Postal notice fields for Sullivan Indiana
Entered as second class matter July 1 1878 at the post office in Sullivan Indiana under act of Congress of March 3 1878.
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Sullivan
Indiana
War era political clash and aviation critique in Sullivan
The piece rails at political tactics in the Second district, endorsing Oscar Bland over challenger Fred Bays, and argues for a Republican majority to check legislation. It rails against aircraft program failures, cites Liberty motor tests, calls for removing spies from factories, and urges direct air power to the front. It also notes a Thrift Stamp rally led by Judge Earl Sample and local campaign events with a county goal of about 742,000 in stamps.
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Daviess County
Woodrow Wilson
Washington Democrat
Oscar E. Bland
Fred Bays
Congress
Oscar Bland
Bays
Sullivan
Second District
National
House of Representatives
Washington Herald
Christian Church
Earl Sample
Greenfield
Wm. McBeth
State Normal
Terre Haute
Carlisle
Judge Sample
Gilbert W. Gambill
County Council of Defense
Liberty Quartette
Lucy Curtis
John McD. Horne
Farmersburg
C. B. McCullough
Shelburn
A. G. McNabb
Fairbanks
J. T. Scull
Graysville
C. B. Hershey
Merom
W. R. Nesbit
New Lebanon
Paul Poynter
Paxton
Prof. McBeth
S. I. Long
Republican State Convention in Indianapolis Names State Officers
The Republican State Convention met at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis with Governor Goodrich as temporary chair and Senator New as permanent chair. Will Hays led resolutions and read a platform urging victory in war and sane peace planning. Officials to be named include Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, clerks of the Supreme and Appellate Courts, Superintendent of Public Instruction, State Geologist, and several appellate judges.
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Tomlinson ‘Hall
Indianapolis
James P. Goodrich
Harry
New
Will H. Hays
Hays
Supreme Court
Former Sullivan Boy to Serve Overseas With YMCA
Alexander G. Cavins of Indianapolis a former Sullivan resident has been named by the war work committee of the Indianapolis YMCA for secretarial duties overseas. Cavins, a lawyer and member of the Indianapolis election board, will report in New York on June 8 for overseas duty.
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Sullivan
Alexander G. Cavins
Indianapolis
War Work Committee
Young Mens’ Christian Association
Cavins
Flora Cavins
Board of Election Commissioners
Goodrich
New York
Death Claims Aged Sullivan Woman Metcalf
Seelena J Metcalf born August 7 1838 in Sullivan county died May 22 1918 at age 79 9 15. She married Amos Metcalf in 1855 who died 1887. She joined the Church of Christ in 1857 and left a large family including ten children twenty seven grandchildren and twenty three great grandchildren. Funeral at Church of Christ Saturday at 2 pm with burial at Center Ridge.
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Seelena J. Metcalf
Sullivan County
Thompson
Nancy Watsom
Amos Metcalf
Church of Christ
Frank Trinkle
Linton
George
John Metcalf
Jefferson Blackburn
T. N. Alsop
Sullivan
Nandy Metcalf
Indianapolis
H. Winesberg
Nebraska
Robert Metcalf
Bloomington
George Hummel
Bertie Metcalf
Center Ridge
Farewell Lawn Party for Zenas Brown and Oral Hayden
A farewell lawn fete was held for Zenas Brown and Oral Hayden who departed for Camp Zachary Taylor on Monday May 27. The event at the Lorenzen home featured Old Glory, Japanese lanterns, flowering centerpieces, tiny flags at plates, ice cream and cake, and a guest list including Brown and Hayden families, friends, and neighbors.
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Zenas Brown
Oral Hay‘den
Camp Zachary Taylor
C. S. Lorenzen
Annetta Chickadance
Beulah Hardy
Messrs. and Mesdames Chas. Brown
Joel C. Barnes
Robert Cruse
Guy Phillips
Ancil Woodard
Weather of a Week Report From Farmersburg
Miss Glenn Yeager, co operative weather observer for the county, summarizes the week ending May 26. Cloudy days on May 21 and 23 24. clear days May 22 25 26. rainfall on May 22 totaling .22 inches. Temperatures ranged from 57 to 87 degrees with highs on May 21 22 25 26 and lows around 57 60 63.
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Bob White
Same
George Brodie
Roscoe Carrithers
Dist
Hubert Alexander
Raymond Deiss
Chicago-Carlisle Coal Co
Dutch Williams
Ora Shoptow
Q. J. Ste
John Knotts
O. J. Steffy
Homer Bicknell
AH. Brown
O. L. Stewart
Millard Everly
Curry
Fle John
Hazelrigg
J. P. Wilkey
Turman
Hamilton A. W. Wible
W. H. McGrew
Flora Wible
G. Engle
H. W. Cornelius
Cass Wilson McClellan
Dorothy McClellan
L. F. Walters
W.u
Blanche McClellan
Jefferson J. la Shake
Lawson Smith
Sarah EB. Shake
Alvin EF. Colvin
Louis Colvin
Arminda
S. Colvin
R. P. White
Orville’ Hale
R. Park
Sal. Co
F. Briggs
Monveyor
Eugene Dietzen
Chas. Johnson
F. M. Douthitt
Will A. Thompson
F. M. Cunningham
Frank Harmon
Mind
Nannie Ballew
Ind
T B Hosp
Democrat Pub. Co
I. N. Botts
Orville Hale
Orp
Knox Co. Orp
Hallie McAnally
John G. Barnett
J. W. Cunningham
Marion H. Bedwell
Jas
Poor
Fairbanks FC
Turman. FC
Ieee cc Cecccessssee
Poor Hamilton
Ransford
C. F. Briggs
R. C. Bradbury
Cass
Clyde Letty
Et al Ecreccesen
Jefferson
John Jackson
Poor Haddon C. TE. Wipds Ciecessesssneecsceeaceeeese i
Farmers Union Elev Co
Clifford. Woodard
Jas. Harris
Clemen Wisener
Cal Wilkey
Everet Shyrock
Homer Lester
Wm. Wade
Will Strain
John Monk
Robert Taylor
Ed Dailey
Jackson
Joseph Branson
Maggie Branson
W. H. Burnett
Fairbanks
Ceddie DeHart
Alpha DeHart
Haddon
Grace B. Shake
Orval Shake
EB. Ballew
Gill. Sull. Co. Water Co
J. E. Douthitt
Jan
Springer & Gouckenour
Draper Coal Co
Ruddell Bros
Sull. Co. Water Co
Palace Grocery
N. W
W. L. ‘Sisson
H. Ridgeway
T. C. Woodard & Sons
Carlisle Coal Co
F. A. Elevator’ Co
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
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THE
Sullivan Union
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White Publishers
Republican County Ticket
Oscar &. Bland
Allison G. McNabb
Arthur D. Cutler
John FE. Griffiths
Charles ©. Stevens
Charles W. Thompson
Harlan H. Ruddell
Carl N. Shaver
Frank J. Spencer
John T. Knotts
Ira J. Gill
Philadelphia
Gutbon Borglum
Flage
Baker
Borgium
Charles E. Hughes
Judge Hughes
Scientific American
Istence
Packard
Ford
Cadillac
Lentler
Marmon
Trego
Committee of Construction
Noble Wambaugh
Robt. Taylor
Otto Braner
L. W. Pound
Orphey Kregan
Carrithers
Wm. Reynolds
Othal Pound
Harold Weir
J. W. Kerr
J. D. Adams
Aaron Marts
Sewers
Grader
Géo. Browning
Dist. No
Harry Browning
Robert, Akers
Jas. Akers
J. A. Adams Co
Taylor
Geo. Hampton, Dist
Wm. Hampton
Wilbur Irons
Cary Bogard
O. J. Steffy & Son
Chas. Prose
Jesse Eaton
Thurman Brodie
Dutch Lemens
Rush Willis
John Wambaugh
Cecil Woodard
Elijah Prother
Standard Gravel Co
Thead Vansant
Fay Deiss
Ray Richardson
David Braner
Roy Engle
Wm. M. Beard
Dist No
C. F. Wardner
J. D. Dudley
Stonewall Brodie
John Huff
Dave Maple
John Hiatt
Jas. Brodie
Chas. Pirtle
J. Steffy & Son
Turman & Riggs
Isaac Keene
Grover Willis
Dale Keene
Roy Figg
Jesse Shepherd
Ed Shepherd
Dugger Lumber Co
Chas. Jackson
Cal Wolfe
Sheldon Montgomery
Ed Padgett
Elmer McCammon
Byron McCammon
M. P. French
J. J. Parker
T. A. Woodall
Mr. Manifold
A. J. Rich
Great Patriotic Meeting
Judge Samples of Greenfield
Uncle Sam
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Lou Ransford
Walline Johnston
Marie Woodard
Versa
Mary Hayden
Edna Ransford
Mary Phillips
Annette Chickadance
Essie Patton
Henry St. John
Ed Hardy
Noble Berry
John
Vernon Hayden
Alvin Jewell
Chas
Floyd Hardy
Clarence Botorff
Ross
Paul Ransford
Walter Sparks
Oral Hayden
Mrs. C. S. Lorenzen
Palm Beach
Oxfords