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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1915

Page

8

Local Civil War veteran James Beck dies near Charleston Illinois

James Francis Beck a 69 year old farmer and Civil War veteran from Hutton township died after an extended illness at his home twelve miles south of Charleston Illinois. He was born January 6 1846 in Sullivan Indiana and served in Company F Thirty first Indiana Volunteer Infantry. He leaves a wife four daughters a son two brothers and two sisters.

James Francis Beck Sullivan William Beck Charleston Charleston Courier Hutton Township Mr. Beck Indiana Volunteer Infantry James Beck Stella Graham Philadelphia Myrtle Conner Cumberland County M. A. Tipsword Elsie Giffin Roy Beck George Sullivan, Ind Nannie Carr

Personal notices from Palestine travelers and visitors

Mrs Will Armstrong visits relatives in Palestine. Mr and Mrs Dave Miller of Melcher Iowa, formerly of this city, stay with Mrs Miller’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell. Mrs Clarence Reitz of Evansville visits Mrs Fred F Bays. Walter Dumph, ex city high teacher, is here en route to St Louis for Yeaton High School. Mrs Charles Ruddell and children return from Huston Missouri visit with Judge Beck. Mrs Lola Burr attends Indianapolis state fair. Mr E Draper travels to Pittsburgh Pa on business. French Maxwell of Puerto Rico visits his mother Mrs Laura Maxwell. Herbert Davis goes to Crawfordsville for Wa bash College. Glenn Leach leaves for Ft Wayne to teach sewing. Dale Billman Herbert Davis Harold Booth Fred Loudermilk go to Crawfordsville for Wabash College.

Will Armstrong Palestine Dave Miller Melcher Iowa Dale Billman Herbert Davis Harold Booth Fred Loudermilk Crawfordsville Wabash College

Return to Protection and Prosperity in an Old Land

George B. Lockwood laments tariff reductions and free trade under Woodrow Wilson urging a return to protectionist policy. He argues war and foreign competition hurt American workers, advocates reimposing tariffs, stamps, and revenue measures to restore jobs, wages, and national prosperity.

National Republican Mars Underwood Seattle Jacksonville Jefferson Charon Woodrow George B. Lockwood

Eightieth Anniversary of Mrs Cyrus Pierce

About 100 relatives and friends gathered at the Pierce home for Mrs. Cyrus Pierce's 80th birthday. A fifty foot noon table held abundant food as Rev W H Thompson and many Dodd McKee families joined in the celebration. Uncle Cy and Aunt Mary marked 58 years of marriage last April, with a long life in the community.

Cyrus Pierce Pierce Joe McKee Will McKee Terre Haute Charles Dodd Hud Dodd John Dodd Willow Hill Ill Herman Charles McKee John McKee Merom W. H. Thompson Graysville Charles Russell Fairbanks Mary

Local Man Harve Gordon Returns After Hospital Surgery

Harve Gordon came back from Chicago where he was operated on in a Presbyterian hospital. He was with his wife and young son. A further operation will be needed but cannot be done until he regains his strength.

Harve Gordon Chicago Presbyterian Hospital Mr. Gordon

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Post Office

List of undelivered letters dated Sept 15 1915 includes Miss Becca Smith and Frank Allen among others. Recipients urged to call within two weeks by stating advertised or letters will go to the Dead Letter Office. P M W E Aydelotte postmaster.

Sullivan, Ind Smith Miss Becca

Marriage Licenses Listing From Carlisle Area Couples

The notice lists multiple couples and their occupations and ages as they apply for marriage licenses in the Carlisle region. Included pairs are Charles E Schu and Leora Levron. William P Hinote and Ermie BE Godfrey. Claude N Miller and Mary Marie Walters. Curt Meek and India Hamilton. Hubert L Myers and Eva M Robinson. Grover Risinger and Elvaretta Johnson.

Charles E. Schu Minner Leora Levron Carlisle William P. Hinote Miner Terre Haute Ermie BE. Godfrey Hymera Claude N. Miller Gaston Ind Mary Marie Walters Sullivan Curt Meek Farmer India Hamilton Hubert L. Myers Shelburn Eva

Weather of a Week in Farmersburg

Miss Glenn Yeager reports for the county that September 7 and 9 brought rain totals of .58 and .79 inches. The week ending September 12 showed mostly clear and part cloudy days with high temperatures from 82 to 88 and lows from 61 to 70 degrees.

Farmersburg Glenn Yeager Co-Operative

U S Treasury Deficit Narrows After Week

The treasury reports a net balance of 49,990,237 in the general fund. Receipts total 2,032,952 while payments reach 2,156,680. The current fiscal year deficit stands at 31,935,497, larger than last year’s 14,793,916 before canal and debt transactions. The deficit last week was 30,003,152.

U. S. Treasury Washington United States Treasury

John W. Cooper of Carlisle on Sullivan on business

John W. Cooper of Carlisle traveled to Sullivan yesterday for business matters.

John W. Cooper Carlisle Sullivan

Local guests attended Turman and Palestine hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Watson of Turman township and John L. Pleasant of Palestine were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Chaney on Monday.

Warren Watson Turman Township John L. Pleasant Palestine John C. Chaney

Squire Family Holds Second Annual Reunion in Hattery Grove

The Squire family held its second annual reunion in Hattery grove east of Dugger with dinner and refreshments. David O. Squire spoke after the meal as a list of attendees from Perry Squire to J. W. Parks and others from nearby towns gathered. A committee was named to set the 1916 date and venue.

Squire Gilmour Hattery Grove Dugger David O. Squire Perry Squire C. L. Squire D. D. Squire William Squire Henry Squire Russel Squire Almeda Dougherty William Parks H. E. Myers C. H. Boyd G. M. Grifith Worthington Bert Clifford Morrison James’ Meridith Herman Parks Bicknell Jesse Mavery

Dewey Gaines, 17, Proves Wheat Yields Soar

Dewey Gaines of near Arcanum Ohio tops the nation as champion wheat grower. On five acres he produced 278 bushels, 55 2 3 per acre, far above the US average of 16. His method highlights soil study and careful cultivation and suggests large-scale farming could double yields. He previously raised 139 bushels per acre in corn.

Dewey Gaines Arcanum Ohio United States St Louis Globe-Democrat

The Ford and the Road to the Bug House

A humorous paraphrase of Psalm 23 critics a car named Ford. The text mocks automotive worries from towing up hills to blowouts while praising the vehicle’s authority and its unsettling influence on daily life. It ends noting the contributor’s residence in a bug house.

Reid and Sinclair Visit Enameling Works in Terre Haute

Mr. and Mrs. P L Reid and Mr. James Sinclair traveled to Terre Haute on Friday. Sinclair and Reed plan to open a low priced store at Mattoon Illinois and bought enamelware for the new business at the Columbian Enameling Works. Reid expressed surprise that Terre Haute’s enameling plant is the largest in the United States. Mr. and Mrs. George W Pleasant of Merom visited on Monday and arranged to have The Union mailed to their son, a teacher in Sioux City Iowa.

James Sinclair Terre Haute Sinclair Reed Mattoon Columbian Enameling Works Reid United States George W. Pleasant Merom Union Sioux City Iowa

Ill Brother Visits Ill Relative in Casey Illinois

William Beck traveled to Casey Illinois last week to visit his brother James Beck, once a Sullivan resident, who remains seriously ill with multiple diseases. Marie Hazelrigg of Terre Haute visited her aunt Mrs. John Simpson here on Friday. A son was born September 4 to Mr and Mrs Robert Gouckenour of Sherman Wye, both former Sullivan residents, with Mrs Gouckenour formerly Miss Grace Leach. Cornelia Smith of New Smyrna Florida is visiting Miss Verne Chaney.

William Beck Casey Ill James Beck Sullivan Marie Hazelrigg Terre Haute John Simpson Robert Gouckenour Sherdan Wye Gouckenour Grace Leach Cornelia Smith New Smyrna, Fla Verne Chaney

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Hoosier Bargain Store Illinois James F. Beck Forst Colgate Colgate’s Lindley Dentist Davis Hotel Oliver A. Wright Virgil Young Joseph W. E. Aydelotte P. M Globe Tailors Globe Tailors of Sullivan H. C. Steel Third Door South Interurban Safe Deposit Department Citizens Trust CO J. F. Hoke W. J. Crowder, JR Cashier L H. Kalley W. H. Burks, Jr T Cashier Sullivan State Bank Indiana Secur Total Resources State OF W. H. Crowder, Jr W. H Crowder, Jr Oscar Eaton
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