Doctor to Farm in Colorado Becomes Son of the Soil
Dr J E McConnell of Carlisle Indiana sold to a Colorado ranch and plans spring farming after moving west with family. He cites bumper crops and enthusiasm for farming. Local remarks note travel of Elbert Anderson and son Leland to Terre Haute and others visiting relatives.obus
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Carlisle
Ind
J. E. McConnell
Delta
Colo
Colorado
Elbert Anderson
Son
Leland
Terre Haute
Local People and Visitors Stop in Sullivan Area
Jack Latshaw visited Sullivan Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Curtis Phillippe and family spent Thursday in Sullivan where J W Kern spoke. Mrs Heber Stevens went to Owensville Tuesday to visit relatives. Joseph Wortman of Bellevue transacted business in Sullivan Saturday. A L Marvel returned home to Owensville Wednesday. Marvel acted as E and T H agent during Gilliland's absence. Rev Father Bolin visited Sullivan Wednesday evening with Mrs J N Roberts and others. Lyman Whalen and wife were in Sullivan for business. Charles Kirkhoff returned from Bruceville where he visited his aunt Mrs James Horton. Rev Ryan of Hymera, former M E minister, was in Sullivan Wednesday and Thursday evening on business. Mrs Mabel Hale and her father Frank Ridgeway near Bellevue have typhoid fever but are improving. Mrs Floyd Curtner shopped in Terre Haute Thursday. P R Hackney returned home from Robinson Thursday to vote. Miss Pearl Lanham and Lee Jenkins of this place visited Sullivan Friday evening.
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Jack Latshaw
Sullivan
Curtis Phillippe
J. W Kern
Heber Stevens
Owensville
Joseph Wortman
Bellevue
A. L. Marvel
Marvel
Gilliland
Father Bolin
Sullivan Catholic Church
J. N. Roberts
Lyman Whalen
Charles Kirkhoff
Bruceville
James Horton
Floyd Curtner
Terre Haute
P. R. Hackney
Robinson
Pearl Lanham
Lee Jenkins
Local Opinion Speakers Draw Crowds In Nearby Talks
A large audience gathered Thursday in Sullivan to hear J. W. Kern speak while A. D. Cutler spoke to a substantial crowd here Friday night outlining reasons to support Bryan. Mr and Mrs J H Gilliland returned from a three week visit with relatives in Bloomfield. Mrs George A Miller of Vincennes visits her mother Mrs Anna V Ridgeway for several days. Mrs Daniel B Kirkhoff returns home from Bruceville where she visited her sister Mrs James Horton.
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Sullivan
J. W. Kern
A. D. Cutler
Bryan
J. H. Gilliland
Bloomfield
George A. Miller
Vincennes
Anna V. Ridgeway
Daniel B. Kirkhoff
Bruceville
James Horton
Graysville News Roundup Counts Local Happenings
Water supply in Graysville diminishes as county concerns rise. Rev O E Badger preached a missions sermon at the Methodist church. Paul Cushman and family visited the county seat. Local residents take note of missing window pane at the church. Several candidates visited last week and Hallowe en passed without notable incidents.
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O. E. Badger
Paul Cushman
Lando Thornberry
Ham Burton
Alex. Raley
C. R. Piety
Jasper N. Huff
Dr. Cushman
Eph Thomas
Cary Burton
Terre Haute
Hallowe’en
Fehon Teague Married in New York Acknowledged Artists
Friday notices reported the marriage in New York Saturday night of Miss Cecilia Fehon of Arlington New Jersey and Walter Teague of New York. Both are noted artists and illustrators and plan to reside in New York where Miss Fehon is known from a visit with her sister Mrs. C H Stratton.
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New York
Cecilia Fehon
Arlington
N. J
Walter Teague
Fehon
C. H. Stratton
Mask Social At Roy al Neighbors Hall In Royal
A mask social at the Roy al Neighbors hall near the Times office drew about 400 attendees. Robert Gouchenour won the gentleman's prize dressed as a hobo. Mrs Alsman won the ladies' prize in a colonial costume. Refreshments included pies apples and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gouchenour
Alsman
Hymera Browns Triumph Over Jasonville Grays 14 to 4
Hymera Browns defeated Jasonville Grays 14 to 4 at Jasonville. Joe Gilman, a future baseball star, played short for Hymera. Batteries: Williams and Veach for Hymera Ring and Roth for Jasonville.
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Jasonville
Hymera Browns
Jasonville Grays
Joe Gilman
Hans Wagner
Hymera
Williams and
Veach
Roth
Ring
Death of Henry Mahan in Sullivan County
Henry Mahan of Jackson township Sullivan county died Saturday from heart trouble at age 67. An early settler born in the county to Kentucky-born parents, he leaves a wife and one son Gus. Funeral services were led by Rev. A. P. Asbury, with burial in the new K. of P. cemetery, the first burial there.
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Henry Mahan
Jackson Township
Sullivan County
Mr. Mahan
Kentucky
Linton Triumphs 4-0 Over Anderson In State Final
Fans from Linton packed the stadium Saturday to see Anderson and Linton meet for the state championship. Linton won 4 to 0 after a hard fought contest described as the season’s top high school game. Local spectators included Captain Red Willis of the 8 H S team Norval Harris Beeson Hunt and Guy Boone.
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Linton
Anderson High School
Linton High School
Red Willis
Norval Harris
Beeson Hunt
Guy Boone
Red White and Blue Society Meeting in Cross Street
The Red White and Blue society met with Mrs. Belle Wilkey on Cross street Wednesday afternoon. Attendants included Mrs Richardson and Mrs Allen with Ruth Buff singing. A short talk by Mrs. Richardson followed a decorous spread.
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Belle Wilkey
Cross Street
Richardson
Allen
Ruth Buff
John Clagcett
Joe Crowder
Story
Baldwin Piano Contest Promises Prizes and Awards
Our Publicity Department presents an annual advertising contest to promote Baldwin Howard Ellington Hamilton and Valley Gem pianos and organs. Prizes include a $700 Ellington Player Piano and a $250 Baldwin Piano Player, with many cash awards for top entrants and judging by noted editors.
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Baldwin, Howard, Ellington, Hamilton and
Valley Gem
Piano Contest Offers Free Entry and $350 Prize
Territory entrants may join the Piano Contest and solve the Rebus Puzzle shown here. The most artistic entry will win a beautiful $350 prize provided by Howard Piano, with no fee or cost to enter.
Contest Entry Free of Fee or Obligation Cited
The notice states there is no fee to pay or obligation of any kind required to enter the contest. It emphasizes a risk free entry process and clarifies that no purchase is necessary to participate.
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Central Store Co
W. M. Dobbins, Mer
Sullivan, Indiana
William Wilson
William H. Arnold
Youngstown
Canton
Ohio
Bellevue Coal Company
Carrie Kivett
Misses Ada
Circle Kivett
Til Ogle
Louis Roberts
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Gobin
Here
Lillian B. Davis
Gooldy and Jones
Bell
McCammon Hotel
Ryan of
M. E. Church
Mabel Hale
Frank Ridgeway
F. M. Douthitt
Graysville
THE
Baldwin Company
Hamilton
Howard
Baldwin
Ismarkiis
St. Louis
L. E. Waterman
Terre Haute Star
R H Cornell
Terre Haute Tribune
McFarren Davis
Paris Beacon
Paul Poynter
Sullivan Times
A. W. Adams
Brazil Daily Times
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Vicinity
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