Local Folks and Visitors Share News in Sullivan Area
Henry Wallace and daughter Miss Della visited Sullivan Tuesday afternoon. Lou Pifer travels to Lafayette for the Farmers Institute at Purdue University and works to prepare next January's county institute. Various residents attend carnivals, shop at Akin's, and make local visits across Sullivan, Vincennes, Freelandville, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Miss Della
Sullivan
Lou Pifer
Lafayette
Farmers’ Institute
Purdue University
Pifer
Sullivan County
Light Beats the World
Risinger and Ellis invite customers to visit their shop promising low prices and high quality. The message emphasizes strong service and value in returning to their store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risinger & Ellis
Religious services and Sunday school notices
Multiple church announcements invite attendance at First Presbyterian Methodist and Christian churches. Describes service times, Sunday school, prayer meeting, and enrollment day, with ministers L Irving Parrott and others, and a general welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oet
Iir
Will
L. Irving Parrott
First Methodist Episcopal
Iosge
Apworth
Tesu P
Ladies Aid Society
Sanday
L. Kd
Asbury
Supt
Wintham
Rosse U. Pastor
Clayton
Barbie
Junior and Senior Classes Report Local Activities
The Junior class enjoyed a Friday night trip to Freelandville for a carnival with all returning tired. Miss Gladys Whalen and Mrs. Alice Giboney were on the sick list. The Senior class met Wednesday at Miss Ruby Curtis’s home for music, business, and refreshments, planning the next meeting at Miss Flo Curtner’s home, leaving at night to the song I’m afraid to go home in the dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carliste High School
Ruby Curtis
Freelandville
Flo Curtner
Risinger & Ellis Stove Supplies Ad
Local retailer Risinger and Ellis offers stove pipes polish pokers shovels stove boards oil cloth rugs coal beds and all stove and grate needs for winter comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risinger & Ellis
Local visitors and travels in Oaktown area
W. T. Alsop and wife visited relatives in Pleasantville Saturday. James Howe and Thos. White were in Shelburn from Saturday to Monday. Henry Dale and Dr. John Troutt of Oaktown were here Monday night. Miss Daisy Smith returned home near Carlisle after visiting friends in Oaktown, accompanied by Miss Julia Rader. Mr. and Mrs. James Hoggett returned to Carlisle after visiting Mrs. Hoggett's sister, Mrs. Wm. Willis Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dale
John Troutt
Oaktown
Daisy Smith
Carlisle
Julia Rader
James Hoggett
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.L. Rogers
Prop
Lisman
Carlisle News
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J. S. Mavity
Akin's
Dr. Stetty
Terre Haute
I. de Risher
West Middlesex
Clarksville
Bert Pifer
Arion
Vincennes
W. 5. Racey
J. G. Shake
McKinley Farm
Graysville
Mr. Shake
Akin’s
Pearl
Pansy Hinkle
Lillian Kerkhof
Agnes Watson
Faye Lisman
Sella Wilson
Linton
Mrs. Geo. Harper
Isaac Vanmeter
Miss Hisse McCord
H. N. Hicks
Washington
Patrick Cahill
Will Griffin
Indianapolis
R. W. Hoke
Mrs. Solomon Shepherd
South of Town
E. J. Avis
Benton, Ill
Avis
Bellevue
E. E. Russell
Carl H. Douthitt
Edna Risinger
Arthur V. Kresge
Curtis Phillippe
Carlisle High School
Vernor Johnson
Cornet
J. R. Back
Judson,l
C. Phillippe
J. F. Alumbaugh & CO
Gladys Whalen
Alice Giboney
Sproatt & Walker
GEM Cafe
U.E. Johnson
W. T. Alsop
Pleasantville
James Howe
Thos. White
Shelburn
Willis Bros
J. W. Willis
Wm. B. Shepherd
Shepherd
John W. Willis & Willis Brothers
J. R. Whalen
B. Latshaw
Fort Branch Milling Co
Fort Branch
Ind
Con Bland
Oliver Steele
the Peoples State Bank
Sullivan, Ind
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