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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1916

Page

6

Haddon Township Sunday Schools Convene at Providence Church

The annual Haddon Township Sunday school convention met Sunday afternoon at Providence church near Paxton. Rev H W Edwards of Carlisle led devotional exercises and Mrs Edwards spoke on The Teaching Service of the Church. Joshua Beasley of this city addressed the convention on How Shall We Reach and Interest Those Not Interested in Sunday Schools in Our Township.

Haddon To Providence Church Paxton H. W. Edwards Carlisle

Farms Sold and Property Moves Around Carlisle and Glendora

Dr J R Whalen of Carlisle buys 80 acres from Percy Wolfe west of Carlisle for 2500 and sells timber rights to Mark Lester for 700. William L Ford buys Steve Leach farm of 96 acres east of Glendora. Dave Hummell, current Leach tenant, moves to J E Pur sell house north of Glendora.

J. R. Whalen Carlisle Percy Wolfe Dr. Whalen Mark Lester William L. Ford Steve Leach Glendora Dave Hummell Leach J. E. Pursell

District Convention of Church of Christ to Meet in Oaktown

Churches of the Church of Christ in the county will hold their fall convention in Oaktown starting tomorrow and continuing Friday. Delegates from area congregations will attend to represent their parishes.

Church of Christ Oaktown

Mule Kicks Miner. No Bones Broken

Frank Auberry was kicked by a mule at the Citizens' mine on Thursday afternoon with injuries described as painful but not breaking any bones.

Frank Auberry

Coal injury suit seeks ten thousand damages

Mildred Everly sues Superior Coal Company for 10000 in damages after injuries from falling slate in the company mine on June 26. The case seeks compensation for medical costs and pain and suffering.

Mildred Everly The Superior Coal Company

Meetings Start at Providence Church in Paxton Area

Rev. J. H. Mavity of Farmersburg opened a series of meetings at Providence church just south of Paxton. He is assisted by Rev. Mr. Edwards of Carlisle.

J. H. Mavity Farmersburg Providence Church Paxton Mr. Edwards Carlisle

Voliva Elected Leader of Zion Church

William Glen Voliva, a former Union Christian College student, is chosen to lead the Zion church succeeding the deposed John Alexander Dowie.

William Glen Voliva Union Christian College The Zion Church John Alexander Dowie

Wyman and Anders Wed in Sullivan Rural Route Nuptials

William Everett Wyman of rural route eight Sullivan and Nina Mabel Anders of the city wed in Sullivan on Thursday afternoon. They plan to reside on Mr. Wyman's farm after the ceremony.

William Everett Wyman Sullivan Nina Mabel Anders Mr. Wyman

Bedwell and Pickett Wed in Sullivan Ceremony

David Nicholas Bedwell and Miss Janie Pickett of Dugger were married in Sullivan last Wednesday afternoon. The groom is a miner. They will reside in Dugger after the ceremony.

David Nicholas Bedwell Janie Pickett Dugger Sullivan Mrs. Bedwell

Chapman Thomas Wedding in Shelburn

Thomas Chapman of Far mersburg wed Thomas Thomas of Shelburn here last Wednesday afternoon. They will live in Shelburn where Mr. Thomas works in a mine.

Thomas Thomas Shelburn May Chapman Farmersburg Thomas

Hay bale ties for sale at 85 cents per bale

Mattix Tur man and Riggs offer bale ties for hay at 85 cents per bale while stock lasts. Call or visit to secure needed ties.

Mattix Turman Riggs

Death of Aaron Eaton in Cedar Falls at 68

Aaron Eaton died at his Cedar Falls home last Friday from Brights disease at age 68. He is buried in Richardson graveyard, Boyers Prairie, after funeral services by Rev. J. A. Wood. Eaton came from Indiana in 1867 and lived in this Missouri county most years, leaving in 1877. He leaves a wife, one daughter Nancy Forschee of Desloge, and eight sons including Will Ester, gallant near Russell Chapel, Aaron, John of Terre Blue, Porter Hazel Run, Marvin and Abe at home. Eaton was born in Greene county and long lived near Hymera.

Aaron Eaton Cedar Falls Bright Richardson Boyer’s Prairie J. A. Wood Eaton Missouri Indiana Nancy Forschee Desloge Will Ester Gallant Russell Chapel Aaron John Terre Blue Porter Hezel Run Marvin Abe Hazel Run Greene County Hymera

Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Circuit Court

In Sullivan County Indiana a 1906 quiet title suit targets nonresidents Epinetus Webb Rebecca Lewis Charles Webb and others. The complaint filed Sept 17 1906 by A G McNabb seeks to quiet title with failure to appear if not served.

State of Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court A.G. McNabb Epinetus Webb Rebecca Lewis Daniel B. Joseph John Sanduskey Samuel Sanduskey Tilghman Ogle William H.cooper Eva Heilman John T Will H. Hays Attys

Reuben Gilmore Dies After Long Illness at 80

Reuben Gilmore, 80, died at his Pleasantville home after a lengthy illness. Funeral held Saturday at Pleasantville church led by Rev. L. R. Edmonds. He is survived by son Albert Gilmore and daughter Mrs. Paulina Harvin of Missouri, plus two granddaughters.

Reuben Gilmore Pleasantville L. R. Edmonds Sullivan Albert Gilmore Paulina Harvin Missouri Arman Brewer Gilmore 26Th Indiana Infantry

Pennsylvania Lines From Terre Haute Offer Superior Service

East or West travel with the Pennsylvania Lines from Terre Haute promises the best train service to Atlantic Seashore resorts and major eastern centers. For trips to St. Louis, Colorado, California, or western points, inquire at your agent for Terre Haute routes, schedules, rates, and the Traveling Passenger Agent C. C. Trueb in Terre Haute Indiana.

Terre Haute Atlantic Seashore East Pennsylvania St. Louis Colorado California Great West C. C. Trueb Ind

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