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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
5
American made garments for American women
American made garments for American women emphasize perfect workmanship and meticulous detail. Prices are surprisingly low with guaranteed plushes shown as low as 20 dollars. The winter line is now on the second floor.
Carlisle business changes include sale of bakery
A. LaRue sold the Carlisle steam bakery to Dee McClure who will operate it. LaRue plans to move to Colorado. Alumbaugh & Scheurer dissolved with Alumbaugh taking the Ford agency and Scheurer Brothers forming a new partnership. R. E. Scheurer to run the Carlisle store. Akin sold a 116 acre farm to Dr. C. E. Whipps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Do. A. LaRue
Dee McClure
McClure
Dian
LaRue
Colorado
Alumbaugh & Scheurer
Harry T. Alumbaugh
Ford Agency
Ben.b. Scheurer
Mr. Alumbaugh
Russell E. Scheurer
Scheurer Brothers
R. B. Scheurer
Evansville
Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Company
R. E. Schurer
Alumbaugh
Ford
Wm. G. Orr
John S. Akin
C. E. Whipps
Mr. Orr
Local Social and Travel Notes From Sullivan Area
David Whitlock mentioned Thursday. Mr and Mrs J P Martin trip to Shelburn Tuesday. Thurman McDonald of Farmersburg was here last week. John Frakes near Sullivan in town Wednesday. Will Thomas at Big Springs on business Saturday. Families and locals attended a soldiers dinner in Sullivan Saturday. Charles Riggs did a Shelburn business Saturday. Whitlocks returned to Indianapolis Sunday after a week here. Whitlock injured off duty from a dislocated arm. Perry Calhoun family of Terre Haute visited Edgar Trueblood Sunday. Carl and Will Lester families visited Terre Haute Sunday. Charles Riggs and family visited Merom Sunday. Joe Vaughns spent Sunday with Bedwells. Julia Alsop and Gertrude Alsop Saturday night with Hannah Alsop. Gertrude Alsop visiting sister Mrs Jackson. Earl and James Vaughn dinner with grandparents near Rose Chapel. John Alsop Sunday with daughter Mrs Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Whitlock
J. P. Martin
Shelburn
Thurman McDonald
Farmersburg
John Frakes
Sullivan
Will Thomas
Big Springs
James Monroe
Fred Wernz
Charles Riggs
John Whitlock
Indianapolis
Mr. Whitlock
Perry Calhoun
Terre Haute
Edgar Trueblood
Carl
Will Lester
Charles Lester
Merom
Joe Vaughn
D. M. Bedwell
Julia Alsop
Gertrude
Hannah Alsop
Gertrude Alsop
H. H. Jackson
Earl
James Vaughn
Rose Chapel
John Alsop
Mrs. Jackson
Warren Watson
Emerson
Ray
Lige Drake
James Durham
John Adams
Herndon
Palestine
Dugger
Lee Phillips
Will Billman
Eno
Emerson Watson
Hutsonville
Warren Watsons
Will Watson
Watson
Susan Hunt
O. T. Collier
Florence Greystone
Charles Bragdon
Claude Campbell
J. T. Shores
M. E
James Moore
Avoca
Moore
D. Ryan
Hymera
J. T. Scull Jr
Niles
Ward
Princeton
H. C. Hoffman
Vinestreet
Lena Vanarshall
B. F. Julian
O. W. Turner
Fairbanks
Randolph Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Ernest Reynolds
Carl Brown
Vinest
Vine Street
Jackson Township
N. G. Branson
North of Town
Stewart
Paxton
Cairy
Littlejohn
A. J. Peacher
Olen Russell
Josephus DeBaun
Irvin Wright
Weed Johnson
Opal Deal
Graysville
Donald Johnson
Rev. Deal
Will Reynolds
Will Burton
Helen Norris
Kingsley Chapel
Robert Johnson
Jessie Hunt
Calvin Russell
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Everett Caton
Belle Drake
Flossie Kersey
Wilma
West Union
Will Albee
Ola Bradbury
FE. C. Pogue
Robinson
Tom Hayhurst
Delpha Henry
Delpha McGranahan
Sidney McGranahan
Near Shelburn
Pogue
Elsie Wells
Franklin
Wells
Cornelius Albee
Moss ‘Johnson
Darwin
Oliphant
Baptist Church
Dick Rusk
Nellie
Tut Mayfield
Ruth
Rollie Kersey
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. Army
Anna Wyman
James
Elmer Reed
Prairie Creek
Elijah Johnson
Ray Scott
Steve Anderson
James Scott
Clay Jewell
Seph Clark
Millie DeHart
Fern Criss
Retha Sebsstain
George Liston
Quaker Church
John Pittman
Clarence Walters
Ransford
Fry
John McKee
John Harrison
Miss Joy
Livan
Disney
Hravsville
HH. Shields
W. A. Yager
Family Crown
Washington, Ind
Shields
Bloomfield
O. M. Deal
Turman Township
Sam Hornbeck
Zylma Woodard
Max
Will Woodard
Paul Woodard
Paul Cushman
Paul
Pennsylvania
Crawford County Fair Attendance and Local Trips
Mr and Mrs Edgar Strain and Mr and Mrs Levi Bostick attended the Crawford county fair at Robinson Illinois on Wednesday. Charles Bostick made a business trip to Shelburn on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Carl Lester and others visited the Robinson fair on Thursday. Abe Boyer of Shelburn built cement walks for Mrs Jessie Harrison last week. Will Clouse and James Pittman hauled wheat to West Union on Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Strain
Levi Bostick
Robinson, Ill
Charles Bostick
Shelburn
Carl Lester
Levi Drake
Fred Wernz
Frank Wernz
Abe Boyer
Jessie Harrison
Will Clouse
James Pittman
West Union
Local preachers and residents share weekend updates
Rev. James Moore of Penna preaches in the evening. Rev. Jake Littlejohn preached at the Church of Christ Sunday. Rev. W. B. Niles returns for another year as M. E. pastor. Families and relatives visit, travel to Lafayette, Hutsonville, and Merom, and attendance at a funeral is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moore
Penna
Williams
Terre Haute
Jake Littlejohn
Church of Christ
C. C. King and Daughters
Michigan
W. B. Niles
M. E. Church
Township Notes on Visits and Camp Taylor Farewell
Miss Hermma Jewell returned from a week with the Marts of Washington Indiana. Roy Jewell left for Camp Taylor in Louisville Kentucky. Farewell dinner for boys bound for camp Taylor drew attendees from the area. Various local families visited, dined, or called in on friends across the week.
Old Soldiers Reunion and Community Notes in Hymera
The Hymera column reports a large turnout for the old soldiers reunion and weeklong revival at the M. E. church with Rev. James Moore of Avoca and Rev. J. T. Scull Jr. of Sullivan. It notes local visits, a broken foot recovery, school openings, and community events including a Garrison reunion, a wedding, and the Merom burial of John H. Ladd, a Civil War veteran and former county treasurer.
Aberdeen man joins training for national army in Arkansas
Tony Carter of Aberdeen Mississippi has spent months in the city as a guest of his uncle W C Alsman. He left Sunday for Arkansas to begin training for service in the national army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Carter
Aberdeen
Miss
W. C. Alsman
Arkansas
National Army
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Guardian
David E Everhart guardian of Mary Badders estate offers at public auction on October 11 1917 the coal vein underlying northeast quarter section 10 township 8 north range 8 west Sullivan County Indiana. Sale at courthouse door Sullivan Indiana for cash in hand. Authority David E Everhart as guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Everhart
Mary Badders
Towit
Section 10
Township 8
Range 8
Sullivan County
Indiana
Court House
Sullivan
David EB. Everhart
McNabb
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Athena
Coats
Springer & Gouckenour
Haddon
Carlisle News
Shelburn News
Shelburn Enterprise
Sheriff
Tartar
Brodie
Izora Leaf
Amanda Engle
Otha
Reliance
Ella Smisser
Logansport
Georgia Bardsley
Linton
Jasonville
Kingsley
Carl Cushman
Lafayette
Purdue
Township
Hermma Jewell
F. O. Marts
Washington
Ind
Ben Lane
Middletown
William Pittman
Gertrude Branson
Sam O’neal
Curt Hopewell
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Luther Marts
Marie
William Jewell
Bill Marts
Liberty
Woodard
Roy Jewell
Louisville, Ky
Dudley Hayworth
P. A. Reed
Frankie Woodsmall
Barnett Jewell
Otto Jewell
Levi Jewell
Homer Monk
John H. Ladd
Harrison
Martha Ladd
Oldham County
Army of the Union
Stone River
Mary Elizabeth Dodd
John H. Jr
Ladd
Bond County
Charles
Hallie
Robert
Aileen
St. Paul
Minnesota
Polk
Missouri
Uriah
Kansas
Lewis
Mary Smith
Illinois
Myers McKinney
C. B. Hershey
Maud Robinson
Earl Coyner
Gault Pleasant
John Creager
Merom Cemetery
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