Local notes on residents and visitors in Sullivan area
Clarence Coryell is ill with malaria fever. Mrs Lawrence Sanders, operated on in Sullivan hospital, is improving. Mrs Henry Matteson returned from Indianapolis. Mrs Joseph Grant and daughters Thelma and Esther of Vienna visit relatives. Malcolm Matteson back from France on furlough, then to Camp Grant. Robert Lake of Terre Haute visits friends. Mr and Mrs Wallesey of Terre Haute visit sister Mrs Whitman. Andy Pinkston bought the Gilbert property and moved in. Ray Ormiston family moved to Michigan. Soldier boy returns home. Tom Daugherty noted. Clift Whitman visited relatives in Sullivan. Will Murphy’s baby very sick. Rev Cline preached, accompanied home by daughter Mrs J C Arnold. R M Porterfield at Hot Springs, Ark expects aid. D L Arbogast of Marshall runs hay baler for Gilbert and Endsley farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sanders
Sullivan
Henry Matteson
Indianapolis
Joseph Grant
Thelma
Esther
Vienna
Malcolm Matteson
France
Camp Grant
Robert Lake
Terre Haute
Wallesey
Mm Whitman
Andy Pinkston
Gilbert
Ray Ormiston
Michigan
Tom Daugherty
Clift Whitman
Will Murphy
Rev Cline
Chicago
J. C. Arnold
R. M. Porterfield
Hot Springs
Ark
D. L. Arbogast of
Marshall
G. W Gilbert
Robert Endsley
Martinsville Social and Local Market Notes
Cleone Joshua Poffenbarger and J W Shawver visited Martinsville on Friday. Daniel Alrey sold his farm south of the Salt Lake Front for 4500 the buyer Slimer Shawver. Frederic Weiser and son Eugene shopped there. Byron Stoneburner brought a ton of feed for his swine herd. Peary Black visited the stockyards in search of a sheep car lot. Martha Crane visited Mrs Emily Black. Irma Chantellor spent Sunday with Elva and Nellie Connelly. Mrs Rosa Stoneburner visited with Mrs Lois Kelm. Mrs Sallie Garver in failing health. Mr Connelly and sons were in Martinsville Thursday. Martin Gilbert returned Sunday from overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Poffenbarger
Inlaw
J W. Shawver
Martinsville
Daniel Alrey
Salt Lake Front
Slimer Shawver
Frederic Weiser
Eugene
Byron Stoneburner
Peary Black
Indianapolis
Martha Crane
Emily Black
Irma Chantellor
Elva
Nellie Connelly
Rosa Stoneburner
Lois Kelm
Sallie Garver
Westfield Man Abernathy Dies Suddenly at Home
Abernathy 60, of North Washington street, died Monday night about 9 30 after retiring for the night. He had been in normal health earlier that day and had worked as a baler for H Y Davis. The community noted visiting relatives Wilber Moore and family of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kame
R FE Abernathy
North Washington Street
Troop Hikes 115 Miles With Army Mule
Troop No. 4 of Middletown Conn with an army mule that had served on the Mexican border hiked 115 miles to New York in four days under Scoutmaster S H Rees. Nine of eighty two scouts left on Monday and reached New York City Thursday evening after camping along the route and cooking their own meals under canvas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Middletown
Conn
Thatty
New York
S H Rees
New York City
Lincoln Mutual Records Show Splendid Advance in Business
The Lincoln Mutual Casualty Company reports strong gains in business this year. It stresses auto insurance with liability limits of 5 000 to 10 000 and property damage coverage up to 1000, plus collision, theft, and fire protections. The agency notes rising theft and fire claims and asserts prompt loss payments and favorable rates for vehicle owners.
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Lincoln Mutual Records
Lincoln Mutual Casualty Comany
Satui
Lincoln
Winois
Springfield
Lincoln Mutual
Ectom
Lincoln Mutual Casualty Company
West Bottoms
Kansas City
George Adams
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Illinois State Fair
Locklear
Happy Hollow
Famous 71St Regiment Band of
Middle West
The
H. C. of
Keiser’star and Tobacco Store
Star
A. Keiser
J. Pan As
Anigp
Ry Aty
Como
Tel
Murphy Ephone
the Dulaney National Bank
Harry B. Dulaney
Bert Bryan JR. Burnett
F. W. Greenough
LR. Burnett E. M. Duncan
Cashier
Edwin Booth
York
Clarence Coryell
Cleone
Mr Connelly and Sons
Martin Gilbert
Westfield
Gingham
Doty Dry Goods Co
Foster Martin
W. S. Dickey Silo
Charles D. Davison
Kirechney & Wilhiam
Lammer Ai Lo
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