Odium Cast Upon Old Tea Kettle Sparks Federal Ruling
Washington reveals a Treasury Department ruling that home beer brewing may incur fines from 500 to 5000 dollars and six months to two years in prison. The ruling cites Section 3282 and notes that mash or wash for distillation is legal only at licensed distilleries. It warns sellers of materials or receipts may face penalties as accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watt
Washington
Pioneer Civilization
Indiana
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
United States
Harmony Prevails at Local Exchange Petrie Expresses Thanks
Robert E. Petrie president of the Mutual Truck Company praised the dedication of a new factory building, thanked the band singers speakers and Gilbert Gambill, and lauded the Community Club. Marriage licenses listed for several couples from Sullivan, Hymera, Shelburn, and nearby areas. Harmony at the Sul llivan exchange followed failed agitator efforts as talks yielded an understanding between management and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Petrie
Mutual Truck Company
Gilbert Gambill
Community Club
Clul
Linton
Sullivan Exchange
W. W. Harbaugh
W. T. Mellett
Exchange
Aged Sullivan Woman Dead. Eliza Jane Ruddell Dies at Home
Eliza Jane Ruddell widow of George W. Ruddell died Monday afternoon at her South Court street home after weeks of illness. Funeral at Christian church led by Rev. John McD. Horne, burial in Center Ridge cemetery. Survived by four sons Ira Charles Dora Samuel and several daughters. She lived in Sullivan nearly fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Eliza Jane Ruddell
George W. Ruddell
South Court Street
The
Christian Church
John McD. Horne
Center Ridge
Ruddell
Sullivan Elks Plan Two Major June Events
The Sullivan lodge of Elks announces two big June events. On Tuesday a class of twelve candidates will be initiated followed by a social session and lunch. A Sunday June 15 ceremony will honor Flag Day with a noted speaker, music, and lodge rituals. public invitations go out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
Elks
United States
Grand Lodge
Sullivan Lodge
C. H. Stratton
Stratton
Mrs Jane Jones and Son Drive Through Hunneywell Harvest Time
Mrs Jane Jones and her son Claude Jeff were seen traveling through Hunneywell Kansas yesterday and will stay there until after harvest. They are driving through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Jones
Claude Jeff
Hunneywell, Kas
Rex Ford returns home from overseas service
Local notes report Rex Ford, son of Mrs. John Ford, arriving home last week after overseas service and discharge at the Red Cross hospital in Chicago. The item adds many short personal updates, marriages, discharges, and moves of area residents.
Sullivan County Farmers To Publish Local Paper News
The Sullivan County Farmers Association executive committee votes to publish a monthly farm paper titled Sullivan County Farmers Association News starting June. It will be distributed free to every county farmer and focus on local production costs. County Agent Benson pushes township reports to track cost of production and curb losses. The committee will meet on the last Monday evening each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Farmers’ Association
Benson
Rob Pearson Residence Burglary Report
Robbers broke into Mrs Mary Pearson's East Washington Street home Monday night and stole an unworn suit and three quilts from a side room. Entry was gained through an unlocked bedroom window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Pearson
Mary Pearson
East Washington Street
Local Lodge Initiates Sixteen as Knights of Pythias
Sixteen county men were made pages in the Victory Class of 1235 candidates at Indianapolis Friday afternoon and evening. From the local lodge, Russell South Oscar Ritchie Sam White Frank Leach Henry Lutz Bert Lutz H J Ridgeway C O Dillingham Jesse Smith Norval K Harris Curtis Gaylor Amos Faught George Theodore Otha Brodie J M Dudley and Emil Froman were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Page
Indianapolis
Russell South
Oscar Ritchie
Sam White
Frank Leach
Henry Lutz
Bert Lutz
H. J. Ridgeway
C. O. Dillingham
Jesse Smith
Norval K. Harris
Curtis Gaylor
Amos Faught
George Theodore
Otha Brodie
J. M. Dudley
Emil Froman
Notice to Dog Owners in Turman Township
A change in the delinquent dog tax law requires the township trustee to turn over all unpaid dog tax to the prosecuting attorney by June 1. Dog owners who have not paid are urged to settle with Trustee Homer Arnett before June 1 to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Arnett
Turman Township
Appointment of Administrator for Stella M Woodrow Estate
The undersigned is named administrator of Stella M Woodrow of Sullivan county Indiana, deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Vern Woodrow serves as Administrator with Martin L. Pigg as Attorney. First insertion May 28, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella M. Woodrow
Sullivan County
Indiana
Vern Woodrow
Martin L. Pigg
Jim Dandy Auto Tops Repair Notice at Kirkham’s Stand
Harness repairs completed and ready for re pairing auto tops. New lights installed for better appearance and to protect tops. Do not buy a collar before seeing Jim Dandy at MKirkham's old stand.
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Jin
Mkirkham
Dix Lumber Co Offers New Car Fence Options
Dix Lumber Co advertises new car fence materials in various sizes from 46c and up. The notice emphasizes ample stock and availability for local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix Lumber Co
Cow Ease Spray Ad at Kirkham's Old Stand
An advertisement for COW EASE spray targets summer flies and promises ongoing benefits from a cow care product. The notice is placed at Kirkham's old stand by John A. Mattix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkham
John A. Mattix
Appointment of Administrator for Mary S. Hanchette Estate
Notice that A G McNabb has been named administrator of the Mary S Hanchette estate, Sullivan county Indiana. The estate is alleged solvent. A G McNabb is also attorney. First insertion May 14 1919 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Hanchette
Sullivan County
Indiana
A. G. McNabb
A. G. McCnabb
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Odium
Strouse
Herrick
Cir- Herrick
West Side Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Petrie
Horace R. Runyan
Hymera
Emmett C. Crist
David L. McKinley
Miner
Gladys Gilbreath
Donnie Caton
Vigo County
Ethel Myers
Shelburn
Orion L. French
Nellie E. Wright
John H. Martin
Edna M. Cross
Jackson Hill
Cecil W. Gambill
Mechanic
Evah B. Pirtle
Rex R. McCullough
Bloomfield
Mary B. Hooper
Dugger
Goodyear
Sullivan Elks Lodge
Rex Ford
John Ford
Red Cross Hospital
Chicago
Donald Dudley
Charles Dudley
Eva Dailey
Ed Dailey
Vincennes
Thomas Rooksberry
Jefferson Township
Justice Watson
H.H. Zike
Greenfield
E. S. Griggs
James H. Petrie
Wiley Gambill
Flint
Michigan
John Gambill
Brown
Edsil Bostick
Golda Thomas
Phenix
Arizona
Walter Scott
A. D. Scott
South Dakota
C. M. Lutz
Jennie Hughes
W. A. Hughes
Benson Chapel
Terre Haute
Lutz
Hughes Farm
A. W. Sonne
Flemington
N. J
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
New Jersey
Walter Whitman
Ralph
Allen Coulson
Orval Westner
Harold Hummel
Ralph Branson
Claude Nelson
E. Abriendo
Ave
Pueblo
Colorado
William Shepherd Nelson
Nelson
Nellie Shepherd
J. W. Shepherd
Anna Kerns
Fred Bays
Ranger
Texas
Ivan Ridgeway
Frank Ridgeway
Carlisle
National Guard
Camp Shelby
Hattisburg
Miss
National Army
Europe
Germany
Army of Occupation
America
Springer-Gouchenour Co
Ss and
Lindley
Bennett
Louisville Varnish Co., Foc
Louisville, Ky
Frank Bowne
Transfer Co
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