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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1917

Page

2

Mayfield murder case reversed for new trial in Indiana Supreme Court

The Indiana Supreme Court reviews the 1886 Mayfield murder case from Greene County, overturning a first degree verdict to remand for a new trial. The decision questions admissibility and interpretation of witness evidence including Spencer and Litton testimonies, and notes the appellant Elias W. Mayfield faced a ten year sentence for voluntary manslaughter.

Mayfield Indiana D. W.voorhees J. C. Briggs J. T. Hays W. C. Hultz J. W. Shelton J. S. Bays H. J. Hays J. W. Gordon Fef’ Gordon Axtell C. E. Barrett Niblack Elias W. Mayfield George D. Litton Greene Sullivan Circuit Sarah E. Mayfield Wassell Thomas C. Litton William Spencer Spencer Appellant Charles George Litton Wharton F W.W. Mayfield Jefferson Township Louisville Indianapolis

War Council in Indiana Seeks Max War Production

State Council of Defense in Indianapolis reports urgent push to boost pork and wheat production, central states aid, and nationwide education for war effort. Hoover Administration notes Germany likewise stressed. December war conference planned with national speakers and state meetings to mobilize retailers and public support.

Indianapolis Central States Indiana Washington H. E. Barnard America United States Food Administration States Council of Defense Italy France Germany Hoover Food Administration Barnard State Council of Defense Commonwealth Wilson Tomlinson Hall State Council Will J. Freeman Charles P. Emerson Frank Wampler A. B. Storms Chas. Fox A. W. Brady James L. Keach Will H. Hays Chicago Hays Evans Woollen Finance Committee Committee On Public Policy National Committee On Public Information William Green Ohio Green Liberty Loan Council of National Defense Merchants’ Economy Fred M. Ayres

Daisy Faye Meyer obituary from Dodd Bridge church

Daisy Faye Meyer aged 15 years 7 months 9 days died November 17 1917 after illness from a presumed tumor. She united with the Dodd Bridge church in 1914 under Rev Joseph Adams and was active in services. She leaves father A O Meyer three brothers Edward Thomas C Otto in service at Camp Taylor and three sisters Mrs Ruth Morris Mrs Pearl Clark Mrs Grace Hornbeck with many relatives. Funeral at Dodd Bridge church with Rev Minter officiating. pallbearers Misses Vera Hayden Essie Parnes Gertrude Warris Adna Ransford Mary Hayden and Mrs Kersey Ransford. interment Mt Tabor cemetery.

Daisy Faye A. O Laura Bell Meyer Faye Dodd Bridge Joseph Adams Edward Thomas C. Otto Camp Taylor Ruth Morris South Dakota Pearl Clark Scott City Grace Hornbeck West Union Ill Fay Darling Dodd Bridge Church Minter Prairie Creek Vera Hayden Essie Parnes Gertrude Warris Adna Ransford Mary Hayden Kersey Ransford Mt. Tabor Cemetery

Newspaper Bundle Offer For One Year

The Terre Waute Star and Sullivan Union together sell a one year subscription for five dollars.

Terre Waute Star and Sullivan Union Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union

Protracted Paxton Meeting Ends Amid Social Visits

A Paxton protracted meeting closed Wednesday night as families fellowshipped. Visitors included Mrs. Eva Dunbar of Terre Haute with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Benefiel and family, and Mr. John Wall who visited Terre Haute friends. Other guests were Mrs. Hagerman and daughter with Mrs. Mullet, Mrs. Lillie Boone, Mrs. Ella Cox and Mrs. Wilson of Carlisle, and Mrs. Betsy Trimble with Mrs. Line Trimble. Mrs. Sarah Fads returned home after a two week visit with relatives.

Henry Near Susan Carrico Sarah Eads Kate Walters Iva Lena Whitlock Clyde Shake Eva Dunbar Terre Haute Hiram Benefiel John Wall Hagerman Mullet Lillie Boone Paxton Ella Cox Wilson Carlisle Betsy Trimble Line Trimble Sarah Fads

Graysville Red Cross Progress Attracts Wide Support

The Graysville Red Cross sees rapid work progress with a Friday meeting attended by fifty four women. Many articles were completed and sent to Sullivan while children aided by cutting scraps for soldiers pillows.

Graysville Red Cross Sullivan Mildred Marvin Gracie Joseph Jessie York Bernetta Stewart Goldie Bicknell Romaine Riggs Carl Joseph Ethel Mae Hayden Juanita Adams Harold Metheny Robert Crowe Lula Hix Vesta Yager Lucile Yager Harry Burton Carl Medsker Maurice Durham Athneil Riggs Marie Harris Dennis Nash Kenneth Cushman Carl Wilson Clyde Street Hazel Osburn Lester Ransford Hazel Joseph Helen McKinley Alta Monk Mildred Adams Mary and Anna Parker Lois Bruner

Weather report from Miss Glenn Yeager for Farmersburg week

The cooperative observer for Farmersburg notes weather in the week ending November 25 with days from clear to cloudy and a trace of rain on the 22nd. Highs ranged from 60 to 23 degrees, with lows from 36 to 23.

Farmersburg Glenn Yeager Co-Operative Weather Observer

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Postoffice 1917

List of unclaimed letters dated November 26 1917 for Sullivan Indiana postoffice. Two weeks to claim before sending to Dead Letter Office. Ladies list includes Miss Myrtle Smith Barbra Gentlemen Beryford Isrel Booker Charley Mason John Miller and C W. When calling please say advertised, date advertised WM E B Ay delotte P M.

Sullivan, Ind Erven Myrtle Smith Barbra Beryford Isrel Booker Charley Mason John Miller C. W WM. EB. Aydelotte P. M

Brightening Flower Pots With Red Ochre Paint

Instructions explain brightening dingy brick red flower pots by mixing ordinary red ochre with water to a paint-like thickness and applying it to the pot. The absorbed color should remain on the pot, restoring its bright appearance.

Notice of Final Settlement in Roy E. Ladd Estate

James W. Ladd, administrator of the estate of absentee Roy E. Ladd, files his final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Thursday December 21 1917, during the November term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion Nov 28 1917.

James W. Ladd Roy E. Ladd Sullivan Circuit Court

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Sullivan County Supreme Court M.A. Haddon Choy Andrew Carnecie Andrew Carnegie the National Bank Sullivan, Indiana John C. Chaney Citizens Trust Building W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm ‘Loan Co Crowder East Side Square FE. A. Billman M. A. Haddon
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