Representative Bland Wins Truck for Vincennes Rescue Station
The article praises Bland for amending the Appropriation Bill to direct the Secretary of War to provide a light truck to the Vincennes training station. It notes prior War Department red tape blocked transfers from ten thousand War Department trucks, and highlights Bland’s ongoing efforts to aid miners and local constituents after serving on the War Investigating Committee.
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Bland von Job
Oscar , Bland
Secretary of War
Bureau of Mines
Vincennes
Bland
Incemes
Uch
War Department
Vinennes
Art exhibit at Cadwell Music House showcases Mrs McKee works
The display features pen and ink, crayon, watercolor and oil paintings by Mrs Frances McKee born in the city. She studied at Nazareth Academy and in Chicago and Kentucky with a critic noting the Venetian scene’s soft mouth effect and the Indian Chief Joseph as standout pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Cadwell Usic House
Fenriggs McKee
Nazareth Academy
Michian
Chicago
Kentucky
Joseph
Appointment of Administrator for Frank Boone Estate
Edgar D. Maple named administrator of the estate of Frank Boone of Sullivan County Indiana who is deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent. Maple also serves as attorney. First insertion May 18, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boone
Sullivan County
Idiana
Edgar D. Maple
Local Appenings Highlight Sullivan Community Life
Sullivan notices report ill Jethro W Bass with daughters arriving from Terre Haute and Paris Ills. Several moved offices and visits by locals include Lola Burr en route to St Petersburg Fla and Reece Benefield returning to Chicago. A large chicken dinner at the Presbyterian church follows talks by R W Akin and others. officials attend dental meeting in Indianapolis. obituaries note sons killed in action to be buried in New York and Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jethro W. Bass
Sullivan
North Main Street
Katie Clarke
Terre Haute
Cora Potter
Paris
W. 4. Hill, Jr
Crowder
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Company
Lola Burr
Kokomo Dispatch
Kokomo
St. Petersburg
Fla
St. Petersburg Times
Reece Benefield
Chicago
D. W. Dudley
Presbyterian Church
Sullivan Ad Club
Paul Cross
Shelbyville
Wilder Jackson
Merom
J. R. Crowder
C. F. Briggs
Lizzie Evans
New York
George Dutton
Hervey Dutton
Murray Briggs
Miss Evans Avas
State Institution For the Blind
Indianapolis
Denver
Ed Briggs
Sol Goodman
Norfolk
D. B. Bolinger
Farmersburg
W. V. Jennings
Washington Street
Ed Kelly
Kelly
Bolinger
Ann B. Wilkey
Cross Street
Mary A. Dudley
H. T. Tabor
Sylmar
Oxford
C. H. Stratton
Washington
Mr. Stratton
Will H. Hays
J. W. Lindley
Lon Owens
Hinkle Hays
Dick Bailey
Dave Scott
Harding
Hays
Congressman Brand
Delirious Luncheon and Whimsical Notes in The Daily Times
A long, humorous column recalls a delirious luncheon possibly tainted by ptomaine poisoning, pokes fun at politics and manners, and riffs on language and daily life. The piece mentions Jimmy Cox on the Republican party, comparisons of intellect, rings for married men, and a behind the scenes ticket mix up in Washington.
Booth accepts sales post with Dearbon Coal in Michigan
Harold C. Booth will work as a salesman for Dearbon Coal and Export Company in Michigan. He is visiting the company’s mines in Virginia and Eastern Kentucky before starting the new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Booth
Michigan
Dearbon Coal and Export Company
Virginia
Kentucky
Three Blind Indiana University Students Work Through College
Three blind IU students, Russell Judd, A E Addington, and Juanita Schardt, attend Indiana University and work summers or part time to fund their studies. Judd, from Evansville, aims for a law degree and tutors pianos and sells brushes. Addington, from Farmland, also pursues law, ran track, repaired pianos, and keeps income as a piano tuner. Schardt, from Indianapolis, crochets to defray costs, with the university reporting many students work to cover expenses. Most students at IU work, with pay around thirty-five cents an hour and annual costs of three hundred fifty to four hundred fifty dollars excluding travel and clothing.
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IF. Us
Bloomington
Josephine Crowder
J. R. Crowder
Crowder
I. U
Indiana University
Russell Ray Judd
Evansville
Judd
A. E. Addington
Mr. Addington
A. Starch Piano Company
Muncie
Juanita Schardt
Indianapolis
Schardt
Ard
United States
Y. M
Y. W
Seemed Natural Question in Early Morning Encounter
Lowell recalls an odd morning scene as the sun rose around him while Chinese arrivals knocked at a back door in a quiet town. He asked if they had put their children to bed before leaving, reflecting on unfamiliar customs and a tense wakeful moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lindley
Hinkle C. Hays
Lon Owens
Dick Bailey
Dave Scott
Washington
Senate
Senator New
Hays
Robinson Circus
Charley Seifrer
The
Washington Herald
Lowell
China
Tome
Nervous crowds prompt caution at port fair
Readers report anxious scenes as port authorities urge calm and safety at a public event. Officials note crowded docks, restricted access, and heightened security measures amid ongoing tensions and unusual chatter among attendees.
Hellmuth and Lundblad Families Visit New Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Hellmuth and children and Mrs. J. Lundblad of Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lundblad, continuing social hospitality in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. T. Hellmuth
J. Lundblad
Chicago
Byron Lundblad
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Fat Sullivan Union
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American Press Association
the National Bank
OF Sullivan
Daily Times
Jimmy Cox
Jimmy
England
Will Hays
Frank Crane
Noah
Mr. Bryan
Florida
Cuba
William J
John Putt
Don Furni
Ture. CO
Parts
Brunswick
Gordon Furniture Company
South Side Square
Toggery
Ray Bicknell
Sherman Building
Merchant
W. V. Jennings Lumber Co
West Davis Hotel
Jcys
Fidelity Loan CO
Dr. Crowder
Watch of
Seitz
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