New Books in Sullivan Carnegie Library
Sullivan Carnegie library adds several titles including Winona Echoes 1910 and Betty Wales on the Campus Warde. Also listed are Mary Ware in Texas Johnston The Slant Book Newell and Twice Born Men Begbie with addresses of J Campbell Morgan and others at the Bible Conference 1910.
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Sullivan Carnegie Library
Winona
J. Campbell Morgan
Betty Wales
Warde
Mary Ware
Texas
Johnston
Newell
Men—Begbie
Sullivan County Bar Association Banquet in Terre Haute
The Sullivan County Bar Association will hold its annual banquet in Terre Haute at the Terre Haute house or Elks club rooms, followed by a theater event.
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Sullivan County Bar Association
Terre Haute
Terre Haute House
Elks Club
Sullivan County Couple Celebrates 61st Wedding Anniversary
Aged Mr. and Mrs. Ben A Allan of New Lebanon celebrate 61 years of marriage with a family dinner at home. Both lifelong county residents, Mr Allan turns 34 in February and Mrs Allan is 183, both in good health. They have two children, W. F. Allan and Rev Hayden H Allan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben A. Allan
New Lebanon
Mr. Allan
Allan
W. EF. Allan
Rev
Hayden H. Allan
Washington, Ind
County Council Organizes After Election
The newly elected county council met Saturday and organized with W. H. Poston as president and Jas. Bishop as vice president. Roster includes Charles Denney, W. &%. Payne, Willis Drake, Finley O. Collins and R. T. Thralls. The article notes perceived patronage toward defeated candidates.
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W. H. Poston
Jas. Bishop
Charles Denney
Payne
Willis Drake
Finley O. Collins
R. T. Thralls
James Bishop
Charles Denney Fer
Notice of Appointment in Sullivan County Estate
Notice states the undersigned named as administrator for the estate of Ross Han Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is said to be solvent and The Citizens Trust Co. is named as administrator. First insertion November 28, 1910.
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Rosshon
Sullivan County
Cvyrzzens Trust CO
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Postoffice 1910
List of unclaimed letters dated November 23 1910 includes ladies and gents names. If not collected within two weeks they go to the Dead Letter Office. One cent due on each letter. Holmes postmaster announces.
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Sullivan, l d
Postoffice
Annetts
Herbert
Care Wm. Meek
Botts
S. O. Daried
Henry
Grea C. A
Alexander Lambert
Gessee
Galiur
Goodman
Geore
Gilbreath
John
Huber
J. J Holstin
William Jurl
W. S. Lamberger
Austin H. Lamerger
James P. McDonald
William
Nixon
Walter
Robison
South
Joseph
Simpson
Jerry
A. A. Holmes
P. M
Local residents and farm notes in Merom area
Mrs Eno spends week with daughter Mrs Anna Cush man. Minnie Watson visits Hutsonville parents while her father Mr Shores is very sick. Amy Moore in Sullivan Friday. Mrs Mann visits daughter Mrs Lizzie Manning. Prof S E Hatten of Merom guests of Mrs Allie Watson weekend. Will Watson buys James Morin farm and will move in spring. Mrs Josh Pounds and Edna visit Merom. Mrs Joe Gray improving this week. Hundreds of bushels of corn being gathered from the bottoms.
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Eno
Anna Cushman
Minnie Watson
Hutsonville
Mr. Shores
Amy Moore
Sullivan
Mann
Lizzie Manning
S. E. Hatten
Merom
Allie Watson
Will Watson
James Morin
Josh Pounds
Edna
Joe Gray
County Superintendent Speaks at Township Institute
Mr. Park the county superintendent attended the township institute this Saturday and delivered a concise address. A Spilkey Smith's son died of typhoid fever last week. The high school hosted an ice cream and oyster supper Saturday evening. T. N. McClung attended the I O O F grand lodge in Indianapolis last week as a delegate.
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Park
Worthy County
Township Institute
Spilkey Smith
T. N. McClung
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Antoinette D. Leach Thanks Sullivan County for Support
In a gracious message Antoinette D. Leach thanks Sullivan County residents for their goodwill during her campaign. She notes votes did not reflect support due to party competition and the novelty of her cause, not her gender, and expresses gratitude to independents who trusted her. She pledges to continue her principles for the public good.
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Sullivan County
Antoinette D.leach
Bedwell and McCoskey Case Dockets Lead Local Actions
New suits filed include Charles Bedwell against Shirley Hill Coal Co on account. Charles Bedwell sues Vandalia. John W. McCoskey sues Mary F. McCoskey for divorce. Commodore Harris et al. sue Fannie DeCamp for partition. Butler sues Joseph and Victoria Tipton for ejectment.
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Charles Bedwell
Shirley Hill Coal Co
Vandalia Coal Co
John W. McCoskey
Mary F. McCoskey
Commodore P. Harris
Mary Jaiger
Martin Harris
Fann
E DeCamp
Toney. Butler
Joseph Tipton
Victoria Tipton
Life Crushed Out By Fall of Slate at Mine
Herbert Clark an 18 year old son of Mrs Dolpha Thompson was killed at the St Clair mine four miles southeast of Farmersburg. He was alone in a room when a slate fall 15 feet long and several inches thick crushed him. The driver found the body as he returned with a car of coal. The mother is in deep grief.
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Farmersburg
Herbert Clark
Dolpha Thompson
St. Clair
Here
Young Clark
Return to Sullivan by Gordon couple
Mr and Mrs J H Gordon who lived in Clinton have moved back to Sullivan to reside at 719 South Street. Mr Gordon is traveling for a hardware house.
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Sullivan
J. H. Gordon
Clinton
South Stction Street
Mr. Gordon
Multiple Civil Cases Dismissed and Appeals Granted in Local Court
The Lewis Bean versus Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Co. suit for Gameges was dismissed. Sullivan Tel phone Co. versus New Home Tele- phone Co. on debt was compromised and dismissed. An appeal to the appellate court was granted in the damage suit Thomas Crosby by his next friend John Crosby versus Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Co. The John A. Mattix versus Manning E. Drake case on contract and attachment had a hung jury and was discharged. Arthur Dawson versus Priscilla Dawson divorce suit dismissed at plaintiff's costs. John Bledsoe versus Alliance Coal Co damage suit was settled by Kmmit Shipman with $100 damages against Jackson Hill Coal and UCcke Co. Hortense Davidson was granted a divorce from Clifford Davidson. Nora B. Langford was granted a divorce from Eivert Langford.
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Lewis Bean
Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Co
Gameges
Sullivan Telphone Co
New Home Telenhoane Co
Thomas Crosby
John Crosby
John A. Mattix
Manning E. Drake
Arthur Dawson
Priscilla Dawson
John Bledsoe
Alliance Coal Co
Kmmit Shipman
Jackson Hill Coal and Uccke Co
Hiortense Davidson
Clifford Davidson
Nora BF. Langiord
Eivert Langford
Resolutions of Condolence for Martha Adams in Royal Neighbors
New Lebanon Camp No. 8154 Royal Neighbors of America mourns the loss of Martha Adams a valued member. The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days and copies sent to the bereaved family and county papers for publication. Minutes will record the resolution.
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Martha Adams
New Lebanon
Royal Neighbors of
Berea
Daniels Quits Business in Merom Area
Frank M. Daniels, longtime operator in the Merom grocery and restaurant trade, has retired. He plans to relocate likely to Linton or Bloomfield, ending several years of local business activity.
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Merom
Frank M. Daniels
Linton
Bloomfield
Local Notes From Town Institute And Nearby Orders
The article records various rural happenings including a Saturday institute meeting for teachers, rapid corn cribbing, and several named residents with activities. It notes Miss Oma with diphtheria, Mrs. Nancy Turman visiting, a marriage at the Methodist parsonage, painting work by John Herndon, a dinner with Rev Sidebottom and Levi Ridgeway, S. S. Yeager on the sick list, Mrs. Will Huff caring for a burned child, and east town quarantine status for corn stalks.
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Institute
W. A. Shields
Walter Weir
Nate Weir
James Monk
Oma
Fragmentary Town Notes From Stringtown District
Local residents make midweek visits to Sullivan Dugger Cass and nearby areas. Names include Miller Rhodes Luzader Vonley Gumbill Deneve and several others noted at social calls library events and meetings amid a string of Thursday and Friday visits and exchanges.
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Certies Miller
Sullivan
Clera Rhodes
Ava Miller
Dugger
Cass
Sherman Stanley
Bethel
Alonzo Mitchell
Dorothy
Zelpha Luzader
Lizze Vonley
Iva Miller
Gertie Miller
Marie Gumbill
Louise
Siella
Clara Rhodes
Ila
Frank Deneve
Albert Ganmiah
Johnnsoi
Lourd Veotie
Mary Waleters
Wilihovch
Woman's Club Holds Annual Banquet At Stewart Home
The Woman's club held its annual banquet last night at 3038 W. Washington street the Stewart residence. About sixty members and guests attended with parlors decorated for the event a fine supper served to husbands and guests. Mrs. W. N. Thompson gave the welcome address and S. P. Poynter delivered the response a paper by Mrs Joe Crowder followed and an amateur play enjoyed by all.
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Woman's Club
L. A. Stewart
Washington Street
W. N. Thompson
Former Resident Lincoln Sutton Dead in Train Incident
Lincoln Sutton a former resident of Old Jackson Hill was killed as a passenger on a train near Vandalin Terre Haute yesterday. Investigations indicate Sutton may have died by his own action. Remains taken to Bridgeport Alabama for burial. He was about 55, married.
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Lincoln Sutton
Old Jackson Hill
Ley
Eaton Named Doorkeeper for Indiana House
W. D. Eaton of Terre Haute and a former Sullivan man has been appointed doorkeeper of the Indiana House of Representatives. Eaton has become prominent in labor circles since moving to Terre Haute. Street Car Ran Away on Court Street near the Y. trailer separated at the coupling and rolled down Court Street past Loyfee, beyond the track end.
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W. DB. Eaton
Terre Haute
Sullivan
House of Representatives
Indiana
Eaton
Court Street
Loy Fee
Murder Case Venued for Greene County Trial
Charles Burton charged with the murder of August Staples at Jackson Hill weeks ago has been venued to Greene county for trial.
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Charles Burton
August Staples
Jackson Hill
Greene County
German engineer Rettig unveils wood envelope airship
The inventor Herr Rettig displays a balloon style airship using Canadian pine wood for its envelope. It measures 73 meters long and 15 meters in diameter with two motors. Rettig claims gas savings, heat resistance, week-long gas retention, and potential Atlantic crossing.
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Herr Rettig
Her Rettig
Atlantic
End of the World Announcement Sparks Talk of Next Month
In a candid exchange, a bold proclamation that the end of the world is set for next month is met with curiosity and questions about attendance. The dialogue hints at public interest and mixed reactions to the forecast.
Unfortunate Coincidences Sting a Revolutionary in New York
A South American revolutionary narrator recalls meeting a friend near a weapons firm on Broadway and being tailed by a detective agency hired by his consul general. He claims five years without buying a firecracker, warning that street encounters invite misinterpretation.
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Broadway
New York
Norwegian army forms rapid skating corps for mountain warfare
A corps of skaters is attached to the Norwegian army chosen for good physique and marksmanship and ability to cover long ice and snow distances. They can maneuver on ice or through snowfields with cavalry speed, recently covering two and a half miles in 18% hours over rugged terrain.
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Paweer Piade
Royal Grepe Creaim
Po. Sarge Fheer
Sotme
P. A. Barco
Benns Briggs
Kittie Barnes
H. H. Scott
Douglas
Ariz
Mervin Herbert
Gordon
Neb
Daniel Herbert
Robert Knotts
Chicago
Charles Hartfelter
West Washington Street
Elizabeth Davis
Maude Young
Terre Haute, Indisnapolis & Eastern Fraction Company
Knox County
Samuel Carrithers
Bowling Green
Jennie Kelly
Mike Kirkham
John Welman
Cras
W. Welman
Fort Branch
Do. W. Welman
Fer
W. A. Bailey
Carlisle
Joseph R. Whalen
Candace F. Ruddell
Zalman Ruddell
Licury French
Merom Station
Homer
Ed French
Ruddell
Geo. Ruddell
Jessie McKinney
Indianapols
Lee F. Bays
Ira Billman
Jacob Billman
Hosea Crowder
Fred Carty
W. T. Mellett
W. H. Lucas
Harold Bays
Culver
Minnie Tucker
Sidney, C
Helen Mahley
Perry Poorman
Fairbanks Township
Elizabeth McDonald
Preston McDonald
Carthage
W. R. Frakes
Otto Krug
Leavenworth
Kansas
Wickersham
Walsh
Sullivan ,Co. Electric Company
Charles E. Crawley
Crawley
Joe T. Akin
Cleveland
Louisville
Bob
GENTS
Big Springs
Pleasantville
Daniels
Graysville
Stringtown
Beyr
Cesena
Nesta
Skers
Emma Seencenimemer
Parker
BeTich
Qua Mer
Baltimore
The
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co
P.c
George R. Dutton
T. Josh Heasleyv
Cashier
J.T. Akir
T K. W. Akin
T. Castries
the Peoples State Bank
Ladhars
St. Book of Sulivan
St Teuder
Igle
Ganks Wie Trust
Orad
Sta Eoftodiara Co
Solfivy
Gu Exchange
Disea
Nis
Ifimaet PY
Posit
Barke Ane
Stete Bank Sulliven
Ind
Tonentis Trae
Jos Beasley
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