Sullivan Union Newspaper Established in 1866
The Sullivan Union, the county's only Republican paper, was established in 1866. Subscription rates listed include One Year Six Months and Three Months. Publishers listed as Dirrelle Chaney and R P White. Entered as second class matter July 3, 1873 at Sullivan Indiana post office.
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Sullivan
Indiana
Congress
New Mine Rescue Car On Road To Indiana
Washington May 19 the $30 000 steel miners rescue car built in New Jersey under the Bureau of Mines was shown in Washington for Indiana congressmen led by Representative Bland to inspect its first aid and rescue features in a tunnel demonstration. Bland tested oxygen gear while government experts and miners demonstrated life saving procedures in a moving picture rich scene drawing praise for the Bureau. The car will be stationed at Terre Haute and a rescue training school plus a Packard truck will operate near Vincennes and other Indiana mines.
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Washington
D. C
New Jersey
Bureau of Mines
Indiana
Congress
Bland
Sanders
Luehring
Washington City
Government Bureau of Mines
Terre Haute
Illinois
Vincennes
Women's Club Elects New Officers After Resignation
At a recent meeting the Women's Club accepted the resignation of President Mrs. C. H. Stratton and elected new officers: President Mrs. Joe R. Crowder, Vice-president Mrs. James M. Russell, Secretary Mrs. A. G. McNabb, Treasurer Mrs. John Ersinger. Committees were named for the year with members listed for Program Civic Ways and Means Critics Reporter and Pianist.
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Women's Club
Women’s Club
C. H. Stratton
Joe R. Crowder
James M. Russell
A. G. McNabb
John Ersinger
Walter N. Thompson
O.B. Harris
P. A. Barco
Civic Committee
T. B. Shaffer
Chas. Warren
L. A. Stewart
J. C. Chaney
Otto Krug
Ways and Means
S. Paul Poynter
J. Ersinger
W. C. Jamison
E. D. Maple
John L. Thompson
Will A. Thompson
Lee F. Bays
James M. Lang
J. E. Russell
Recitals and entertainments at U C College May June
A series of student recitals and college events begins May 21 at U C College auditorium. Programs feature Music and Expression students led by Bonnie J Douglass and readers from H G Rowe's department. Highlights include junior and senior recitals, an orchestra concert, and the Woodworth Missionary Oratorical Contest with free admission for the public.
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U. C. College
Bonnie J. Douglass
H. G. Rowe
Martha Yarick
Levi Carter
Glenna James
Zora Hershey
Franklin Literary Society
Edna Hawner
Woodworth Missionary
Iulinconia and
Franklin Literary Societies
Local Residents Named in Civil District List
A string of names and ages from Sullivan and surrounding towns appear in a regional listing. Individuals include Cecil Gambill 19 mechanic and Eva Pirtle 18 of Sullivan. George Woodsmall 46 former Vigo County and Hattie Littlejohn 33 nurse of Farmersburg. Earl Davis 22 carpenter and Clara Anderson 18 clerk of Dugger. Alexander McDonald 35 cooper and Falconer Waugh 28 of Dugger. Harry Woodrow 34 storekeeper of Sullivan and Ruby Parsons 21 of Hymera. Lof Miller 20 farmer near Farmersburg and Ruth Prather 18 near Hymera. Gilbert Parsons 22 farmer near Graysville and Jeanette Dudley 22 near Sullivan.
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Cecil W. Gambill
Eva B. Pirtle
Sullivan
George L. Woodsmall
Vigo County
Hattie E. Littlejohn
Farmersburg
Earl Davis
Carpenter
Clara N. Anderson
Dugger
Alexander McDonald
Cooper
Falconer Waugh
Harry V. Woodrow
Ruby I. Parsons
Hymera
Lof L. Miller
Farmer
Ruth P. Prather
Gilbert Parsons
Graysville
Jeanette E. Dudley
Hendricks Couple Attends Rebekah Assembly in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs O H Hendricks are in Indianapolis this week to attend the Rebekah Assembly event. The couple participation highlights local civic groups involvement during the gathering in Indiana.
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O. H. Hendricks
Indianapolis
Burnett Receives Discharge From Camp Taylor
Carl Burnett son of Harper Burnett of Riverton received his discharge at Camp Taylor last week and has returned home. He left Riverton in October 1917 as a member of the 309th Ammunition Train and later served in the Camp Taylor fire department before resuming his former brakeman position on the Illinois Central.
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Carl Burnett
Harper Burnett
Riverton
Camp Taylor
Burnett
309Th
Illinois Central
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co. May 12 1919 Condensed Statement
Condensed balance sheet of Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co at Sullivan Indiana shows total resources of 418 134 19 and total liabilities of 418 134 19. It lists assets including loans and discounts 328 145 153 274.64 bonds and stocks 4 428 57 2 578 69 and cash on hand 9 774 38. Liabilities include capital stock 50 000 00 undivided profits 182 40 and deposits totaling 193 762 40. Signed by Marion Shade secretary treasurer sworn May 17 1919 before Della Raines N P.
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U. S
Co. F
State of Indiana
County of
Sulli
Van
Marion Shade
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co
Sullivan
Indiana
Della Raines
N. P
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Sullivan Union
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White, Publishers
Circuit Court
City Library Board
John T. Hays
Sarah Hunt
Julia D. Kalley
Zoe C. Bays
Board of
County Charities
Richard Park
Anna Ersinger
Board of Childrens Guardians
Coleman & Company
John H. Allen
John E. van Meter
Dottie van Meter
Peter H. Harvey
Marion E. Harvey
Arthur Alumbaugh
Nannie Alumbaugh
Addie Beadle
Horatio Beadle
Addie Durham
Elizabeth Robbins
Loretta Bullock
John OD. Hill
Rosella Hill
Sullivan County Loan Association
Lancy Davis
Gertrude Davis
Christian Newcome
Harriet C. Trussing
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
George F. Smith
Knox County
Dairy Cleanser
Stinson
Swifts
Busy Bee
PRATT
Ss & Hess
Index Nation Co
Ind
the Peoples State Bank
J. T. Akin
Geo. R. Dutton
Peoples State Bank
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I. R. W. Akin
the Peoples
State Bank
R. W. Akin
Alonzo C. Owens, N. P
U.S
United States Treasury
Victory Loan
Southwest Corner
Public Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Published Statement Trust Company
Sherman Building
Frank Bowne
Sullivan Transfer Co