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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
4
Bus inels entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. Suites and 5 Citizens Trust Bice.
Chas. D. Hunt and Gilbert W. Gambill advertise as Kunt & Gambill Attorneys at Law. They invite all business with careful prompt attention. Office over National Bank at the corner of Washington and Main Street.
Percy Heck sues William Lambert for money loaned and files another suit against Joseph Lambert for money received. Arthur Long sues Consolidated Indiana Coal Co on account. Arthur M. Wallace seeks a divorce from Irene Wallace.
Public notice reminds eligible voters who missed September registration to register by October 5th to be eligible to vote in November. It emphasizes the deadline and the consequence of ineligibility without timely registration.
The sixty ninth Curry's Prairie Baptist Association session at Mt. Zion Church near Youngstown closed with a youth gathering. Shelburn was chosen to host next year while Rev. James Paddock and Rev. J. W. Starr were named special preachers. Delegates praised the opening sessions and noted strong interest among visitors.
An all day orchard demonstration is set for Thursday October 27 at W S Bennett’s Paxton orchard. Purdue experts promote modern pruning spraying and pest control with practical sessions and a picnic lunch between morning and afternoon.
The court ordered Barbara B. North to pay 284.25 to Illinois National Supply and 8.32 to W. T. Leahy and John Bowman. Billy Standish was arrested in Shelburn after failing to leave the state. Mitchew D Kelley versus Ed Purcell on gasoline engine possession was continued after trial before Judge Bridwell. Ethel Cox was granted a divorce from Edgar Cox. Walter Diccan Herbert of Shelburn was declared epileptic and committed to the Indiana Village for Epileptics.
Mr and Mrs Amos Glidden of Louisville Indiana visited Mr and Mrs Ira Gidden here last week. They traveled by automobile and Ira Glidden who had been attending to business near Greenfield returned home with them.
Chas M Wilson of Jackson township Greene county owns a three week old Hereford calf that cannot walk but runs and jumps like a rabbit. The calf has no tail and a tuft of hair where the tail would grow. Wilson plans to exhibit the freak to the curious public if he decides to tour with it.
The York post office, closed by the department, has been reopened by federal order. U S Coryell was named postmaster as residents who relied on a rural route welcomed the reversal of the closure after their protests were favorably reviewed.
Multiple cases listed including Cora Goodman versus William T. Goodman for divorce, alimony and custody. Sullivan County Loan Association against Mary E. Lowery et al. on note. Philip T. Lloyd et al. versus Stanislaw and Evan Tazewski for foreclosure mechanics lien. Mary A. Herndon versus Joseph Kluesner and John Lammey on note. Elsie P. Arnett versus Herbert Arnett for divorce and support.
The Terre Haute District Baptist Sunday School convention convened at Second Baptist Church in Terre Haute. Morning sessions covered fellowship, reports, and plans for upcoming district activities.
The State Teachers Association meets October 29 to 31 in Indianapolis. Sullivan county teachers expect record attendance as Hotel Severin serves as headquarters and Tomlinson Hall Caleb Mills Hall and Roberts Park church host sessions. Noted speakers include Rabbi Stephen S Wise Dr J Y Joyner Dean Russell and W D Lewis with topics on social service democracy vocational education and teacher responsibility.
Theodore Roosevelt's progressive bid suffers a severe setback as Frederick M. Davenport loses to William Sulzer for governor in New York. Sulzer presents himself as the unbiased candidate, while Hinman's selection by Roosevelt fails. Wadsworth secures the Senate nomination, Whitman dominates governor races, and Roosevelts grip on New York's 90 Republican votes appears weakened.
Edgar T. Allen, executor of William F. Allen deceased, files final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for Friday October 16 1914, the 35th judicial day of the September term. Creditors heirs and legatees urged to appear and show cause why report should not be approved. Buff Straton Attorneys. First insertion Sept 30 1914 31.
A sale of 75000 dollars in new Fall and Winter men’s high grade suits overcoats and furnishing goods from famous makers including Kuppenheimer A Whitchbaum and Nettleton Shoes. Items to be sold retail at the large corner building at Wabash Avenue and Fifth Street Terre Haute Indiana.
For 30 years Sam Goodman stood for good clothing in Terre Haute offering 5000 garments from 1915 models at about regular price. The ad promises an unrestricted choice to the public at favorable terms as the season begins.
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