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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1905

Page

2

Ascension Seminary in Farmersburg Grows and Moves

The article recounts Capt. Crawford’s impact on local education from 1860 onward, including founding Ascension Seminary in 1862 and reopening it as a normal college in 1865. It details relocations to West Jackson street, sale to Farmersburg trustees, Brunker’s Opera House use, and ongoing building expansions completed by 1896 under trustees Cummins Gaskins Forbes Lloyd Heap Burton.

Alex Ascension Seminary W. T. Crawford Farmersburg Capt. Crawford Columbiana County Ohio John M Walters Walters Murray Briggs Sullivan School West Jackson Street William A. Brunker Brunker’s Charles A. Lloyd George Heap J. F. Burton

Death of Ethel May Phegley Near Carlisle

Ethel May Phegley eight year old girl died last Friday at her home six miles southeast of Carlisle Isle after sudden chills and convulsions. Funeral services were held Sunday at the house by Rev. W D Wood and burial followed in Shepherd Cemetery. The daughter of James Phegley and his wife.

Ethel May Phegley James Phegley Carlisle W. D. Wood Methodist Church Shepherd Cemetery Carlisle News

Finding Money and Health Through Dr King’s Discovery

Local man W C Barber of Sandy Level Virginia credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with curing his chest trouble caused by smoke and coal dust after other remedies failed. Joe K Smock’s drug store offers 50 cent and 1 09 dollar bottles with a trial bottle free.

W.C. Barber Sandy Level Joe K. Smock’s

Card of Thanks for Illness and Death of Mother

Andrew H. Weir and family express thanks to neighbors and friends for support during mother and wife's illness and passing.

Andrew H. Weir

Trinity Springs Name Springs Resort Tops County Visit

Correspondence from Trinity Springs notes three close springs with sulphur iron and magnesia qualities. Visitors flock from early morning to noon to bathe drink and view rock inscriptions. Several local hotels host campers who gather at the springs daily in a popular regional retreat.

Union Trinity Springs Trinity Springs Shelburn Dolans, Lundy and Henson

Trinity Springs details and summer resort scene

A North Indiana travel note describes Trinity Springs as a health getaway with mineral water, lodging and camping options. Visitors from Sullivan, Loogootee, Shoals and others enjoy box ball, lawn tennis, croquet, cards, dancing and baseball. The piece highlights roads from Indian Station, the grounds run by Lloyd Kennedy, and local hospitality amid rainy weather and local scenery.

Trinity Springs J.C. Dolans P.M Dolans Henson Trinity J. G. H. Rapier Fred Steel Bro Sullivan County Loogootee Shoals Bicknell Bedford Linton and Sullivan Lloyd Kennedy Martin County Bears’ Hill Jobe McBride Indian Station S. I

Flatboat voyage to New Orleans and surviving cholera

In 1848 seven Eugene area men launched a flour laden flatboat from Eugene landing and sailed via the Vermillion Wabash Ohio and Mississippi to New Orleans. cholera struck as Asia tic outbreak raged. Lloyd Edmonds died while F M Bishop and Hugh Johnson survived after following a root whiskey cure. Both were veterans. Bishop celebrated his 79th birthday recently.

Wabash River New Orleans Newport Ind Hoosier Eugene Eugene Landing Edmonds & Ramey Big Vermillion Wabash Ohio Mississippi Lloyd Edmonds F. M. Bishop Hugh Johnson Eugene Township Marshal Bishop

New Suits Filed Against Several Defendants

Terre Haute Oil and Coal Company sues Arthur R. Ladson on account. Martin E. Badders sues Abraham McClellan et al to quiet title and satisfy mortgage. Wiley Gambill sues William Bledsoe et al to quiet title. Sullivan County Loan Trust Company sues Reliance Coal and Mining Co on notes. George L. Wilkins sues Reliance Coal and Mining Co on note. Indiana Southern Coal Company sues John Houck et al ORDA on note and to quiet title. Albert Clark sues Ollie Clark for divorce.

Terre Haute Oil and Coal Company Arthur R. Ladson Martin E. Badders Abraham McClellan Wiley Gambill William Bledsoe Sullivan County Loan Trust Company Reliance Coal and Mining Co George L. Wilkins Indiana Southern Coal Company John Houck ORDA Albert Clark Ollie Clark

Obituary of Sarelda Lockhart Pioneer Church Member

Sarelda Lockhart born December 26 1885 in Pleasant Grove lineage of Theo polis Padget and Philip Hinkle. She joined Pleasant Grove church young, married Moses Spencer who died in the Civil War, later wed John H Lockhart. seven children born, four living. Died July 31 1905 with funeral by Rev Furry at Pleasantville cemetery.

Sarelda Lockhart Theopolis Jane Padget Philip Hinkle M. E. Church Pleasant Grove Phillip Zelatus Clifford Elias Gaskins Moses Spencer John H. Lockhart Furry Pleasantville

Cat cremation tale in rural ride and odd remark

A narrator recalls transporting a cat named Cat with Maud and Rex Buggy toward a burning site near Oaktown. Locals help move the cat to fire where witnesses describe the cat’s fur burning away and a remark about never seeing No 9 West Side again. A man asks about a SPECIAL HEATING STOVE and mentions a fire held for 10 days until Tom got away.

Mantha John Maud Paxton Carlisle Oaktown West Side Agin Samantha Tom

Bargain Hunter Tours Big Display Room and Furniture Dept

A shopper explored the buggy display room and furniture department late in the day. He expressed interest in buggies, carts, surreys, wagons, pipes, seeds, fencing, poultry wire, and hardware before viewing bedroom suites and other furnishings. He noted a White Lily washing machine for his wife and planned to return.

John

The Special Rab Bit With Three Lives

A humorous metaphor compares a resident to a rabbit driven from a tree and describes his three lives as if they were installments of selling various goods. The tone blends whimsy with a social observation on resilience and repetition.

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