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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
5
William Pittman was arrested Thursday by Constable Watson on a charge of provoking Chas Ward. He was fined one dollar and costs by Squire Usrey and released from state prison recently where he served time for assault with intent.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised as a healing balm for old sores ulcers burns cuts and piles. Joe K. Smock & Son druggists guarantee its effectiveness at 25 cents.
At the quarterly Methodist conference in Farmersburg the tender to remain in charge was approved unanimously. Rev Couchman announced he would stay, and the church report will be presented at the annual conference in Columbus on Sept 25.
In Shelburn on September 10 the Misses Hamilton plan to open a new millinery store in the former McHugh and Padgett furniture shop location. The furniture business has relocated to two rooms west of the old site.
Times for westbound trains Nos 2 33 93 and mixed trains 21 22 33 3 listed with morning departures and daily runs. Eastbound schedules show No 2 10 39 a m No 34 6 59 p m and a 3 20 p m run daily with Nos 93 and others daily except Sunday.
Shelburn officials Frank J. First Dr. W. A. Bailey and Curt McCoskey announce that John W Parker will serve as principal and superintendent Edith Glenn and Bedwell share teaching duties with a full roster across grades from primary to eighth. Attendance expected near last year. school opens next Monday.
Ray Carter, of this city, was arrested Sunday by Constable Watson on a charge of criminal assault against Mrs. Amanda Hoggatt. The incident occurred Friday when Carter allegedly intoxicated dragged her to an outbuilding and attempted the assault. Bond set at $500. in jail unable to post. Preliminary hearing scheduled this afternoon before Squire Irkham. Carter previously faced an October circuit court trial and earlier was jailed for involvement in Joe B. Orr’s murder.
Mr and Mrs Ransom Brodie entertained guests at their country home Monday evening for their niece Miss Mattie Van Sant. The gathering featured games conversations and summer refreshments with a long list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Joe Brodie Harve Carter Homer Creager L V Creager Stark Mona Lara Chambers Mary Harlow Ethel Creager and others. The guests departed late after a most enjoyable evening.
Supt. Holton forwards state recommended course of study to Sullivan High School. The new law requires two additions not previously taught: commercial arithmetic and civil government. The plan lists required courses by year including algebra, languages, history, science, and geography with a year of electives and weekly music and drawing periods.
Preventics T B Shaffer reports six teachers cannot conduct classes and a new instructor will be hired when term opens. Superintendent Holton warns enrollment may reach record highs with less than 200 pupils seen as disappointing. Miss Ena O'Dell wed Mr. Ben O'Dell and Robert Baker in Farmersburg. Guy G Specker from West Lafayatte arrives to lead Sullivan high school. seventh faculty member to be added amid rising enrollment.
Vincennes resident R. George Knapp will address the public at the McCammon House Friday September 20 from 6 to 2. The event invites local residents to hear his talk and engage in a question session.
Classified notice seeking all kinds of second hand furniture and stores listed in the Index Furniture Store Department. Includes dates 30-11 and reference to The Sullivan Union and the Terre Haute Daily Star one year subscription at 2.75 dollars.
Charles Jerauld of Carlisle was arrested by Sheriff Walters on forgery charges. He waived examination and was bound over to the circuit court in 500, secured by his aunt. The note forged bore Hanna F. Jerauld’s signature with Chas. G. Jerauld, was dated January 12, 1904, and connected to a four month loan.
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