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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1916
Page
4
A reader asks for advice on a chance to buy a horse. They seek guidance and any information that could help evaluate the offer and potential risks before proceeding.
The county Sunday schools convention at the Methodist church elected Dr. J. B. Maple of Shelburn as president. New officers include C. J. Sherman and James M. Sinclair as vice presidents and Joshua Beasley as secretary. Enrollment rose to 7,968 with an average attendance of 5,314. Freis to retire as county secretary after June 1.
The Turman township Sunday school convention met at Graysville Christian church with representation from all schools. Rev. Wm. E. Gray gave the principal address. C. E. Watson presided. Officers elected for the year include President C. E. Watson and Vice President Jesse Harris.
George W. Funk and fifteen petitioners sue Theodore Harper and 23 defendants in Sullivan Circuit Court asking permission to build a large open drainage ditch across their farms in Haddon township near Carlisle. They seek to improve existing drains and clear new routes with teams and scrapers. A. D. Cutler of Carlisle represents the petitioners.
In Graysville on May 14 a birthday dinner honored Mrs. Sylvia Medsker on her seventy first birthday. Family and grandchildren attended including J. F. Harrison of Fairbanks S. D. Newlin and family and Henry Newlin and family from Hutsonville Emmett Newlin Kern Medsker and Mary Medsker with a carnation bouquet for Mother's Day.
Washington voices strong opposition to a proposed rural credits bill. Critics claim the plan creates a costly federal framework with land banks and loan associations that mainly benefits banks and investors. They urge Congress to reject the measure as detrimental to farmers.
The Turman township Parent Teachers Association will hold a business meeting at Graysville school on Friday afternoon May 19 at 2:00 oclock. All interested in the association work are urged to attend.
The will of Julia A. Col ton of Haddon township has been filed for probate in the circuit court. It leaves all property to her two daughters Edna and Erma with the survivor inheriting the other's share if one dies. Edley W. Rogers is named executor.
Frederick L. Harding 28 show man and Lettie M. Hunter 19 of Dugger. George Sutch 22 miner of Shelburn and Jennie Wolfe 22 of near Sullivan. Alva B. Modglin 22 miner of Sullivan and Bessie May Jewell 23 of Sullivan. Robert R. Griggs 21 miner of Hymera and Emma Willey 17 of Hymera.
Walter E. Brewer of New Lebanon, recently named by the County Board of Education, has declined the officer position saying he is too busy with farming. Superintendent Park will convene another board meeting to select a county attendance officer.
County commissioners held a special session to issue 25000 dollars in notes for repairing the Island levee. The Peoples State Bank won the bid at 5 percent interest with a 50 dollar premium.
A marriage license was issued in Terre Haute on Thursday to Earl Payne 21 a coal miner of Farmersburg and Edna Stark 20 of Hymera.
In the matter of the guardianship of Alice Pinkston the guardian John Taylor files a petition to sell real estate. Miles Joyce sues Calora Coal Co for damages. James Wheeler administrator of the estate of George B McClellan Spinks sues Harry Spinks et al with a petition to sell real estate.
Aldo Sparks a 14 year old of Dugger was tried before Judge Bridwell. The court gave a lecture and suspended a reform sentence pending good behavior.
Personal items report the Claremont Illinois dedicatory exercises date May 21. Rev J C Foutz former Sullivan county resident is pastor. Several locals and relatives travel to Gaston Indiana Champaign Illinois Indianapolis and Madison Wisconsin with visits to relatives and friends. Sullivan high school seniors are excused for graduation exercises.
The merchant’s faith guarantees the advertised goods are up to date and not shop worn, making such ads trustworthy for readers who patronize the listed merchants.
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