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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
5
The city council votes to maintain the same rate as last year, set at one dollar and nine cents per hundred dollars of assessed value. The decision preserves existing revenue expectations and avoids changes to property tax bills.
New Lebanon and Sullivan residents frequent shops and visits in Sul livan and Terre Haute this week. Local families like the Lisman, Hartling, Springer, Wininger, and Bolenbaugh clans figure in social calls and dinners with relatives and friends across Vincennes Terre Haute Dugger and Mt Carmel. Mr and Mrs Isaac Brown celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Frank Kimberlain conducted business in Vincennes.
A. E. Sloop remains on the sick list. G. J. Spencer visited Carlisle on Saturday. Dick Arnett of Arkansas visited relatives nearby. Grover Robbins sold his DeWitt Bedwell farm to James R. Brown of Sullivan. Sunday services at Mt Calvary begin at 10 30 a m with Rev. Joe Adams. Rev. Huff leads meetings at Patton grove near Brodie school house. Mr and Mrs Robert Canary of Sullivan visited C H Banks. doctors Cox and Ledune of Carlisle attended an ailing cow belonging to G J Spencer. Mr and Mrs Isaac Brown of New Lebanon visited Ben Brown’s family.
Local residents attend a Merom chautauqua camping event with teachers and relatives among the participants. Rev Blanchard Davis from Sullivan leads revival meetings at Glendora assisted by Loo kie Kiefer. Several conversions are reported as families plan moves and visits to Detroit and Bell Buckle Tennessee.
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