Commissioners Proceedings Vacation Petitions and Viewers Appointed
The docket lists multiple petitions in Turman Hamilton Gill and Haddon townships. Viewers John W Canary George Myers Scott Andrews were appointed for several road and vacation petitions while others were denied or set for hearing June 6. Licenses and remonstrances noted for Fairbanks and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Curtis
People of
Turman
John W. Canary
George Myers
Scott Andrews
John C. Chaney
Leach
Rebecca J. McCammon
Green Hill Coal and Mining
William Cunningham
Joel Rusher
John B. Shipman
A. M. Ward
J.F. Alumbaugh
Haddon Township
Rock Road
Wm. R. Douthitt
Jefferson
James Driver
James Grey
John Alsman
Ira Snyder
Richard Hackett
William Hamke
William Colvin
Carlisle News Briefs from Late Spring Activities and Local Moves
A Carlisle petition to stop No. 93 at 7 20 p m was refused with possible schedule revision. The Pathfinders host ice cream supper in the school house yard with the Carlisle band playing. Notables include Miss Nellie Davidson returning to Vincennes University and Miss Etta Reed planning lessons in Shawnee Oklahoma for next winter. The city election saw Rev P C Cauble elected to the Vincennes city council. Local society notes cover the W E M meeting, guardian sale of the James Land place to C L Risinger for 2417 50, and Mrs Ann Parvin planning a cottage between Dr McConnell and Mrs Eliza Davis. The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the colored Baptist church schedules a May 19 convention. Thomas A Grizzle buys Frank Corbin’s half interest in the Grizzle Whalen building and Gem Cafe becoming sole owner. Other items report Pathfinders meetings, shopping changes, new hires, and multiple property and business moves around town including Hocking mine coal display plans for St Louis expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Pathfinders
School House
Nellie Davidson
Vincennes
Vincennes University
Etta Reed
Linton
St. Louis
McLoud
O. T
Shawnee
John G. Jenkins
Hartford
Ella Jenkins
P. C. Cauble
Ann Parvin
McConnell
Eliza Davis
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Colored Baptist Church
Thomas A. Grizzle
Frank Corbin
Grizzle & Whalen
Gem Cafe
Grizzle
Oliver Jones
Muncie
J .R. Whalen
W. E. Cowle
Jennings Family Visit and Local Property Transfer
Levi and Miss Maude Jennings visit in St. Louis with sister Mrs. Jennie Morgan. Mrs. P. J. McClanahan sells her north town residence to W. H. Pearman of Hillsdale for $900. Mrs. M. A. Jennings, ill with cancer, has been moved to Union Hospital in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Everly
Main Street
P .L. Combs
W. E. Johnson
Willie Hayworth
Terre Haute
Tom Crary
Hocking
Lizzie Maher
Oaktown
David Fisher
Joseph Branson
Mr. Branson
Carl McAllister
Amanda Sherman
Sam Brown
Anna Rush
Jackson Hinkle
M. A. Jennings
Union Hospital
Funeral attendance and local visits noted in Cass region
Several locals attended the funeral of Mrs. Nelle Cowden at Dugger on Sunday. Mrs. Jim Stanley, visiting her parents here, has returned to Spencer. Misses Pearl Alumbaugh and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Cowden
Dugger
Jim Stanley
Spencer
Pearl Alumbaugh
Local visitors and weekend calls in Riverton
Mrs Isabelle French returned Saturday from Oconomowoc Wisconsin. John Knotts wife and daughter Louise of Sullivan visited Sam Hopewell and family. House cleaning is the order of the day. Lois E Taylor visited Essie M McCammon Sunday. Will Camplain and wife visited friends here Sunday. Miss Maude Cooke visited here Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle French
Oconomowoc
Wis
John Knotts
Louise
Sullivan
Sam Hopewell
Family Sunday
Lois E. Taylor
Essie M. McCammon
Will Camplain and
Card of Thanks for Kindness after Bereavement
We extend sincere thanks to relatives friends and the order of Eastern Star for kindness and sympathy shown in the death of our beloved wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Seniors and Juniors Celebrate Class of 04 at Sullivan High
The Sullivan High School seniors and juniors held a Friday reception at Miss Georgia Wilkey home with teachers present. Green and white decor and music by Misses Bessie Taylor Carrie Williams Elva Worley and Kittie Ridge marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan High School
Georgia Wilkey
Bessie Taylor
Carrie Williams
Elva Worley
Kittie Ridge
Jubilee Day Observance At First Baptist Sullivan
Arrangements are complete for Jubilee and dedication at the First Baptist church of Sullivan to be observed next Sunday. Services will be at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m. Dr Simmons of Peoria Illinois former pastor of the First Baptist Terre Haute will preach in the morning. Rev Albert Ogle longtime Superintendent of Missions for the Indiana Baptist Convention will preach in the evening. Both are seasoned speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Sullivan
Dr. Simmons
Peoria
Ill
Terre Haute
Albert Ogle
Indiana Baptist Convention
Modern Woodmen activity expands with new district deputy
With The Lodges P J Strack the new District Deputy of the Modern Woodmen is now in the field locating at Washington Indiana. New Lebanon opens a charter for the campaign A Million Men for Milwaukee. Over 7000 new members were received in February and over 8000 in March. Merom camp held an open meeting May 5 with A M McGuire of Sullivan giving a Woodcraft address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Strack
Wood Men
Washington
Ind
New Lebanon
Milwaukee
Merom Camp
A. M. McGuire
Sullivan
Street Car Line Extension To Fair Grounds Noted
A half block segment connects the street car line directly to the Fair Grounds. The concise notice highlights infrastructure alignment and access improvements for fairground visitors and local transit users.
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Fair Grounds
Mantel Folding Beds With Mirror Glass In Stock
Scott Bros No. 9 West Side announces another shipment of solid oak mantel folding beds with mirror glass selling for 17.00. Act quickly as supplies are limited and selling fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bros
West Side
Burrano N. A. One Fare Plus Twenty Five Cents Round Trip
Tickets available for the International Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association. Fare includes one fare plus twenty five cents for the round trip. Tickets go on sale May 10 and May 17 is the latest return date, with travel limited to leaving Buffalo by May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrano
N. A
Young ‘Men’s Christian Association
Lland
Buffalo
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Commissioner’s Proceedings
Matthew Arney
Fairbanks
The
O .J. Steffy
James
Guardian
C. L. Risinger
Mrs. Seifert
Cummins
Eastern
Pennsylvania
Collins and Dodd
Ed Jones
Sarah J. Heap
Samuel Moore
Charles Lloyd
W. H. Parsons & Co
John Seeman
Caddo
I. T
C. E. Harrison
Indianapolis
Frank Clark
Middletown
Eva Raines
Jasonville
Jean Butler
Emma Alumbaugh
Will Smith
Bert Hutchison
Frank Hawkins
Ethel Alumbaugh
Antioch
Claud Smyter
A. J. Alumbaugh
Rosa Davis
Baby
Farmersburg
Cass
Riverton
C. H. Stratton
Jess W. Mahley
E. M. Club
Gertrude Herbert
Sallie Stevenson
Margaret Coulson
Miss Pearl Burton
Ira Glidden
H. K. Ross
Joe R. Crowder
George Dutton
Josh Beasley
Solon Brokaw
Myrtle Herbert
U. M. McGuire
J.B. Mullane Co
South Side Hardware Store
Haydock
Sullivan County Visitors To the
Fred E. Drake
Cetebriliant Avenue