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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
6
A fragment notes a 1918 item associated with the McClure Newspaper Syndicate. Details are incomplete, with no clear event, location, or individuals named beyond the syndicate reference.
A veteran recounts the Kaiser’s long peacetime strategy to win America's favor through cultural diplomacy and professor exchanges. He details Roosevelt statues yachting gifts and aimed influence, alongside covert efforts to sway US politics, all collapsing once the U.S. entered the war.
Carlisle friends received cards announcing the marriage of John Warfield Cooper of Carlisle to Mrs. Mary Carolin Abraham of Minneapolis. The ceremony occurred on Thursday August 22 and the couple will be at home to friends in Carlisle on Tuesday October 1.
Beginning September 1 rural route from Pleasantville is discontinued and mail to Pleasantville goes through Dugger rather than Carlisle. The Pleasantville office will be served from the Dugger post office and formerly relied on route No. 2 from Carlisle carried by Greeley Risher for years.
Percy Wolfe buys Garfield Rapp patch for 400 and sells two car loads to Frank Johnson for 900. Johnson parcels reach Fred McCoy for a Chicago concern with one car at 700 and another at 600. Wolfe later sells two more car loads for 1000. The 700 dollar car melons retail at 1.75 each in Chicago.
The funeral for Mrs Jennie Kite wife of Edwin Kite was held Sunday at Shaker Prairie Christian church with Rev Grim of Vincennes preaching. Interment followed in Shepherd cemetery. She died suddenly in bed last week at age 56 years 10 months and 7 days. Born Oct 22 1861 she married Dave Hull in 1882 and Eldwin Kite in 1887, with one daughter Ruth Wolfe of Evansville and two stepdaughters Bert Wolfe and Ed Gore surviving.
The Terre Haute Star and Ad Sullivan Un ton publish one year advertising rates at $0.00. The brief notice lists a single-year rate plan, indicating a promotional or placeholder price for local subscriptions.
Hattie E. Martin has been appointed executrix of the estate of Freeman M. Martin of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is deemed solvent. Attorney Arthur E. DeBaun handles the matter. First insertion September 11, 1918.
In Sullivan Circuit Court for September term 1918 Sparks Milling Company sues John E Thiemes a non resident. He must appear at the next term opening November 25 1918 at Sullivan Court House to answer or demur otherwise the complaint will be heard in his absence.
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