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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1918

Page

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Sullivan Pioneer James R McKinley Dies at 84 in County

James Russell McKinley 84 a Sullivan native and longtime furniture and undertaking businessman died Saturday at his daughter's home on North Court Street after a long life in the county. Funeral held Monday at the Sherman home conducted by Rev. Gilbert E. Ireland. burial at Center Ridge. Survived by one daughter Mrs Ge J Sherman. Born June 9 1834 in Hamilton township he began cabinet work in 1855 and later formed Crawley McKinley then with McBride before retiring. He helped shape Sullivan business and county history.

James Russell. McKinley Sulliva C. J. Sherman North Court Street McKinley Sherman Gilbert E. Ireland St. Louis Christian Church Center Ridge Ge. J. Sherman Russell McKiley Sullivan Mr. McKinley Hamilton Township Isaac Voorhees Nancy A. Gobin Ohio John §. Howard James A. Beard Evansville Howard & Moore David Crawley Mr. Beard Crawley & McKinley McKinney T. P. McBride Aof Sullivan State Bank E. A. Billman

Guns Placed In Position Front Line Battery C Moves Up

A wartime letter describes Battery C, 128th Field Artillery, moving through Coetquidan and toward the front in France. The writer details strenuous travel, camp life in barns and billets, encounters with French civilians, and the night march into the front line with cannons 190 yards apart and gas masks ready.

Warner Lagone Coetquidan St. Louis Brown County Pa Hatten 128Th F. A Cal Black

Frontline letters hint at danger and new assignments rise

Pvt N K Harris writes from the front amid bombardment fears at Buck Creek and German threats. The piece then lists Methodist conference ministerial assignments in the Vincennes district with Rev F J Cross taking Shelbyville to Sullivan, Deal moving to Monroe City, Huff to Graysville, and many others named for churches and circuits across the area.

FL J. Cross Shelbyville Sullivan Huff Graysville Deal Monroe City Columbus Vincennes Sullivan County F. J. Cross M. E M. BE J. T. Scull U. S. Army O. M. Deal Burns City Clarence Skelton Carlisle A. N. Williams Cass H. J. Williams Dugger Edwin Shake Elnora A. J. Shake Farmershoro M. H. Reynolds Glendale W. C. Watkins W. J. Huff Hymera E. N. Rosier Indian Springs Elva Stambush Jasonville Henry Denbo Loogootee A. P. Bentley Merom Myers McKinney Q. M. Deal Newberry A. M. McBride New Lebanon Euphrates Barrett Oaktown W. H. Thompson Odon Whitled Plainville R. W. Raaf Pleasantville A. J. Hughes Prairie Creek W. H. Minter Prairieton R. H. Toole Greencastle Chandler A. M. Couchman Evansville George G. McNaughton Grand View Arthur Brinklow

Registration Required Before November Election

Voters must register this year to be eligible to vote in November under the new law. The registration board sits daily at the courthouse, and residents must qualify as electors regardless of length of residence in their precinct or ward.

Court House

Notice to Subscribers on Paid in Advance Policy

War Board mandates prepayment for newspapers to conserve paper and mail. Subscriptions lapse after three months past expiration if not renewed. Check the number after your name. if it is less than 2725 you are delinquent and should renew. Delinquent subscribers will receive a notice. papers may be discontinued after due notice.

War Board

Registration Board At Merom Thursday

The Sullivan county registration board will be at Merom Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for voter registration. Voters in the area should register to vote. if you do not register you cannot vote.

Sullivan County Registration Board Merom

Dixie Division to Go Overseas from Camp Mills

A note from Lieutenant Chaplain S. L. Long, dated Camp Mills New York, says the division is being equipped for overseas duty and the Dixie Division he serves with will soon go over there.

S. L. Long Camp Mills N. Y Dixie Division

Wrights Learn Son Paul Wright Lands Safely Overseas

Mr and Mrs Joe Wright announce their son Paul Wright of the Mechanical Division has arrived safely overseas. The family from this city confirms the distant voyage completed without incident and welcomes his safe return.

Wright Joe Wright Paul Wright Mechanical Division

Captain Higbee Across Card Announces Safe Arrival

A card from this city reports the safe arrival across seas of Captain Paul Higbee, son of Dr. George Higbee. An ecard also confirms the safe arrival across of Frederick Martin, formerly a salesman with Julius Hatry.

Captain Higbee Paul Higbee George Higbee Frederick Martin Julius Hatry

Nationwide Naval Exhibit Arrives in Sullivan

A large crowd welcomes the Jackies band from the Great Lakes Naval Station along with two exhibit cars carrying a miniature submarine, torpedoes, guns, and naval gear. The visit, arranged by R. W. Akin, faced last minute schedule changes but drew strong Liberty Loan support and included a park concert and speeches.

Sullivan and Sullivan County Jackies Great Jakes Chicago U. S. Naval Department Farmersburg Shelburn Sullivan R. W. Akin Liberty Loan Yoonan L. R. Brown U. S. Naval Akin Brown Indiana Terre Haute Daniels Childs Indianapolis Culp Mr. Akin and Jessup Bolmeger Red Cross Bayard Lang A. G. McNabb Stephen M. Hoard France Court House Park Court House Kathryn Kirkham Raymond Douthitt

Funeral With Military Honors For Marine Raymond Douthitt

The funeral of Raymond Douthitt, 21, U S Marine, who died of Spanish Influenza in Chelsea Mass, will be held this afternoon at 2 at the Baptist church. Full military honors will be given at Center Ridge cemetery by the Sullivan Home Guards under Captain Lee Ellis. Surviving are his parents and three sisters.

Raymond Douthitt U. S. Marine U. S. Naval Quarantine Hospital Chelsea Mass The Baptist Church T. J. Owen Center Ridge Cemetery Sullivan Home Guards Lee Ellis Illinois Central J. F. Douthitt Young Douthitt Marine Officers Training Camp Cambridge Douthitt Home Guard Ellis Young Douthill City Franklin College U. S. Marines Raymond Doeuthitt Sullivan County Liberty F. L. Dixon Indianapolis Ross Harbaugh Mffie Douthitt

Former Sullivan Merchant Listed for Overseas YMCA Service

Walter G. Scott of Billings Montana, longtime Sullivan resident and former president of the Scott Hardware Company, will be appointed a secretary for overseas service in the YMCA. Scott, linked to the local Scott Hardware lineage and later with Miller Hardware, recently moved to Montana after selling his Sullivan business. He is celebrated for his patriotic commitment and travels that connected through several states.

Walter G. Scott Billings Montana Sullivan Scott Scott Hardware Company Scott Brothers Miller Hardware Company

Farm sales total wealth as acreage changes hands

Mrs. Jane Jones sold her 77 acre farm one mile north of the city for 17500 dollars or more than 220 dollars per acre to Mrs. Amy Murdock who with her niece Mrs. Harrington will move in about October 1. Mrs. Jones will buy property in Sullivan. Mrs. Murdock also sold her 157 acre Riverton area farm to Herman Jones for 22000 dollars.

Jane Jones City Amy Murdock Harrington Jones Sullivan Murdock Riverton Herman Jones

Emison Man Weds Ruth Mark in Quiet Home Ceremony

Yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Daisy Clark Squire Lester united Willard Crawford, a farmer of Emison Station, and Miss Ruth Be Mark in a simple marriage ceremony.

Daisy. Clark Squire Lester Willard 8. Crawford Emison Station Ruth BE. Mark

Dugger Man Waives Deferred Classification for Marriage

Charles Lowry of Dugger appeared before the local board and waived deferred classification due to marriage. His wife signed the waiver and Wright will join the next contingent to Camp Taylor early next month. Wright served three years in the army and is described as an expert sharp shooter.

Dugger Charles Lowry Wright Camp Taylor

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