Farley Celebrates 64th Birthday With Subscriptions
Martin H. Farley, chief of the local fire department and noted city horse shoer, marked his 64th birthday on Friday. He has long lived in the county and city and learned his trade at New Lebanon. He renewed his Union subscription and also paid subscriptions for his daughters Mrs. Beulah Moss of Winchester Kentucky and Mrs. Nelle Welman of Cleveland Ohio.
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Farley
Martin H. Farley
New Lebanon
Union
Beulah Moss
Winchester
Nelle Welman
Cleveland
Ohio
Lecture Course Off For Sullivan This Winter
The lyceum committee cancels the winter lecture course for Sullivan because the new Gymnasium school building will not be completed in time for the opening.
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Sullivan
Lyceum Committee
Republican Conventions Held in Haddon and Turman Townships
Republican conventions were held Saturday afternoon in Haddon and Turman townships. In Haddon Theodore Lisman was nominated for trustee and Alonzo Colton for assessor. In Turman William H. Burke was named for trustee and Elwood Brown for assessor.
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Haddon
Turman
Carlisle
Graysville
Haddon Township
Theodore Lisman
Alonzo Colton
William H. Burke
Elwood Brown
Mrs Sophia Pirtle Guests Return Home
Mrs Sophia Pirtle and her daughter, who had been guests of N H Davis and family, have returned to their Harrington Kansas home.
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Sophia Pirtle
N. H. Davis
Harrington
Kansas
Chicago Visitor Harry Goldberg Visits Parents
Harry Goldberg of Chicago visits his parents Mr and Mrs A Goldberg during a weekend stay.
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Harry Goldberg
Chicago
Mrs. A. Goldberg
Aviator Severely Injured in Dugger Flight Attempt
Harry Evans of Kansas City, an aviator, was dangerously injured Monday at Dugger when his Riggs biplane, owned by Linton parties, wrecked after a failed flight. Evans suffered multiple broken ribs a fractured collarbone and a punctured lung as the plane crashed into a tree and porch. The machine and its wreckage represent a significant loss to the Linton group who bought it from Gus Riggs of Terre Haute.
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Harry Evans
Kansas City
Dugger
Riggs
Linton
Evans
Gus Riggs
Terre Haute
Shelburn
Coffman Park
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Post Office 1914 List
Unclaimed letters as of September 9 1914 in Sullivan Indiana post office include ladies Bonnie Bates Lizzie Gilton Birtha Guthery J E B Phillips Minnie Ransford Marz Ruble Ethel Sherman C T Gents and gents G W Dow G W Garner Joseph Powell Railsback R Y Richardson G B Robert Wilkey Paul All letters require one cent and must be called advertised within two weeks or sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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Sullivan, Ind
Bates
Bonnie Gilton
Lizzie Guthery
Birtha McGaughey
J. EB. Phillips
Minnie Ransford
Marz Ruble
Ethel Sherman
C. T. Gents
Dow
G. W. Garner
Joseph C. Powell
Ed Railsback
R. Y. Richardson
G. B. Robert
S. Wilkey
Paul
W. E. Aydelotte
P. M
23 Votes Mark Cullop Lead and Sullivan County Progressives
A connection is suggested between Cullop's 23 vote majority over Hunt and the 23 progressives who attended the Sullivan County progressive convention. The remark ties local election momentum to the convention turnout.
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Hunt
Sullivan County
Subsidy Election Set in Jackson for Coal Belt Plan
County commissioners set October 21 as the election date in Jackson township to decide on a two percent subsidy for the proposed coal belt traction line.
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Jackson
Jackson Township
Candidate declared sane after hallucination scare
Terre Haute Indiana September 4 a candidate on the Harrison township Democratic ticket was declared sane today after authorities said he had an hallucination that he would be elected in November.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Harrison Township
Local Residents Headed Out and In for Various Moves
Miss Gertrude Herbert leaves for Indianapolis to serve as assistant warden at the Woman s Prison. A. D. Morris and family depart Garnett Kansas to establish a new home. Rev. Albert Nichols begins as pastor of the Christian church and moves into the parsonage with his son starting school. Other locals visit relatives in Harrisburg Princeton Chicago Pekin and Defiance while Carl R Hinkle visits Sullivan from Madison Wisconsin.
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Gertrude Herbert
Indianapolis
Woman’s Prison
Lizzie Stratton
Harrisburg
Ill
Margaret Stratton
Mary
Princeton
Harry C. Booth
Chicago
A. D. Morris
Garnett
Kansas
Gilbert Gambill
Albert Nichols
The
Christian Church
Carl R. Hinkle
Madison, Wis
Judge Bridwell Returns From James Lake Fishing Trip
Judge W. H. Bridwell returned Friday from a two weeks fishing trip on James Lake near Angola. He was the guest of Prof. F. M. Price of Fort Wayne who has a cottage on James Lake. Price is a former local school principal and Bridwell’s old schoolmate.
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W. H. Bridwell
James Lake
Angola
F. M. Price
Fort Wayne
Prof. Price
Judge Bridwell
Turman and Riggs Attend State Fair in Indianapolis
J. Ed Turman and Will G. Riggs are attending the state fair in Indianapolis as part of a local delegation. They plan to tour exhibits and meet community officials during the event.
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J. Ed Turman
Will G. Riggs
Indianapolis
Kirkham Attends State Fair at Indianapolis
Slem. 8. Kirkham attends the state fair in Indianapolis, taking part in events and public exhibits across the fairgrounds.
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Slem
Kirkham
Indianapolis
Row Between Cullop and Vollmer Sparks Bitter Debate
A Vincennes report by Perry D. Green details a heated feud between state treasurer William H Vollmer and Congressman William Allen Cullop. The dispute centers on political maneuvering involving Hugh Goodwin Mrs Cullop and a push to replace Goodwin with a relative of H T Willis. The feud risks widening into a larger intra party clash affecting local Democratic dynamics.
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Perry D. Green
Vincennes
William H. Vollmer
William Allen Cullop
Hugh Goodwin
Cullop
Washington
Mr. Goodwin
Mr. Cullop
Goodwin
Yollmer
D. Frank Culbertson
Louis A. Meyer
Meyer
Mr. Vollmer
Frank Kapps
Culbertson
Kapps
Vollmer
John Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Kern
James Garrard
H. T. Willis
Mason J. Niblack
Niblack
Miss Ethel McCloud Named Carlisle School Musical Director
Miss Ethel McCloud of Indianapolis formerly of this city is selected as musical director of the Carlisle schools. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W A McCloud who resided here several years.
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Ethel McCloud
Indianapolis
Carlisle
W. A. McCloud
Plunketts Attend State Fair in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs R A Plunkett attend the state fair at Indianapolis. Miss Margaret Hughes accepts a position as a bookkeeper for Crawford and Thompson.
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R. A. Plunkett
Indianapolis
Margaret Hughes
Crawford & Thompson
Evansville Visit By Mr and Mrs Doug Bell
Mr. and Mrs Doug Bell are visiting in Evansville according to local society notes. The brief mentions their travel and presence in the city during the week.
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Mrs
Doug Bell
Evansville
Final Settlement in James F. Springer Estate Heard
Kitty Springer and Thomas B. Springer Jr executors of James F. Springer estate Sullivan County Indiana have filed their final account report. The Sullivan Circuit Court will hear it on Friday October 2 1914 the 23rd judicial day of September term 1914. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Hunt Gambill Attorneys.
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Kitty Springer
Thomas B. Springer, Jr
James F. Springer
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit
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Perry Pony
F. M. Douthitt
Clothier
Majestic Theatre Movies
Maxwell-Cowles
Foot-Fitters
Walters & Robbins Drug & Piano House
LEE Ellis Harness
the Peoples State Bank
Roy Cowles
W. E. Johnson & CO. Meats
Bennett’s Pharmacy
Side Square
Cullop-Vollmer-Goodwin
Fred Bays
Lake Erie
Fred F. Bays
Bays
Mr. Bays
Sandusky
Fred
E. K. Pugh
F. O. Pugh
Vincennes University
Hunt & Gambill, Attorneys
Lindley
Interurban
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