Curry Township Republicans Nominate Gaskins for Trustee
Curry township voters at Farmersburg gathered in the Knights of Pythias hall to nominate a trustee and a township assessor. Ballots chose J. T. Gaskins as trustee and Fred Hammack of Farmersburg as assessor, with Ham Mack winning the latter on the first ballot.
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Farmersburg
Ind
Curry Township
Knights of Pythias Hall
John Hammack
I. E. Niceson
Shelburn
L. J. Self
Office of Trustee
J. T. Gaskins
Sylvester Marts
E. G. Denney
P. T. Lloyd
C. B. Carruthers
N. O. Robbins
M. B. Jewell
Mr. Gaskins
Wes Marts
P. T. Lioyd
Cc. E. Carruthers
W. H. Bennett
Fred Hammack
Farmersburge
Real Estate Transfers From Various Owners
Realty transfers listed include Robbins to Payne for lots at Oak Lawn and Shelburn, Morris to Mahan for lot 6 B.s first ad to Hymera, Stark to Glenn for lot 22 Pierce's ad to Shelburn, Miller to Page in Jefferson, Ellig to Hind man, Alsman to Yates, Yates to N. Yates, Grove to Brick er for 67 acres in Gill, Walters to Boone for 46 acres in Cass, Padgett to Douthitt for 14 acres in Jefferson, Bland to Marlow in Cass, Secrest to Price for 20 acres in Cass, Taylor to Rich in Curry, Kline to Lewis et al. in Gill, Woodward to Woodward for 40 acres in Curry, Woodward to Woodward for 40 acres in Curry, Mattese to Murphy in Turman, Apple to Lane in Curry, Padgett to Trimble for 11 acres in Jefferson, Willis to Nalley for Carlisle lots 197 and 198, Wence to Danner to Shelburn, Thomas to Parker in Fairbanks, Petigrew to Miller in Farmersburg, Nash to Booker for 20 acres in Cass, Nash to Smith for 206 acres in Cass. Various sale amounts range from $1.00 to $1,860 with many entries in Jefferson, Cass, Curry, Gill, and other townships.
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E Mora FE. Robbins
Wm. Z. Payne
Oak Lawn
Shelburn
Mary M. Morris
Lilly B. Mahan
B.s
Hymera
H. V. Stark
Harry Glenn
Pierce
Laura J. Miller
George Page
Jefferson
Lawrence Ellig
Oto IF. Hindman
S. J. Alsman
Chas, Yates
Chas Yates
Isaac N. Yates
George W. Grove
Jesse L. Bricker
Gill
M. F. Walters
Ellen Boone
Cass
Cassius G. Padgett
Effie V. Douthitt
Hudson A. Bland
Walters
Marlow
Leslie Secrest
Clayton Price
Jno. R. Taylor
Charlotte Rich
Curry
George Kline
Levi N. Lewis
Chester R. Woodward
Lydia Woodward
Albert Mattese
Wm. A. Murphy
Turman
Francis Apple
Sherman Lane
Et. al
Addie May Trimble
Edgar Willis
Chas. D. Nalley
Carlisle
Abraham Wence
Rachel A. Danner
Los
Glenn
Sampson Booker
Jas. M. Nash
Robert Smith
Elected President of the Sullivan County Club
MERCM. Mrs. Frank Pogue of Xenia Illinois visited en route to Will near Graysville. Mrs. Harper hosted Prof. Hatten and Hess for a birthday gathering. May Day festivities brought many guests, picnics, and a college attic celebration with Prof. and Mrs. Martin crowned as May royalty.
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Sullivan County Club
Frank Pogue
Xenia
Ill
Will
Graysville
Harper
Prof. Hatten and
Hess
Prof
Mrs. Martin
Indiana brewers blamed for anti brewery saloon action
An Indianapolis Barrels and Bottles editorial attacks brewers for fueling brewery saloon growth and backing protections. It discusses Attorney General James Bingham's stance that breweries cannot operate retail saloons and notes many saloons are controlled by breweries. The piece links brewery control to widespread liquor issues and prohibition sentiment.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Bingham
James Bingham
South Bend
North Bend
United States Court
Fraudulent Marriage Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Mary Blue sues Ben Blue in the circuit court seeking $1000 claiming the marriage was fraudulent and entered to avoid prosecution. She alleges the husband never intended to live with her and that they reside in Gass township.
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Mary Blue
Ben Blue
Gass Township
May Month Poem by Charley Bliss
In playful verse Charley Bliss paints May as spring’s peak with vibrant nature scenes and seasonal rituals. A cow’s milk jubilee contrasts with town folk’s vows to own cattle, while fishermen, picnics, and dances fill May days. The poem notes hedges of blossoms, birds, and the humor of tavern closings as the community embraces the month.
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Horn
Farmersburg Cemetery Directors Picked in May Meeting
The Farmersburg Cemetery Association elected A M Couchman, R H Van Cleve, John H Allen, Fred Lash and Charles Parrish as directors. Officers chosen were A M Couchman president, R H Van Cleve vice president, John H Allen secretary, and Fred Lash treasurer.
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Farmersburg
Farmersburg Cemetery Association
A.M. Couchman
R. H. van Cleve
John H. Allen
Fred Lash
Charles Parrish
A. M. Couchman
Jackson Township Commencement Address Planned
The annual Jackson township commencement will be held in June. Rev. Thos. H. Kuhn of Richmond will deliver the address. About 30 graduates are expected.
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Jackson Township
Thos. H. Kuhn
Richmond
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