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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1907

Page

8

Commencement program planned by Holton at First M E church

Superintendent J W Holton schedules a high school commencement at the First M E church on May 24. Miss McGuire directs ten cement exercises and the high school quartet trio and orchestra perform sections. Dr E B Bryan, Franklin College president, delivers the class address. The program includes prayers, prophecies, songs, and diplomas with the High School Chorus and Orchestra performing Mendelssohn and other pieces.

Gradu M. E E. B. Bryan

Pleasantville Man Returned to Prison for Robbery

Joseph Lester of Pleasantville, paroled after a year in Michigan City for stealing a horse, robbed Ott Vaughn’s home in Linton. Police arrested him at his Pleasantville residence. razors found on his person and instruments stolen were traced to two dealers. He awaits transfer to prison to resume the sentence.

Michigan City Joseph Lester Pleasantville Lester Sullivan County Linton Ott Vaughn Vaughn Coleman John Daniels Linton Call

Telephone companies fail to amalgamate in Indiana

Indiana Independent Telephone Association delegates at Indianapolis on May 16 indicated before sessions that a merger with Bell lines will fail. President Lindemuth opposed consolidation and final action was expected tomorrow. Bell offered independents 25 percent of long distance business in exchange for local exchange control.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Independent Telephone Bell Lindemuth

Wonderful eczema cure and gall stone claim ads

An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for eczema in a five year case, claiming a boy fully recovered after several bottles. It also promotes Dr Crowley as having forty six years of successful gall stones and bilious colic treatments with a flawless record.

N. A. Adams Henrietta Smock Crowley

What the People Say About the Hitch Rack

A compact letter to the editor from Warren Watson and other locals urging removal of the hitch rack in Sulli van. The writers mock perceived selfish interest and call for a cleaner, livelier town square after years of neglected lighting and dirty water.

Clodhopper Warren Watson Turman Township

Weather Of Previous Seasons And Local Weather Lore

A long reminiscence discusses past springs from 1881 to 1889 with notes on snow in April 1881, dry summers, and cool wet springs. It reflects on seasonal forecasts, weather bureau prognostication, and folk signs from bells and wind patterns as indicators of rain or fair weather. It also notes climate variation west of the Rockies and sea lore about rainbows.

Sullivan Merom Garfield Otly “Papetat Bern Weather Bureau Congress Grant Place Washington North Capital Street Government Printing Office White House Printing Office

Sullivan High School Class of 1907 Graduates

The Sullivan high school graduating class of 1907 will receive diplomas Friday evening. A photograph taken by Plunkett, photographer, lists members including Curtis Bridwell, Sarah Freeman, Ira Reed, Blanch Denton, Emma Linkenholker, Clara Clark, Grace Padgett, Gertrude Cain, Alta Caruthers, Marlie McCammon, Conroe Carter, Lilly Goodman, Grace Bland, Fred McBride, Ethel Overstreet, Bayard Lang, Emerson Krug, Leslie Lynne Johnson, Clara Self, Ralph Shields, Audrey Rose, Anna Holton, Maurice Nesbit, Milton Drake, and Bessie Hancock.

Plunkett Curtis Bridwell Sarah Freeman Ira Reed Blanch Denton Emma Linken

Doctor Crowley Cures Habit Patients After Failed Guarantees

The article argues excess alcohol tobacco and narcotics are diseases best treated by physicians. Dr. Crowley has studied anatomy and the nervous system and has recently cured many cases after others offered guaranteed cures. Suffering individuals are urged to consult him.

Crowley

Hamilton Commencement at Sullivan June 14

Hamilton township commencement exercises will be held at Sullivan on June 14. Thirteen graduates have passed the final examinations. Speaker for the occasion is Hon. Michael E. Foley of Crawfordsville, a noted state orator.

Hamilton Township Sullivan Michael E. Foley Crawfordsville

Directors Elected Farmersburg May 22

Farmersburg voters elect a new slate of directors in the May 22 election. The article lists the named individuals and positions for the local farm board.

Former county resident visits jail tale of Bert Walters

A returning resident in Sullivan encounters Capt. Lucas and Lee Bays and learns Bert Walters, once respected, is jailed for four months with about 20 months remaining. He plans to visit Walters in jail and expresses disbelief at the decline. The governor note shows Walters now serves as county sheriff during confinement.

Sullivan Capt. Lucas Lee Bays Lucas Bert Walters Walters Bars Bert

Hamiltons Sell Sullivan Hotel to Fort Atkinson Man

Harry H. Hamilton and William H. Hamilton sold the Davis Hotel in Sullivan on Tuesday to W. E Winslow of Fort Atkinson Wisconsin. Winslow assumed control Wednesday and will be assisted by brother Lyn Winslow with mother Mattila B. Winslow joining them soon. The Hamiltons stay about two weeks to settle affairs before pursuing hotel ventures elsewhere.

Harry H. Hamilton William H. Hamilton Davis Hotel W. E Winslow Fort Atkinson Wisconsin Winslow Lypn Winslow Colorado New Mexico Messrs. Hamilton

Health Coffee Imitation From Dr Shoop Offer

An advertisement for Dr Shoop Health Coffee Imitation claims to mimic Old Java and Mocha in flavor without real coffee. The product is described as made from roasted grains with malt and nuts and is sold by T B Shaffer.

Dr. Shoop Tr. Shoop T. B. Shaffer

Epworth League Officers Elected at Farmersburg

May 22 in Farmersburg the Epworth League elected officers as follows: Hurb King named President, a second vice president and Hill as third vice president.

Epworth ‘League Farmersburg Epwo League Hurb King Hill Vie

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J. W. Holton Miss McGuire Franklin College Bryan The Baptist Church Holton Sults M. H. Farley Rev J. H. Carnes Bayard Langes Miss Shaffer Angelia Waltz Marlie McCainton Algonis Yeer High School Chorus Clara Eeeee Mendelssohn Nymphs Benediction New J. BH Sammis Elizabeth Hull BBC Snarr Anne Cunningham Adelaide McGuire Ada E. Shafer W.S. Cushing Science Minnie E, Wink John Lester Michi Gan City Danville Indiana Rockies Mountains Sullivan High School Hamilton Farmresburg
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