Calvary News Briefs From Mt. Calvary and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Graham returned from California. Russell Pitcher baling hay for G. T. Wilson. Mrs. Cassilda Spencer and child ren of Switz City visited G. J. Spencer. Dr. A. G. Cox of Carlisle attended local Sunday events. Rev. Joseph Adams preached his last sermon this conference year at Mt. Calvary. James P. Bedwell of Carlisle visited last week. Julian Powell and Jim Bedwell visited Martin county springs Sunday. Charles A. Robbins sold Cook Bedwell farm to Louis Story, south of Sullivan. Story then sold to Charles L. Pirtle. William Clark plans to move south of New Lebanon. Mrs. Ora Robbins of Sullivan visited John L. Robbins family. Mrs. Robbins will spend winter in Florida. A crowd from Sullivan included Charles Robbins, Walter Robbins, Dave Graham, Benj Brown, W. L. Ford, C. H. Banks, H. T. Tabor, Claud Robbins, Louis Story and Amos Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myt
Calvary
Dave Graham
California
Russell Pitcher
G. T. Wilson
Cassilda Spencer
Switz City
G. J. Spencer
A. G. Cox
Carlisle
Joseph Adams
Mt. Calvary
James P. Bedwell
Julian Powell
Jim Bedwell
Martin County Springs
Charles A. Robbins
Cook Bedwell
Louis Story
Sullivan
Mr. Story
Charles L. Pirtle
William Clark
New Lebanon
Ora Robbins
John L. Robbins
Robbins
Florida
Charles Robbins
Walter Robbins
Benj. Brown
W. L. Ford
C. H. Banks
H. T. Tabor
Claud Robbins
Amos Metcalf
Bethany Community News Quiet Meeting and Social Visits
A large crowd attended a Sunday night meeting in Bethany. Local families shared visits and visits were made to relatives in nearby communities including Carlisle and Pleasantville. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar and family and Uncle Will Smith who is very poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
W. M. Cox
James Dunbar
Frank Fletcher
Warren
Carlisle
Indianapolis
Josie Hildenbrand
Henry Near
George Carrico
C. O. Alsman
Herbert Jackson
Lewis French
Ray Jones
Bro. Manning
Will Smith
Henry Clark
Pleasantville
Reece Kennedy
Bill Beazell
Elmer Carrico
Lena Walters
Betsy Shake
Walter Whitlock
John Trimble
Margaret
Jessie Kinder
al Shake
Lacy Smith
Douglas Chapel Family Update and Visits
Mrs. Fred Schmidt and children and Mrs. Lewis Farrand and Thelma spent Wednesday at John Douglas. John Farrand and family visited Willis Farrand on Sunday. Joseph ONeal returned Friday from North Dakota with a blood poisoning in his hand. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Farrand and Thelma visited Chas. Woodsmall on Sunday. Orval Wilson visited Miss Inez Douglas on Sunday. Mrs. John Straw of Terre Haute visited her sister Mrs. C. R. Douglas for a few days last week.
Social Notes From NEW LEBANON and Surrounding Towns
NEW LEBANON residents visit relatives in Kentucky while Vincennes and Sullivan area activities continue. Arthur Brown did business in Vincennes on Wednesday. Several locals spent midweek with kin, and a large Epworth social drew a Saturday crowd at Will Lee's.
Local Social Highlights From Frankfort and Nearby Towns
Mrs J T Phillips of Frankfort visited with Mr and Mrs Lee Phillips. Eby family of Piqua Ohio stayed at Eno farm. Elmer Harrison works in the oil field near Dodds Bridge. Will Watson family spent Sunday in Merom. Corwin Phillips and wife attended the Robinson fair Friday. J T Shores Hutsonville and Rollin Plunkett and wife with Thelma Shores Sullivan visited Emerson Watson Sunday. Mary Mann was in Sullivan Saturday. Florence Graystone spent weekend in Terre Haute. James Durham serves on the grand jury for two weeks. A G Cushman family called at Warren Watson's Sunday evening. Tom Durham ill with typhoid for three weeks, improving. Foster Lenard and wife east of Terre Haute visited Lee Pinkston's. G W Nowlin was in Sullivan Saturday. Ralph Collier Tom Mann and Geo Phillips were in Terre Haute Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Phillips
Frankfort
Lee Phillips
Eby
Edna
Florence
Piqua
Ohio
Eno
Elmer Harrison
Dodd’s Bridge
Will Watson
Merom
Corwin Phillips
J. T. Shores
Hutsonville
Rollin Plunkett
Thelma Shores
Sullivan
Emerson Watson's
Mary Mann
Florence Graystone
Terre Haute
James Durham
A. G. Cushman
Warren Watson
Tom Durham
Foster Lenard
East of Terre Haute
Lee Pinkston
G. W. Nowlin
Ralph Collier
Tom Mann
Geo. Phillips
R. R
Fairbanks
H. A. VanVieck
James
Garrett Osburn
Irving M. Eastman
Frank Wernz
Robert Crow
George Fuson
Albin
J. B. McKinney
West York
R. G. DeHart
A. E. Harrison
Iva Munroe
Edgar Strain
Robinson, Ill
Charles Riggs
Ruth
Roy Kelly
Anna Cushman
Harry
Charles Bostick
Davis Farm
C. E. Thomson
Emery Drake
Will ~Thomas
Ziba Shields
Shelburn
Lynn Thomas
Lynn
Purdue University
C. F. Whitlock
William Ba
Community Notes From R. R. 1 Fairbanks
Local residents and visitors frequent Sullivan Terre Haute Robinson and Merom for chores visits and events. People attend fairs college moves and church services while neighbors welcome guests and plan gatherings and promotions.
Weather of a Week in Farmersburg
Miss Glenn Yeager reports the week ending Sept 19 with clear to cloudy days and rainfall totals: .35 on the 14th, .99 on the 15th, .02 on the 16th, .92 on the 17th and .77 on the 18th. Dan Crowder left Friday for Champaign Illinois to attend the University of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Dan Crowder
Champaign, Ill
University of Ilinois
Lickskillet Items Report Quiet Town Gossip
Eph Keef endorses William Jennings Bryan as a logical candidate. Bill Blithers buys a 79 cent suit in Bloomington, 83-year-old Uncle Johnny Spruceley has only seen Lickskillet and Quincy, and Ed Bivins is scolded by his wife at the cafe. Neighbors recall Love Ann Song, Deacon Stebbins and wife quarrel over woman suffrage, social season hints at a pie-eating contest, Rev Perkins returns with cabbage, Ebbersole’s bulldog bites Jim Silvers, Aunty Hartsock saves soap wrappers, Rev Newlite to receive a general suit, Zeke Stebbins flees a loss at show day and vows a Christian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Keef
William Jennings Bryan
Bill Blithers
Bloomington
Johnny Spruceley
Lickskillet
Quincy
Ed Bivins
Love Ann
Squire Hartsock
Deacon Stebbins
Perkins
Hardshell
Deacon Ebbersole
Jim Silvers
Jim
Doc McFadden
Newlite
Zeke Stebbins
Billy
Zeke
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Ind Post Office 1915
List of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana post office dated Sept 22 1915 including Miss Grace Black Miss Gladys Galbreth Miss Florence Holt and others. Two weeks to claim before they go to the Dead Letter Office. Say advertised when calling. W E Aydelotte P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Posbodice
Mason
Clarence Milam
John Robert
Mr. S. Steele
Wm. Sullivan Bros
W. E. Aydelotte
P. M
Kelleher Adjudged Insane in Vincennes Real Estate Case
John P. Kelleher a Vincennes real estate dealer has been adjudged insane and an application filed for his admission to the Southern Hospital for the Insane at Evansville. He is a brother of Mrs. Ed King formerly of Dugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelleher
John P. Kelleher
Vincennes
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Evansville
Ed. J. King
Dugger
Notice of Insolvency in Crawford Estate Sullivan Court
In the matter of the Estate William T Crawford deceased in the Sullivan Circuit Court No 2844 the court finds the estate insolvent and orders settlement. Creditors must file claims for allowance with Clerk Charles R Railsback at Sullivan Indiana dated September 20 1915 first insertion September 22 1915-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Crawford
Sullivan Circuit Court
John C. Chaney
Myrtle Crowder
Sullivan
Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
Giant ancient elephant teeth found near Palestine Illinois
The Palestine Illinois Chronicle reports on large teeth found by Jess White near Leaverton farm southwest of town. Four teeth, weighing nine pounds each for two and about a third for the others, are described as American elephant remains with no roots but well preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Ill
Jess White
Leaverton Farm
The
Wabash
Sullivan Public Library annual report 1914 15
Librarian Alice M Burns reports finances and activity for the Sullivan Public Library year July 1 1914 to June 30 1915. City funds income disbursements and fines rentals and book acquisitions are itemized along with circulation and borrower counts. Uncle Mesha Eaton visits Terre Haute. court notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
The
Sullivan Public Library
Suly
Merchants Ice & Fuel Co
Library Board
Library of Congress
Parvn Er
Terre Haute
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J. A. Knotts & CO
West Side Square
Jowney
Lowney
Delecto
C. G. Harper
Carlisle, Ind
Anna Robinson
Samuel D. Weir
Robinson
Mary Miles
Henry Weissenbach
Delphi
Ind
Parker
Druggista
Lindley
Dentist
Davis Hotel
David L. Kaplan
N. Court St
DIX Lumber Company
Della Riggs
MO. M. Osburn
Isaac E. Brown
Swilivan
Graysville
Paxton
Ilisten
John M. Osburn
John T. Grizzle
Bessie Houpt
Kentucky
Arthur Brown
Mabel Hopewell
Sam Springer
Mary Lee
Hingis
W. G. Schlichter
J. W. Lisman
Jas
Dudley
Lelia Daubs
Wininger
Willard
Epworth League
Will Lee
Scott Morris
Morris
T. E. Hopewell
Ed. Dodds
Zoe Vininger
Mary Holt
Mart Sims
Gilbert Irvin
Marie
Blanche
Big Springs
Wiinois
SGD Araasestis
Equalaasidtecspemaad
CWS
Ccc
Aguit Ciassom Sc
Alice M. Burns
Mesha Eaton
R. H. Catlin
Circuit Court
Mary EB. Seever
Charles M. Seever
Daisyl L. Spencer
William L. Spencer
William A. Newbold
Charles L. Crawford
George T. Carrithers
Philip Hilderbrand
Mary Hilderbrand
Ed. G. Carrithers
Daniel Ford
Pearl Mundell
Carl Mundell
Florence Campbell
Elza A. Campbell
Henry H. Campbell
David Giles
Addie M. Bedwell
Wesley S. Bedwell
Mamie Irwin
Dayne C. Irwin
Zelma Rusher
Alvah Rusher
Ferby Everhart
John Everhart
Kate Osborne
Alexander F. Osborne
William A. Saucerman
Marion Saucerman
Woodford E. Woods
Otho L. Springer
Sullivan Woolen Mills
R. H. Hutchison
I'Rig
Sullivan, Indiana
H. C. Steel
Safe Deposit Department
Citizens Trust CO
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