History of Jackson Township District No 2
The district formed around 1835 is farming focused and rugged except the northeast. Early settlers include James and William Brown, Chesley Crist, Mahan, and others. First schools built with primitive floors and a bare fire in the center. bear encounters and a half light from greased paper. Subsequent schoolhouses, teachers like Baker and Garven, and a 1870 fire mark years. Sugar camps and brick kilns supported local industry. post office opened 1883 with Mr. Buchanan, then Mr. Self. Civil War enlistees include Criss and Mahan. The Sugar Grove Church and cemetery, notable residents, and long-lived locals such as Kenneth Self and John Wood are documented with biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
William Brown
Brookford Washington
Mr. Baker
Chesley Crist
Lyman Boone
Dave Bledsoe
John Caplan
Benjamin B. Mahan
Charles Mahan
Baker
New York
John Brown
Briley
Ellen Wambaugh
Garven
Gus Burton
Terre Haute
Brown’s Business College
Lemuel Flowers
Self
James Plew
Squire Wallace
Samuel Hamill
John R. Walsh
George Dutton
James Asbury
Sylvester Baldridge
Thomas Scott
Thomas Strawn
Flora Brown
Claire Boston
Alexander Buchanan
Farmersburg
William Smith
Frank Mahan
Billy Brown
Mr. Brown
Sullivan High School 1915 Graduates to Receive Diplomas
The Sullivan high school commencement will be held at the Gymnasium on Thursday evening May 27. Members of the class of 1916 include Eva Alsman Stella Baine Florence Bradbury Ruth Bunch Anna Corbin Deema Denton Louise Eaton Ruth Gambill Helen Graham Tella Haines Lavilla Hancock Katherine Harris Alfrieda Hughes Anna Johnson Kathryn Kirkham Clesta Lance Geneva Mason Fern McGuire Bernice Mellett Muriel Palmer Frances Phillips Ruby Powell Verna Rich Louise Riggs Hazel Russell Frances Sinclair Ethel Smith Lucile Self Evad Shepherd Bertha Wininger Howard Bailey Joe Benson Dale Billman Harold Campbell Vernon Cramer Claude Davis Blanchard Davis Schuyler Douthitt Wayne Frakes Tony Llewellyn Winfield Neal Tom Reid Reid Ringer Paul Risher Paul Robbins Ralph Strawn Carl Toole Orville Turner Royle Thomas Harry Waldorf Claude Wall.
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Sullivan High School
Eva Alsman
Stella Baine
Florence Bradbury
Ruth Bunch
Anna Corbin
Deema Denton
Louise Eaton
Ruth Gambill
Helen Graham
Tella Haines
Lavilla Hancock
Katherine Harris
Alfrieda Hughes
Anna Johnson
Kathryn Kirkham
Clesta Lance
Geneva Mason
Fern McGuire
Bernice Mellett
Muriel Palmer
Frances Phillips
Ruby Powell
Verna Rich
Louise Riggs
Hazel Russell
Frances Sinclair
Ethel Smith
Lucile Self
Evad Shepherd
Bertha Wininger
Howard Bailey
Joe Benson
Dale Billman
Harold Booth
Rol} Brown
Burl Buckley
Harold Camp
Noted Local Figures Remembered and Family Genealogy
Obituary notes Henry Scott who died September 6, 1906 and was buried at Friendship cemetery where he belonged to the church. Mrs Scott lives with daughter Mary on a farm in district No 2. William Mahan, born 1843 in Sullivan county Indiana, grew up in district No 2 and worked as miller and blacksmith. He ran the district’s first grist mill in 1892 and started the first Sunday school there. He married Elizabeth Sills born 1843 in Vigo county Indiana. they had Eveline James deceased and Charles children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Brown
Thomas Strawn
Mr. Baldridge
Sugar Grove
Calvin Brown
Nancy Brown
Margaret Boston
John Fox
Bates
Engler
Taylor
Condiff
Parrott
Griffin
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid Society
Zibah Foot
M. D
Esther Sills Phipps
Mary McGill
Achsah Self
Rosena Wambaugh
B. D. Wambaugh
Charlotte Berrien
Ida May M Halberstadt
Cecil Halberstadt
Sarah Montgomery Wood
William McClary
Abner Crist
Mary R. Brown
James G5. Brown
Samuel Brown
Williamh. Brown
Nancy A. Brown
Eunice Brown
Herman Brown
Catherine Shoemaker
Harrison Shoemaker
Effie Shoemaker
Hazel Burton
John K. Brown
Susan Mahan
Margaret E. Brown
Ona Mahan
Nora Mahan
Charles W. Mahan
Orlando Mahan
Charles Miller
Jacob Cuppy
James Russell Brunker
Sarah Cuppy
Kenneth Self
John Wood
William Scott
The
State University
Achsah Wood
Mason County
Kentucky
Mr. Self
Decatur County
Coles County
Ilinois
Jackson Township
Sullivan County
Self
Samuel
C. G. Stock
S. B. Brown
Morton
Lincoln
Claborn
William
Presbyterian Church
Jim” McCammon
John Oliver Wood
Noah and
Comfort Wood
Indiana
Illinois
Sarah A. Montgomery
Henry
Scott
Friendship Cemetery
Mary
District No. 2
William Mahan
Elizabeth Sills
Vigo County
Rheumatism Relief With Sloan's Liniment
You cannot prevent a rheumatic attack but Sloan's Liniment offers near instant relief by soothing the sore joint or muscle. It penetrates quickly, easing hot swollen sensations and pain. A 25 cent bottle from any druggist provides fast comfort against colds sore joints sciatica and related ailments.
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Sloan
Sloan’s
Cost of Labor Under Protection Cited by Telegraph
The Philadelphia Telegraph argues that the core issue is labor cost rather than management. It claims American workers are paid more under Republican protection, while foreign labor costs are lower, hindering U S manufacturers from competing without tariff relief.
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Redfield
Secretary of Commerce
Republican Party
Philadelphia Telegraph
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Liver Relief
A historic ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for torpid liver and assorted ills. It claims benefits for stomach issues dizziness constipation biliousness and indigestion and promotes blood cleansing with a 26 cent price at the druggist.
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Dr. King
Bloomington visit by Mrs. Anna Biliott to Routts
Mrs. Anna Biliott of Bloomington Indiana is visiting Mr and Mrs D N Routt. The brief social note records a closed social call and mentions both households in Bloomington.
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Anna Biliott
Bloomington, Ind
D. N. Routt
Lickskillet Quips From Bloomington Gossip Page
Local items joke about a calf auction by Dick Bledsoe for Squire Hartsock and a string of community misadventures. Notes on debts, insurance, throat troubles, church snoring, facial warts, outfits, matchmaking, rumors, temperance plans, twins’ teething, a Martinsville jug, and rivalry between Eph Keef and Constable Plum.
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Jim Slivers
Zeb Hawkins
Doc McFadden
Zeb
Deacon Ebbersole
Bill Higgins
Arminta Jones
Squire Hartsock
Love Ann Long
Jim Bledsoe
Gosport
Bill Blithers
Indianapolis visitor George Bicknell visits relatives here
George Bicknell of Indianapolis visited relatives here last week, staying for several days and renewing family ties during his trip.
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George Bicknell
Indianapolis
Real Estate Transfers In Sullivan and Surrounding Townships
Guardian A E DeBaun transfers 34 acres to John Johnson in township 9 for 1564. Mary E Bennett to Georgia Giles 108.3 acres in township 7 for 1. Beckett to Millard Beckett lot 20 in Hymera addition for 10. Harris to Jeanette Burke 20 acres in township 8 for 580. Baldridge to Thomas Wiley 75.125 acres for 4500. Brown to Charles Beasley 52 acres in township 8 for 1500. Pellum to Edward Carson two acres in township 9 for 80. Gray et al to Mort Gould sw quarter ne quarter and ten acres east of ne quarter of section 24, township 7 range 8 west for 7500. Ring to Elza Ring 18 acres in township 9 for 500. Rusher to Wm Heady lot 24 in Hymera for 357. Weinger to Wm Heady lots 25 and 26 in Beasley and Cummins addition to Hymera for 900. Warner to Heber Warner lot 177 in Carlisle for 1. Worth Philbert and Philbert to Charles Orth 12 acres in township 9 for 180. Lyberger to Cairy Geiger and wife lot 14 in Sullivan for 100. Kimberlain to Wm Stedman lots 9–16 in Springer's addition to New Lebanon for 1. Baldridge to Elizabeth Freed lot 8 in Baldridge’s addition to Farmersburg for 90. Alpha Robbins to J R Brown 2.5 acres in township 7 for 500. Schroeder to J R Brown lot 3 in Beasley Fairview Park to city of Sullivan for 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. DeBaun
Louisa Johnson
John Johnson
Mary E. Bennett
Georgia E. Giles
Susan Beckett
Millard Beckett
Beckett
Hymera
Arthur L. Harris
Jeanette Burke
Robert A. Baldridge
Thomas Wiley
Lydia M. Brown
Charles A. Beasley
Elisha Pellum
Edward Carson
James 8. Gray
Mort L. Gould
Louisa J. Ring
John R. Ring
Elza N. Ring
Ona Rusher
Chas Rusher
Wm. J. Heady
Ira S. Weinger
William J. Heady
Beasley and
Cummins
Frank E. Warner
Heber E. Warner
Carlisle
Mary A. Worth Philbert
Clarence F. Philbert
Charles N. Orth
Lucinda Lyberger
Cairy A. Geiger
Sullivan
Frank Kimberlain
Wm. A. Stedman
Farmersburg
Alpha Robbins
J. R. Brown
Township
Joseph S., Schroeder
Beasley
Fairview Park
City of
Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs in Children
Advert shows Dr Kings New Discovery as quick relief for child coughs and colds with soothing balsams. Claims to stop persistent coughs and guarantee results when purchased from a druggist.
Indianapolis Traveler John Wakefield En Route to Illinois
John A Wakefield of Indianapolis a former Sullivan resident was in town Thursday briefly en route to Illinois for a several day visit with travel plans stated.
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John A. Wakefield
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Mr. Wakefield
Illinois
New Primary Law Outlines County Election Board
The county board includes the circuit clerk, one Republican and one Democrat named by party chairs. They prepare ballots, color them by party, and assign precinct inspectors, judges, clerks, sheriffs, and poll-book holders by party, with Democrats heavily represented as inspectors. Primary voting occurs the first Tuesday after the first Monday in March, naming delegates to conventions.
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Board of Primary Election Commissioners
Circuit Court
Local Visitors from Illinois and Tennessee
Mrs Will Thompson visited last week with her son Russell Thompson who attends the University of Illinois at Champaign. Mrs Ben Stone and children of Bloomington Illinois are visiting Mrs Stone's parents Mr and Mrs Joe S Reed at the Davis hotel. Misses Mildred Reid and Nelle Thompson, students at Ward Belmont School in Nashville Tennessee, are expected home this week.
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Will Thompson
Russell Thompson
University of Illinois At
Champaign
Ben Stone
Bloomington,l
Stone
Joe S. Reed
Davis Hotel
Mildred Reid
Nelle Thompson
Ward Belmont
Nashville
Tenn
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