiring as Sullivan County auditor and holding multiple trusted roles. He is active in Masonic circles having served as worshipful master of the Blue Lodge and high priest of the chapter.

Bicknell Florida W. S. Bicknell Sullivan Ind Chas. R. Hall Sullivan County Blue Lodge St. Petersburg Times

Aging Fairbanks woman Louisa Johnson dies at 89

Mrs Louisa Johnson of Fairbanks died Friday afternoon from age related diseases at 89. She leaves a large lineage of long lived relatives including sister Sarah 91 and other Pound and Beauchamp kin. The funeral was held Sunday at eleven at the Primitive Baptist church in Fairbanks.

Louisa Johnson Fairbanks Johnson Elijah Pound Sullivan County Sarah Johnson LaForge Vigo County William Pound James Pound Preston Beauchamp Isabel Drake Primitive Baptist Church

Death comes suddenly to Mrs Ardilla Eaton

Mrs Ardilla Eaton 74 longtime Sullivan resident died suddenly last Wednesday morning at her South Courty street home after a brief heart illness. Widow of James Eaton she had lived in Sullivan fifty years and conducted a boarding house. Funeral Friday at the Christian church with Rev John McD Horne officiating. burial at Center Ridge cemetery. Known as Mother Eaton she had wide county ties with out of town visitors listed from Vincennes Terre Haute Farmersburg Curry township Merom and Terre Haute.

Ardilla Eaton South Courty Street Haddon Township James Eaton Sullivan Christian Church John McD. Horne Center Ridge Cemetery Eaton Farmersburg William Case Dan Case Terre Haute Cora Case Curry Township William Sanders Merom

Marriage Licenses Listed for Cass and Surrounding Areas

Opal Hixon aged 20 and Florence Alumbaugh 19, both of Cass, obtain marriage licenses. Ezra Q. Russelle 20 of Shelburn R F D and Eva M. Stout 17 of Farmersburg R F D. Mervin D. Cooper 23 and Nellie E. Hoesman 20 of Sullivan R F D. Thomas E. Power 19 and Medora M. Mushrush 18 of Shelburn. Orville Ferguson 20 and Eeith Kennedy 18 near Carlisle. Walter B. Cunningham 22 and Lillie R. Maxwell 20 near Sullivan.

Opal Hixon Miner Florence Alumbaugh Cass Ezra Q. Russelle Shelburn R. F

Mrs. Floyd Cummins Visits Then Returns Home

Mrs. Floyd Cummins of Fostoria Ohio, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs W T Mellett, returned home Thursday after a stay with family.

Floyd Cummins Fostoria Ohio W. T. Mellett

Lickskillet Items Brevities From Bloomington Star

Local notes recount Dick Bledsoe’s nervous breakdown cited by Doc McFadden as caused by life going bent. A cross roads chicken supper for foreign heathens, bulldog mishaps, back fence cats, free will offering for opry glasses, and war era store chatter fill this quirky column with names, antics, and small town humor.

Dick Bledsoe Doc McFadden Red School Squire Hartsock Jim Stivers Deacon Ebbersole Wideawake Si Plum Opry Ed Bascombe Zeb Stubbins Zeb Sam Bledsoe Zeb Hawkins Deacon Hansford Johnny Spruceley Mandy Bledsoe

Grand Chapter Eastern Star Session Held in Indianapolis

Mrs. Jane Jones and Mrs. Robert Calvert attended the session of the Grand Chapter of Eastern Star in Indianapolis last week, highlighting the event with notable local participation.

Jane Jones Robert Calvert Grand Chapter of Eastern Star Indianapolis

Bennett's Skin Lotion Promotion At Bennett's Pharmacy

Advertisement seeks 1 000 buyers for Bennett's Skin Lotion with free samples at Bennett's Pharmacy. The offer urges customers to try the product and purchase after sampling.

Bennett

Earn at home with easy, permanent profits

Advertises a home business opportunity promising money near the home. Claims easy work, no risk, and permanent profit with the mover directing readers to send name, address, and a reference to L. Brown at 66 Murray St., New York City.

Mame L. Brown Murray St New York City

Wool Market Proclaimed by Springer Gouckenous Co

Springer and Gouckenous Co. announce a wool market in Sullivan offering the highest cash price for all grades. They invite buyers to consult before selling and name T. B. Springer, Jr. as contact.

Springer and Gouckenous Co Sullivan T. B. Springer, Jr Old Bass Livery Barn Stephen Brunger

For Sale Fence Posts and Lumber by Anthony Alsman

Anthony Alsman of R R 5 Sullivan Paxton phone offers fence posts Mulberry Sassafras Walnut and second growth white oaks. Lumber also for sale.

Anthony Alsman Sullivan Paxton

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County the Herald Carnerie Hershey Lodge of Masons, Odd Fellows, Eastern Stars Rebekahs Mrs. Ardilla Eaton Springer & Gouckenour The Bloomington Star Obadiah Newlite Burgerstown Sally Hartsock Indiana WOQL David L. Kaplan Nesbit Old Mill North Section Street Nancy N. Wolfe Jewett E. Wolfe I. H. Kalley Harold Somers Doxkalb Ave Brooklyn N.Y L. A. Stewart Art Dentistry West Washington Plunkett Uignsenoot Plunkett Studio Bennett's Pharmacy West Side Square Lindley Walter F. Wood North Side Usrey’s Hays & Hays Attorneys-at-Law Sherman Jo-Le Benjamin & Johnes Warren Street Newark N. J
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