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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1914

Page

5

Rumors of Blood on the Democratic Moon

Indianapolis reports long standing rumors of splits within the Democratic state organization. Treasurer W. H. Vollmer allegedly pressures Rep. Cullop to retire, while a Vollmer backed anti Cullop plan falters. Disclosures about the 1913 legislature and Homer L. Cook fuel unease as Republicans hammer accusations.

Indianapolis W. H. Vollmer Vollmer C&llop Cullop Knox County House Cook Columbus Ind Scott County Journal Samuel B. Wells Homer L. Cook B. F. Shively Mr. Wells George M. Ray Ray

Chautauqua Attendance Noted Amid Rainy Days

The Big Springs report notes plenty of rain while Chautauqua ends with attendees satisfied. Visitors include Evalyn Clark of Chicago visiting Lucile and Martha Durham and Selma Wasson of Decatur staying with Mrs Mann and relatives. O T Collier attended nearly every session. Ogle Morgan visited Warren Watson for alfalfa soil inoculation. J T Shores and wife from Hutsonville spent Saturday night with Emergon Watson.

Evalyn Clark Chicago Lucile Martha Durham W. R. Wasson Selma Decatur Ill Mann Ingersoll O. T. Collier Ogle Morgan Warren Watson

Mrs H R Ford Visits Mt Vernon Relative Circle

Mrs H R Ford of Mt Vernon Illinois visited relatives and friends here over Sunday sharing time with family and local acquaintances.

H. R. Ford Mt. Vernon, IL

An Indiana Hymn of Peace by George B. Lockwood

Poem expresses Hoosier pacifism and antiwar sentiment from the Muncie Press. speaker rejects war, mocks war profiteers, and favors rural Indiana life over battlefield sacrifice, urging restraint and resistance to entangling in global conflict.

George B. Lockwood Muncie Ezar King Kaiser

Area families share meals and visits across Paxton and Sullivan

Sunday and Monday saw numerous local gatherings as families including Carrico Walters Trimble Dunbar and Cooksey hosted dinners and visited kin in Paxton Sullivan and surrounding towns. A chautauqua in Merom drew a mix of residents including Booker Wall Carrico Boone and Hilderbrand while Nell Nash remained ill.

Dan Carrico Kate Walters Iva Nan Cox Ed Trimble Ace Dunbar Near Sullivan Elmer Carrico Nell Nash Paxton Lon Carrico Marshal Harris Ben Shake Perry Clayton James Dunbar Willie Bennett Merom Walter Booker Zelma Lon Wall Wesley Carrico James Boone Maude Walters Josie Maude Hilderbrand Stella Carrico Sam Plummer Bill Figg James Orndoff Oaktown Elmer Cooksey Delia Mounts James McHugh Shelburn Scott Trimble Fleming Milburn Lola Templeton Linton Ben McCammon Institute Sullivan Emma Dunbar Ulysses Willington Near Paxton

Visits and social notes from Sullivan R R No 9 region

Social roundups list visits by Mr and Mrs Homer Jackson Earl and Will Alsop of Merom Station Claude McKinley Stewart Mc Cammon and Charley Fife. Families dine with Bedwells and Bedwell and Badders. Carl Alsop ill. Prayer meeting at U B next Sunday. Sunday school Sunday morning. Weather Prophet predicts rain.

Sullivan James Vaughn Charley Myers Grandma Alsop John Alsop Homer Jackson Charley Chambers Carl Alsop U. B Fannie Robbins Julia Alsop

Letter from Fairbanks woman orders Union sent to son in Navy

Mrs. C. R. Piety of Fairbanks township asks the Union to forward mail to her son M. L. Piety, a sailor aboard the U S S New Orleans with the Pacific Fleet.

C. R. Piety Fairbanks Township Union M. L. Piety U. S. Navy U. 8 New Orleans Pacific Fleet

One Dollar Wheat Reaches Dollar Per Bushel Peak

Wheat hit one dollar per bushel in the city and county on Friday the highest price since 1910, remaining the prevailing rate across the area.

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Curry Township Sunday School Institute Held September Event

The Curry township Sunday school institute under Sullivan County Sunday School Association will be at Farmersburg September 8 to 10 with evening sessions and afternoon sessions on September 9 and 10. Rev. Philip Freis directs. committees include Financial, Entertainment, and Program. Notable programs feature Rev. J C Benson, Rev. A M McGuire, Rev. Gary Cook, Rev. D W Denney, and Rev. Clarke R Parker among others, with multiple choruses, addresses, and special music from local churches and quartets. Event runs Sept 8 10 with diverse speakers and community groups participating.

Curry Township Sunday School Institute Sullivan County Sunday School Association Farmersburg Philip Freis Financial Walker Jennings Claude Raines Daniel Miller Alaska Carter Charles Moore T. S. McDonald T. VY. Pittman George King Dan Miller Oscar Allen Farmersburg M. E P. C. Griffith M. E. Church Shelburn J. C. Benson Brazil Ind Shelburn M. E. School B. H. Brunner Carlisle Christian Church Shelburn Christian Sunday School New University Extension A. M. McGuire Sullivan Baptist Church Farmersburg Christian Sunday School The Church School Gary Cook Joshua Beasley Joshua Beas

Old Soldiers Reunion Delights Town Amid Rain

The veterans reunion drew a large crowd Wednesday and Thursday with modest turnout Friday due to rain. Celebrants and relatives from Scranton and nearby towns visited, church members attended services, and Rev. Ryan enjoyed greetings at the reunion. A local wedding occurred at Shelburn, and registration reminder for September 5 announced ahead of November 3.

W. J. Williams Elizabeth H. M. Williams Jennett Gertrude Scranton Jasonville M. E Our Town

Smiths Return to Sullivan After Renting Turman Farm

Mr and Mrs William Smith relocate from their Turman township farm to Sullivan and have leased the property to Robert Huff. They plan a visit with their sons Is and George near Batesville Nawas before leaving.

William Smith Turman Township Sullivan Robert Huff George Bates‘ville Nawas

Local News Brief From New Lebanon Area

Mr and Mrs Millard Stivers shopped in Sullivan Thursday. Mr and Mrs George Mason welcomed a baby girl born Saturday night. Mrs Sadie Lenox was in New Lebanon Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Millard Stivers and

Lenox Chaney Geo. Mason Sam Blakeman Mr. Bledsoe Stivers Rogers Paxton Edgar Ridge Carlisle Burd Stivers Edna Stivers Merom New Lebanon R. R Millard Stivers Sullivan George Mason Sadie Lenox New Lebanon

Weather and local notices from a rural county pages

Farmers report adequate soil moisture after recent rains improving wheat and vegetation. Teachers attend county institute this week. Mrs. Wid Thomas from Terre Haute visits. W. S. Moore from Brazil visited last Saturday. Chautauqua guests endured a wet week. Mrs. S. S. Yager shows slight improvement.

County Institute Wid Thomas Terre Haute W. S. Moore Brazil S. S. Yager

Reo Exhibit by H. Anderson at Howards Garage

H Anderson of 662 Ohio Street, agent for Reo automobiles, will display the 1915 model in Sullivan and Vigo counties at Howards Garage during the sports season.

Reo Automobiles Sullivan

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