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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
6
A brief montage of quotes advises thrift by using sidewalk space rather than car pedals. The collection contrasts a boastful man with a quick to admit fault, noting Elbert Hubbard’s line on charm in contrition.
Paris desk reports farm laborer Bonnefemme killed four members of the Ducasse family near Toulouse after discovering the alleged theft of his hat. He confessed he shot them all with a gun and showed no remorse.
Magdalene Frisch, a Jewish chemist’s daughter and fiancée of Russian airman Savro, spied for Bolsheviks and Deniken Wrangel. Captured after Savro’s treachery, she was chained to a rock in a Hotin cavern and left to die, later poisoning herself to escape torture. notebook dated October 23, 1921, details the betrayal and escape.
In Brooklyn a box behind a tin shop counter contained the body of Charles G Service. His wife Mary Carden Service and Louis Struttwolf reported a month lapse since death. An autopsy will determine the cause. The box measured about four and a half by two by two feet.
John Wilson, 45, died after dropping a lighted match into his trousers cuff. He ran into the street and collapsed on the sidewalk. Police found bottle fragments in his pocket suggesting alcohol fueled the fire.
In Peoria Illinois Elizabeth Kiebach assaulted teacher Katherine Koeppel after her son complained of a school whipping. Koeppel did not paddle the boy. Kiebach faces assault and battery charges.
James L. Campbell started a fire by tossing a lit match into a hayload in Medford New Jersey. He must pay restitution for the property damaged and a 50 dollar fine and may lose his driver license tied to the motorcar involved.
The Sunday School and twenty five branch schools organize a giving Christmas program. Pupils visit homes to identify needy families, prepare baskets with dinner supplies, deliver them on Christmas Eve, and follow up throughout the year to empower givers, not just receivers.
In Sullivan Circuit Court November Term 1923 EMIEL PALE and VIVIAN PACE file for divorce. Vivian Pace declared nonresident of Indiana. defendant must answer by January 7, 1924 or the complaint will be heard in his absence. Clerk Charles R. Railsback seals the notice. Arthur E. DeBaun represents the plaintiff. First insertion November 14, 1923.
Notice from the Indiana State Highway Commission calls for sealed bids by 10:00 A M December 18 1928 at the State House Indianapolis for paving projects on No 1 F A No 35 Sec A and F A No 64 Dixie Bee Line Road Sullivan to Standard Sullivan County 7511 miles Brick Bituminous Concrete and Concrete options. Plans may be obtained for a fee while cement is supplied by the commission. Plan costs vary by project. plans viewed at the commission office. Bids go to the lowest and best bidder with bonds required and right to reject any bids reserved.
Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for infirmary supplies for the ensuing quarter. Bids due by 12 noon Monday December 1 1923, per requisition on file with County Auditor. Attest Frank M. Daniels Auditor. First insertion November 14 1923.
Wednesday December 26 1923 the county invites bids to furnish blank books blanks and stationery for all offices during 1924 with specifications on file in the Auditor's office. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Commissioners. Ist insertion Nov 28 1923 2t.
A compact aphorism notes that many men become the unseen architects of their sons in law fortune. The remark underscores the influence and planning behind family wealth strategies.
Plaintiffs led by Schroeder & Price file a quiet title action in Sullivan County Indiana on November 13 1923 against numerous defendants including John W Nash Stephen Milam America Nash and others over a 130 73 acre real estate description in Township 6 North Range West. The suit seeks to quiet title and warns all claimants to appear or demur by January 9 1924 at the Sullivan County Court House.
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