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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1918

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Letters from the Front: A Postcard from France in 1918

Private N. K. Harris in Bat. C of the 128th Field Artillery reports moving near a French health resort town. He describes train rides, billets in hillside buildings, picket lines, and meals of bread coffee beans and corned beef hash. He notes Swiss cheese and rye bread, a traveling market, and American soldiers in a picturesque countryside while awaiting further orders.

Lodquiday Red Gilbreath Flynn Norman Hill Blackie Henderson Fritzie Boy Lagana Beauty Brooks Rock Road Bowie Pa Hatten Sitting Gull Bugler Woods Mechanic Tours Sweyla Lonergan Sam Woods Montezuma Wabash Parke County Sargi. Parks Crowdin Pop Geers Len McDonald Sitting Bull Hallen Europe St. Robert Pp. S Paris

Sullivan County Quota Set for Fourth Liberty Loan

St Louis Sept 27 The quota for Sullivan county in the Fourth Liberty Loan is 916000 to be sold between Saturday and October 19. The county’s Third Liberty Loan quota was 427700 with 451150 sold. Officials urge prompt response to show 100 percent American duty as volunteers serve overseas.

St. Louis Sullivan County

Former resident Joy Shirk Modglin seriously wounded on duty

Joy Shirk Modglin, once a city resident, was shot in the leg and is hospitalized. His parents, Mr and Mrs John Modglin, now live in Vincennes. He was reported seriously injured while on duty.

Joy Shirk Modglin Prance John Modglin Vincennes

Parker Rusher Dies at 79 in Cass Township Home

Cass township resident Parker Rusher died yesterday morning at Caldonia home at age 79. His wife survives. The funeral was held at the residence this morning conducted by Rev. Neal.

Parker Rusher Cass Township Caledonia Jie Neal

Aged Woman Injured by Cow During Walk

Mrs. Sam Cartwright, 72, was seriously injured Monday evening when a cow charged and threw her about 75 feet. She suffered a fractured left hip.

Sam Cartwright Vans

Carlisle Man Appointed Fifth District Appeal Board Member

Frank Alumbaugh is appointed as a member of the Fifth District Appeal Board to succeed the late W. H. Jones Jr. He has qualified for the office and will serve on the board in Carlisle.

Carlisle Frank Alumbaugh Fifth District Appeal Board W. H. Jones, Jr Alumbaugh

Private Hamby Over Sees Arrival Safely

Private Albert Herman Hamby son of Mrs Addie Hamby near Shelburn has arrived safely over seas He belonged to an Ili nois regiment.

Albert Herman Hamby Addie Hamby Near Shelburn

Public Sales Announced for Milligan and Sparks Farms

Public sale notices list J W Milligan selling stock at his Fairbanks area farm on Saturday October 12 and H H Sparks Son selling cattle hogs and farm implements at their farm three miles north and six miles west of Sullivan on Tuesday October 8.

Union J. W. Milligan Fairbanks Mr. Milligan H. H. Sparks & Son Sullivan

Illness and quarantine report from wartime Sullivan County

A Sullivan County report notes Sargeant Eugene B. Marlow of Co. B 30th Ammunition Train ill with pneumonia in Sydney Nova Scotia and his company under quarantine. The Indiana Presbytery endorses the Allied war effort. The Sullivan Exemption Board lists the next group to Camp Taylor but delays departure due to Spanish influenza.

Sydney Sullivan Boys Sullivan County Goard Camp Taylor Louisville Chas. Lowry Dugger Kay Harris Farmersburg Odie Elmer Stevens George A. Scott Sullivan R. B. Thompson Brooks Carlisle Fussell Brock Farsie A. Hale Linton Win Lawrence Bailey Vm. G. Hendricks Shelburn John Rigney John Robert Phillips Sullivan iGonn H. Gadberry Gorgey J. Ridgeway Graysville Toute Ritchie Sullivan Kennis H. Wilkay R. A. Royal Lynn Bird Paxton Jee Alumbaugh Suullivan Lemuel Burton Lutz Sullivan Gus S. Anders Elua P. Sparks Sterom Whouiter MM. Willis Charles Williams John Frederick Wilson Dugger Tremas Orvil Criss Lewis Lyman Hilderbrand Pleasantville Ollie Gilbreath R. A. Mason Main Sullivan Wim James H. Mahan Merom Frank B. Pugh James H. Vaughn Fred D. Watson Arthur Fridemaker Don C. Frakes Clarence D. Lamb George McCoskey Hymera Wim Roy Smith Paxton Harold Morris Howard Batchelor Glessie Ladson Olen Hl. Reronolds Roy S. Brown R. Russell A. Foochs Denver C. Steiner Wm. C. Newsome Sullivan Adolph Starkey R. A Frank P. Osborne Clyde Clem Jeffries James Earl Pound Fairbanks Walter C. McLin Albert Pfrang Sandborn Charles C. Chapman Harold Witkey R. 3

Coffman Son Improves After Illness at Great Lakes

Word reaches from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago that Scott Coffman son of Mr and Mrs John Coffman of west of the city has shown improvement while hospitalized with pneumonia. His brother Charles and his mother went to the station but could not visit due to quarantine.

Scott Coffman John Coffman Great Lakes Naval Training Station Chicago Charles Coffman

Army medical corps to France from Camp Greenleaf

Word from Capt. J. B. Maple at Camp Greenleaf Georgia reports army medical corps men are being hurried across there in large numbers. He expects to reach France before the end of November and says he has been putting in hard work but is feeling fine and enjoying the new duties.

J. B. Maple Camp Greenleaf Army Medical Corps France Maple Shelburn

Rev S J Cross’s Son Killed In Action In France

Paul Cross son of Rev S J Cross of Shelbyville became the new pastor of the Methodist church here and was recently killed in action in France. His father told a Red Cross audience he would rather his son lie in a patriot’s grave in France than hide behind a wooden desk.

Loshs Paul Cross S. J. Cross Shelbyville Methodist France Red Cross

War Mothers Dedicate Service Flag in Shelburn

The War Mothers of Curry township dedicated a service flag Sunday at the Shelburn Methodist church. Stephen Horde of Terre Haute delivered the principal address. he has recently returned from France due to injuries.

War Mothers Curry Township Shelburn Stephen Horde Terre Haute France

Reid Family Motor Trip Covers Over Fourteen Hundred Miles

Mr and Mrs Paul L Reid return from a trip visiting daughter Mrs J T Bradley in Cleveland Ohio and son Private Tom Reid at Camp Custer Battle Creek Michigan. They drive home directly covering more than fourteen hundred miles without an accident or tire change.

Paul L. Reid Cleveland Ohio J. T. Bradley Battle Creek Michigan Tom Reid Camp Custer

Verne Ross Over Safety Reported From Seas

Mr and Mrs H K Ross have received word that their son Verne has arrived safely over seas.

Verne Ross

Elmer Whitfield Waives Exemption Before Board

Elmer Whitfield a well known young colored man of this city appeared before the local board Saturday and waived all claims for exemption. His waiver was signed by his wife and he was placed in Class A. Whitfield formerly served in the U S Navy nearly three years on the destroyer Hopkins.

Elmer Whitfield Whitfield U. S. Navy U. S Hopkins

Medical Corps Captain Faces Week of Examinations at Camp Greenleaf

Captain Walter N Thompson of the Medical Corps at Camp Greenleaf Georgia writes of a tough week ahead with physical medical examinations shots and tests. He expects to be in the hospital after completing the ordeal.

Walter N. Thompson Medical Corps Camp Greenleaf

Sullivan County Teens Sail Safe From Overseas

Word was received last week of the safe trip overseas of Clyde O. Creager son of Mr and Mrs A B Creager of near Merom and Raymond Waidner son of Mr and Mrs Chris Waidner of New Lebanon and Henry Lutz son of Mr and Mrs C M Lutz of this city Mr Lutz was a former employee of this office.

Clyde O. Creager A. B. Creager Near Merom Raymond Waidner Chris. Waidner New Lebanon Henry Lutz C. M. Lutz Mr. Lutz

Last Day to Register to Vote for November Election

Monday is the final day to register for the November election with next Monday October 7th given as the deadline. The notice urges voters to register or lose suffrage and notes the registration board operates at the county clerk’s office in the courthouse under the new law.

Court House

New Suits and Divorces Against Multiple Defendants

Various petitions include Ida McClure and James McClure in divorce and custody actions. Esther J Stevenson and Fred Stevenson with McKeen National Bank in alimony. Tomes seeking divorce custody and support. guardianship for Adam H Crist. real estate sale petition. Other matters include damages claims by Lower Vein Coal Co. and possession and damages suits.

Ida McClure James Albert McClure John MccCrocklin Lower Vein Coal Co Thomas Jeffreys Esther J. Stevenson Fred Stevenson McKeen National Bank Joseph B. Black Leonard A. Stranahan Mary Paddock William Paddock William F. Adams Hud _ S Sadie Tomes Benjamin Tomes Adam H. Crist

Sullivan County Red Cross Chapter Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Sullivan County Red Cross Chapter will be held at the courthouse in Sullivan city on Friday evening October 4 1918 at eight o'clock. J R Crowder, Chairman.

Sullivan County Red Cross Chapter Court House City of Sullivan J. R. Crowder

County Under Liberty Loan Quota Declared

A county announces it is under its Liberty Loan quota amid local effort to boost war bond purchases. Officials urge residents to participate, highlighting community support and expected turnout.

Liberty Loan Drive Progress in Sullivan County Townships

Sullivan County reports $752 000 in Liberty Loan subscriptions with $160 000 more needed to reach the county quota of $916 000. Several townships exceed targets while others lag. Hamilton is $58 200 behind, Fairbanks $20 000 behind, Turman $70 640 behind, Jefferson $6 000 short, and Gill $22 300 short, with overages in Jackson, Curry, Cass and others expected to push over the top by Friday.

Sullivan County Jessup Bolinger Liberty Loan Sullivan Hamilton Jackson Township Curry Fairbanks Turman Township Cass Jefferson Township Haddon Township Gill Township Turman Jefferson

Former Pastor Sends Card From Across Sea

A card to Sir and Mrs. Robert Taylor from Rev. John Mecb D. Horne, former pastor of First Christian church and now Red Cross worker in France, notes arrival at service field, long trip, and rising praise for America. He reports transfer to the regular army as a chaplain and thanks the church for support.

Robert Taylor John Mecb D. Horne First Christian Church Red Cross France Italy America

Notice of War Board newspaper subscription rules

The War Board requires publishers to shift to prepaid subscriptions and disallows continued service after three months past expiration without renewal. Check the number after your name. if it is less than 2726 you are delinquent and should renew. Delinquents will receive personal notice. papers may be discontinued after due notice.

Staschibers War Board

Captain Maple Transferred to Camp Logan Houston

Captain J. B. Maple of Shelburn, previously relocated to Camp Greenleaf Georgia, has been transferred to Camp Logan in Houston Texas.

Maple J. B. Maple Shelburn Camp Greenleaf Camp Logan Houston Texas

Taylor Enters Naval Officers Reserve Corps Program

John S. Taylor of this city filed an application for enrollment in the Naval Officers Reserve Corps. He has gone to Greencastle to serve as General Secretary of the YMCA for the student army training corps until he may be called for duty.

John S. Taylor Naval Officers Reserve Corps Taylor Greencastle Student Army Training Corps

Mrs Minnie Tucker Visits Friends in Sidney Ohio

Mrs Minnie Tucker of Sidney Ohio is visiting Mrs Helen Mahley and other relatives here during a local stay and reconnecting with family.

Minnie Tucker Sidney, O Helen Mahley

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Private Harris Bob United States Roy Modglein Parik Rusher Private Hamby THE Tthomas Sargeant Eugene BB. Marlow Dangerously Foun C. Chaney Indiana Presbytery John C. Chaney Presbytery Indiana Austria Front County DR. Thompson Georgia Annual Meeting RED Cross Chapter Torman Jackson Hamilton Township
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