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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1914
Page
8
The Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company began moving from North Main to the north side of the public square. Extensive improvements are being made, and the firm will be permanently located in a few days.
Mrs. Sarah Curry 75 a Jackson township pioneer resident dies Monday. She was a native of the township and a member of Sugar Grove Presbyterian church.
The county clerk’s office issued one hundred hunting licenses yesterday breaking all prior records. Birds were plentiful and many hunters went into the field.
The office of County Treasurer Robert Gambill reported the largest last day tax collection with a total of 77 235 82 dollars collected.
The Peoples State Bank of this city held its annual officer election yesterday. The old officers were re elected, with directors named as John T. Hays George R. Dutton Joe T. Akin Will H. Hays W. N. Thompson James M. Sinclair James J. Durham and R. W. Akin.
Miss Glenn Cain of this city wed Arch Beardsley son of Mr. and Mrs J D Beardsley of Shelburn in Terre Haute on Saturday afternoon. The couple will reside in Terre Haute where Beardsley works as a machinist.
A fine rain fell Saturday night and Sunday while corn shredding continues in the area. Mrs Kate Walters and daughter Iva went to Sullivan Friday. Mrs Rachel Carrico visited Miss Kate Dunbar for a day. Mr and Mrs Ben Shake and family from near Paxton visited W L Shake Sunday. A large crowd attended a Shiloh meeting Sunday night. Mrs Sarah Hildenbraid and daughter Della visited Mr and Mrs J E Hildenbrand Monday.
Lonnie L. Jackson and Myrtle Mae Waldrop wed at the bride’s parents home in Polaska Tennessee with Rev. J K Woe officiating. The couple left for their home in Homer Indiana where the groom runs real estate and insurance.
Elva J. Lutz 26, wife of printer Henry Lutz of the Union office, died Friday at her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Blumer Lyons after an extended illness. Funeral Saturday at Lyons cemetery. She had been ill and moved to her parents home in August. Survived by her parents husband and a son Wayne.
Marie Buckley of Terre Haute visits aunt Mrs Kearn Medsker. Martha Durham stays in Hutsonville over weekend. Ural and Ralph Watson visit grandparents. Carl Cushman attends Greencastle football game. Corwin Phillips buys a new automobile. A W Hayes and Mr Carter dine with Dr Durham. Mrs Eno visits daughter Anna Cushman. Maude Watson and sons Gaylord and Carlos visit Merom relatives. Rush Hanley and Carlisle visit son Edgar. No Sunday school due to church repairs. Poe Brothers doing the work. Josie Eno and Martha Durham visit Graysville school.
The Graysville column notes election day passed quietly. Updates include Mrs. S. S. Yager improving, Dr. J. H. Neff visiting on Saturday, Prof. Dannicher voting in Jennings county, and Rev. W. H. Thompson starting a protracted meeting at Tabor. Wheat crops benefited from rain, and several residents plan moves or travels.
Mrs. Fred Boatright of Cordele Georgia returns home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Boatright and other relatives. Mrs. Mary Miles also returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Henry Weissenbach in Columbus Ohio.
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