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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1922

Page

7

Visiting the Sick and Deaths in Atchison

An Atchison doctor warns more people are visited to death when sick than die from neglect. The note reflects concern from the Atchison Globe about medical care and public health.

Atchison Atchison Globe

Lickskillet Items From The Bloomington Star

A humorous miscellany notes Rev Eli Perkins urging near east charity, Ed Bascomb's new fur Wheeling stogies, Eli Hacker plans a barn-raising with cider, Peruina Fish spinal curvature blamed on waltzing, Uncle Johnny Spruceby’s 84th birthday poem, and other small anecdotes about local residents and mischiefs. An encyclopedia salesman visits, Ebbersole avoids checkers, Arminta Jones’s wind and punctured organ, Salina Baker’s weekend visit and egg cry, churchgoers restless, and carpel tacks on benches.

Eli Perkins the Missionary Society Far East Near East Ed Bascomb Eli Hacker Doc McFadden Johnny Spruceby Love Ann Long Johnny Squire Ebbersole Arminta Jones Minta Salina Baker Indianapolis Hardshell

Obituary for Fannie Richards of Mt. Moriah

Fannie Richards daughter of Geo W Wyatt and Margaret Wyatt born Oct 22 1877 died May 13 1922 at age 44 6 21. Married Abner Richards Dec 1 1895 Rev Gorgon. Survived by eight children two grandchildren and family in Sullivan Dugger Bicknell and Mt Moriah. Church member faithful neighbor admired for kind word and smile.

Fannie Richards Geo. W Margaret Wyatt Abner Richards Gorgon Everett Paul Josie O. Bedwell Theodore Ralph George Emily A Robert Dennan Tommie Rollin M. E. Church Mt. Moriah Nickerson Fannie Jeaves Lowell G. Bedwell Josie Hearley Bedwell Theodore J. Richards, Jr Will Wyatt Sullivan Elmer Wyatt Dugger Gertrude Buck Bicknell Fannie

Real Estate Transfers Across Sullivan County Listings

Furnished by Schroeder and Price, transfers include Tony V. Shelton to George and Lola Sidebottom for $900 covering 240 by 124 feet in Dugger. Stanley Fender to Mary Fender for Lot 6 in Van Co.. Ida Wilkes to George and Dora Steve for $500 with 60 by 166.5 feet. John McLin to Elston and Mary Blakeman for $1000, Lot 5 in Neeley Miller First addition. Nancy Ford to G M and Stella Bareus for $200. Mary Kirkham heirs to Arizona Birlingmier for $2000 covering Lots 59 and 60 in Taylor's First. Rebecca Tague to J T and Clara Mayfield for $3400 for 34 acres and east half of northwest quarter in Hamilton Twp. A C Owens Trustee to Hamilton Coal Min Co. for $1, pt 8-8-8 and pt northwest southeast 17-8-8. Francis Liston to Arch and Maude White for $1850, portions of sw sw and swse 8-8-8 with 32 acres in Sullivan. Albert Bass to Cecil Bass for $40, 50 by 165 feet in Hymera. J P Bear to Susanna Botts all ints in Lots 1, 2, 8 in Barnhart Fifth Add. Jefferson Twp. W F Wood Commissioner to Wm Hamilton for $3848.75, described as s 30.75 acres southwest northwest 25-7-8. Rose Hill Coal Co. by receiver to B E Lundblad for $5108.93, coal 6s 42.61 as 1-2 ne 36-7-8.

Dugger Stanley Fender Mary K. Fender van. Co Ida Wilkes George & Dora Steve Eva Combs John McLin Elston Mary E. Blakeman Neeley-Miller Hamilton A. C. Owens Hamilton Coal Min. Co Francis M. Liston Arch and Maude F Barnhart Jefferson W. F. Wood Wm. J. Hamilton Rose Hill Coal Co B. E. Lundblad

Napas Plagiarist Message Quoted by Eastern Paper

A Boston Transcript note cites an Eastern paper calling Napoleon Bonaparte a plagiarist for repeating the famous Latin phrase Veni vidi vici after a campaign. The item reflects on attribution and a satirical imperial echo.

Nap Napoleon Boston Transcript

Notice to Tax Payers of Bond Issue Sullivan County

Notice to Sullivan County taxpayers that on May 1 1922 bonds exceeding 5000 dollars were determined to be issued for roads in the Sullivan County Highway System. Bond amounts 18800 and 12800 dollars at 5 percent interest, to fund Miller Willis and Prusner roads. Taxpayers may be heard and may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners within fifteen days after bonding is determined. Frank M Daniels, Auditor, May 6 1922. 1st insertion May 10 1922-31.

Board of Commissioners Sullivan County Indiana Miller Willis Sullivan County Unit Community Prusner Sullivan County Unit State Board of Tax Commissioners Board of Tax Commissioners Frank M. Daniels

Notice of Setting Contract for Infirmary Supplies

Sullivan County Indiana commissioners invite sealed bids by noon June 5 1922 for infirmary supplies for the ensuing quarter. Bids must follow the requisition on file in the auditor's office. Attest: Frank M Daniels Auditor. Ist insertion May 17 1922-3t.

Board of County Commissioners Sullivan County Indiana HN Scott Percy Wolfe F. Springer Frank M. Daniels

Also Mentioned on This Page

Studer Dixon-Harbaugh Coo West Washington Street the National Bank OF Sullivan Portugal Lisbon Oporto The Bloomington Star Styleplus Clothiers H. C. Steel Prop Schroeder & Price Olson West Side Square Cass Tony V. Shelton George & Lola Sidebottom Riggs Clay Product Company the Peoples State Bank Southwest Corner Square Sullivan, Ind Shelburn James W. McHugh Hymera Walker McHugh McHugh & Son W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co North Side E. A. Billman Gies Kligler Grover Clayton Carlisle Ind S. E. Lindley H. L. Stratton I. J. Keys Carlisle H. 8S. Leach W. K. Frakes L. A. Stewart P. A. Barco
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