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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1913

Page

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Vocational Law Shifts Indiana Education Duties

County Board discussion focused on the new Vocational law from the last legislature. The measure expands duties for agricultural home economics and trades domestic science in schools and creates a county agent program with funding and state support details.

County Board of Education Park Greathouse Richard Park Sullivan Indiana Indiana Banker’s Association Indianapolis Sullivan County

Five Generations of Bennetts in Farmersburg

A Farmersburg family portrait shows five Bennett generations led by Lucinda Terry Bennett born August 3, 1824. She married William R. Bennett in 1842 and had eight children, three surviving: Dr J H Bennett, William Hartley Bennett of Farmersburg, and Mrs Laura A Whitney of Petersburg Indiana. Also pictured are Madge Alice Burnett Roy Bennett J He Bennett and Mrs Bennett with the fifth generation in Lucinda's lap.

Farmersburg Bennett Lucinda Terry) Bennett William R. Bennett J. H. Bennett William Hartley Bennett Laura A. Whitney Petersburg Ind Madge Alice Burnett Roy Bennett J. He Mrs. Bennett Lucinda Bennett

Turman Voters Set Two Gravel Road Elections

The county board declared two gravel road elections in Turman township on May 29 and approved three gravel road contracts. Actions include petitions across Hamilton and Haddon townships with relocations, fund conditions, and road viewers named. contracts awarded to Loyd, Keegan Bros., and Ozmo T. Piety for Hughes road sections.

Board of County Commissioners Elias Commodore Bole Turman Samuel Douglas Curry Township Willis Slader William L. Sisson Allen Osborne Hamilton Township Claude Moore John Campbell Martin M. Pope Wiley W. Anderson Rock Road Street P. D. Over John A. D. McCammon Charles E.hale Haddon Township Tilghman B. Wolfe Haddon Nicholas Mayfield W. V. Bragdon Gill and Turman Ross Cooksey Et al Charles Dailey Newton Shake J. C. Campbell Malachy C. Loyd Hughes Keegan Bros. of of Brazil Ozmo T. Piety

New Suits and Divorces in Local Court Docket

Cases listed include Iva Deal against Thomas D Deal for divorce. Martha F Jackson against Theopelus Lockhart for guardian complaint. Bessie Harrison versus Benjamin Harrison for divorce and alimony. Bedwell versus Etta C Bedwell for divorce. Isaac B Vanmeter v J Woolley Coal Co for damages. John T Riggle v estate of Silver Chaney with Minnie M Chaney as executrix for claim.

Isaac B. Vanmeter J. Woolley Coal Co Martha F. Jackson Theopelus Lockhart Guardian Bessie Harrison Benjamin Harrison and Bedwell Etta C. Bedwell Ivorce John T. Riggle Estate of Silver Chaney Minnie M. Chaney Executrix

Good gain shown in school children county report

Enumeration reports across towns and townships show net gains and losses in student counts. Cass, Haddon, Jackson and Turman townships rise, while Curry, Fairbanks, Gill, Jefferson and Hamilton fall. Carlisle and Farmersburg drop in towns, Dugger and Shelburn gain. Sullivan city shows no gain. total county gain 171.

Richard Park Cass Haddon Jackson Turman Curry Fairbanks Gill Jefferson Hamilton Carlisle Farmersburg Dugger Shelburn Sullivan Sul Townships Casseee We Curry Ae Eens Gilleneeee

Miners suffer injuries at St. Clair mine

Shelburn May 9. Waifd Allen a machine man at the St. Clair mine was forced to undergo an operation today after a rupture caused by a jack falling from his machine struck him in the stomach. Frank Jackson a track layer at the same mine cut the end of his fingers off this morning when his hand was caught between a car and a large rock.

Shelburn

Mrs Cynthia Thomas Returns Home From Illinois Visit

Mrs. Cynthia Thomas of East Washington street has returned home after visiting her niece in Arcola Illinois.

Cynthia Thomas East Washington Street Arcola, Ils

Mr and Mrs A M McGuire Visit Relatives Here

Mr and Mrs A M McGuire visited relatives here last week, sharing time with family and friends during a brief stay in the area.

Mrs. A. M. McGuire

Sullivan Mayor Declares May 12 Clean-Up Week

Mayor T. Ed Hoover proclaims May 12 week as Clean-Up Week urging citizens to clean inside and outside premises and improve sanitation. The street department will add force, and the city will participate to boost public welfare. May 9 1913.

T. E. Hoover Sullivan T. ED. Hoover

Canning Factory Burns Near Hoff man Mill

A fire at the old Carlisle Canning Company building north of the Hoff man flour mill destroyed the structure after sparks from a northbound C. & E. I. train. Fire spread to nearby outbuildings and the George Smith residence, with uninsured damage estimated around 1200 to the owner Senator C. T. Akin.

Canning Factory Hoffman Carlisle Canning Company Beech & Fuller Company Evansville C. T. Akin Akin C. B. Willis George Smith Lewis Street Carlisle News

Trial Over Support Dispute Over Deed To Eighteen Acres

Nancy Stuck of Fairbanks sues Thomas L. Stuck to set aside a deed for eighteen acres claiming failure to provide support as agreed. Circuit court judge Bridwell hears the case with A. E. DeBaun for the plaintiff and J. W. Lindley with Wesley Forbes for the defendant.

Nancy Stuck Fairbanks Thomas L. Stuck Bridwell Stuck A. E. DeBaun J. W. Lindley Wesley Forbes

Masonic Meetings Set in City and County

Sullivan lodge No. 263 F and A M will work in the first degree tonight Jerusalem chapter No 81 will work in the Royal Arch degree Friday night The annual meeting of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar will be held at Crawfordsville today and tomorrow with several local members attending.

Sullivan Jerusalem Royal Arch Knights Templar Crawfordsville

Lodge of the Eastern Star honors McArthur couple before move

The lodge hosted a Monday evening reception for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McArthur prior to their departure for Morris Illinois. Rev. McArthur, the lodge’s worthy patron, has accepted a church charge there.

Lodge of the Eastern Star J. H. McArthur Morris, Ills Rev. McArthur

Funeral set for John W. Burnett in Sullivan

John W. Burnett dies Monday afternoon at his Sullivan home after a long illness. He was born February 16, 1841 near New Lebanon and served in the 21st Indiana Heavy Artillery. Survived by Mary E. Burnett and children Gertie Ruddell Jesse Burnett Guy Burnett. burial at Center Ridge.

John W. Burnett South State Street Mr. Burnett New Lebanon Gill Township Springfield Ills Harriet J. Orndorff Lee Burnett Indianapolis Catharine Burnett Mary E. Hunt Gertie B. Ruddell Jesse Burnett Guy Burnett 21St Indiana Heavy Artillery Sullivan Frank Neff P. C. Lisman Center Ridge

Miner Faces Serious Charge In Shelburn Attack

Charles Irvin a Shelburn miner is jailed on a assault and battery with intent to kill charge. Homer Pittman night engineer at Old Shelburn mine was severely injured in the attack Saturday night. Irvin and two accomplices allegedly surprised Pittman in the engine room and struck him with knuckles. The motive is described as a grudge. Irvin was arrested by Marshal Weaver and taken to Sullivan.

Charles Irvin Shelburn Homer Pittman Pittman Irvin Marshal Weaver Sullivan

Four Young Men Sentenced for Larceny

Four young men charged with larceny pled guilty in circuit court and received sentences to the state reformatory for one to eight years. Herschel Courtney 18 and Lloyd Sims 16 of Linton admitted robbing Stiner hardware in Dugger. Roy McCammon near Dugger and Charles Whitlock near Paxton pled guilty to robbing a C. and E. I. box car at Paxton and were taken to Jeffersonville.

Herschel Courtney Lloyd Sims Dugger Steve Whitlock McCammon Paxton State Reformatory Herschel- Courtney Linton Stiner Hardware Roy McCammon Charles Whitlock Jeffersonville

Farmer Loses Arm in Saw Mill Accident

Byron Riggs a noted farmer and saw mill man lost his right arm at his mill seven miles northwest of the city on Wednesday morning while removing bark from the saw. The arm was severed just above the wrist. Doctors Scott Crowder and Thompson of the city and Dr Bland of Fairbanks attended him. He was seriously injured but expected to recover.

Byron Riggs Riggs

Seven contestants in John S Bays oratorical contest

The annual John S Bays oratorical contest will be held at the Christian church on Thursday evening May 29. The seven contestants are all boys Harold Campbell John Harbaugh Stanley Brown James Boone Raymond Douthitt Grover Gambill and Homer Tate.

John S. Bays The Christian Church All Boys Harold Campbell John Harbaugh Stanley Brown James Boone Raymond Douthitt Grover Gambill Homer Tate

Miss Elise Krug Selected as Delta Gamma Delegate

Miss Elise Krug of Indianapolis daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Krug has been chosen by the Delta Gamma Sorority alumni chapter as their delegate to the national convention at Niagara Falls. She will attend in late June.

Miss Krug Elise Krug Indianapolis Otto Krug Delta Gamma Sorority Niagara Falls

United Party Proposal at Great National Convention

A two day Chicago conference of Republican leaders proposes uniting with the Progressive party. Herbert Hadley and senators Cummins Borah Sherman call for radical changes to party affairs and conventions to win back former adherents and ensure rank and file control through primaries and new credentials rules.

Chicago Progressive Party Herbert S. Hadley Missouri Albert B. Cummins Iowa William E. Borah Idaho Sherman Illinois Republican Party United States House of Representatives Massachusetts California Republican National Committee Hadley

Mule Barn Burned at Union Mine

A mule barn at the Union Mine north of town burned to the ground about midnight Friday, destroying about three hundred bushels of corn, twenty tons of baled hay, several tons of baled straw, and all mine harness. Mules were safe, help arrived too late, cause unknown though a lit cigar or match in the hay is suspected.

Union Consolidated Company

Sullivan Schools Re Accredited by North Central Assoc

W R Curtis Sullivan superintendent announced that the Sullivan city schools have been re accredited by the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges for one year after a recent inspection. The high school standings allow graduates to enter any standard college or university without examination.

W. R. Curtis North Central Association of Schools and Colleges Sullivan High School

Fire destroys home of local businessman and damages other residence

Flames from a defective flue destroyed Wiley Wilson’s home in Shelburn causing about 4000 dollars in loss with 1800 dollars insured. A second residence owned by Mr Stadley was damaged by the same fire to the extent of 500 dollars.

Shelburn Wiley Wilson

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State Board of Education Purdue University Purdue Universiy F. M. Nead W. J. Cooper J. F. Sproatt N. D. Martin R. B. Douglas Benjamin Figg J. W. Chowning Mike Yung O. H. Griest FE. A. O’dell Charles L. Pirtle David Graham Bennetts Hartley Bennett Madge Alice Bennett Boles Iva Deal Thomas D. Deal Livan Ivan 21St Ind. Heavy Artillery Miner United Party Sullivan Schools North Central Association
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