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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1922

Page

5

Graysville Scribe Announces Robert P White P M

Graysville names Robert P White as the new postmaster and notes Hervey Ridgeway has joined Sinclair Oil Co of Sullivan. Freshmen party at the school March 30 featured games music Eskimo pie cocoa and Nabiscos with staff and guests present.

Robert P. White P. M. Hervey Ridgeway Sinclair Oil Co Sullivan Ana D. T. Cushman Sylvia Medsker Will Clemens Loren Wilkey Leo Kennett Paul Phillips Clay

Grounds Show Improves After Club Planting

Graysville residents note improved conditions at the school grounds after the community club ladies planted shrubs and trees last Friday afternoon. The sports scene highlights William Yager and Andy Borders as local figures with Borders suffering a fractured rib last week while incidentally dodging. Mr and Mrs Hanchette of Gordon Nebraska visited Newt Burton Monday. Mrs Hanchette is Uncle Billy Brewer’s daughter and keeps an interest in the original farm Ridgeway bought from J B Durham.

Graysville William Yager Andy Borders Borders Andy Hanchette Gordon Nebraska Newt Burton Hanchett Billy Brewer

Local Social Notes From Sullivan Area Gatherings

Mrs. Sam Taylor and Mrs. Floyd Taylor with son Ray visit Barnett Jewell. Families of Harris Clouse and Hayhurst guests in Terre Haute. Ray Jewell and Levi Jewell hosts. Otto Jewell hosts Mansfield and Harrison. Floyd Taylor hosts Downs and Taylor family at Sunday dinner. Multiple nearby residents exchange calls and visits through Sullivan Indiana township.

Sam Taylor Floyd Taylor Ray Geneva Barcus Barnett Jewell Oral Harris Stephen Clarke Gus Clouse Grandma Hayhurst Terre Haute Ray Jewell Levi Jewell Barnett Will Pitt Sam Engle Near Sullivan Olin Moore Chas. Moore Eli Downs Elza Harold Graysville Blanche William Jewell Dora Taylor Marie Hamit Boone Will Wilkins Will Marts Lydia Woodard Amanda Allen Farmersburg Alvin Hood

Halls Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertorial notice describes cold nose symptoms as nasal catarrh and promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine a local ointment and systemic tonic. The product claims to boost the immune system and reduce susceptibility to colds and notes sales by druggists for over 40 years from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Social notes from Terre Haute and nearby towns

Mrs Maude Huff and daughter of Terre Haute visited her father Mr Chisler and sister Mrs Sadie Duffer last week. Osie Haines and family were in Sullivan Saturday. Ray Watson visited his parents Sunday. Mary Mann and J T Shore of Sullivan spent Sunday at local homes. Will Watson on a business trip to Thornton. Ralph Collier and wife visited The river spreading over the low lands again. Mrs Maude Huff visited Mrs Myrtle Kennett Saturday. Charley Bragdon and family visited Emerson Watson. Tom Mann and family visited Lem Patton's Sunday.

Maude Huff Terre Haute Chisler Sadie Duffer Osie Haines Sullivan Ray Watson Mary Mann Will Watson Thornton Ralph Collier Myrtle Kennett Charley Bragdon Emerson Watson’s Tom Mann Lem Patton S. J. T. Shore C. E. Watson’s

Local Whos Who Visit and River Rises in Town

John Thomas Kingsley of West York Illinois visits here on Wednesday. West Terre Haute resident Will Fuson returns home on vacation from Terre Haute. Mrs. C. F. Whitlock and son Frank drive to Terre Haute. Miss Blah and Miss Mabel Thomson of Terre Haute stay at Edgar Strain’s. Percy Lester and Loren Thomas go to Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Whalen and son Donald of Prairie Creek and Mrs. Mary Dickerson of Fairbanks attend church. Claude Pitman attends I. B. N. at Terre Haute. Rev. Leslie Johnson dines with Charles Riggs. Edgar Strain couple visit Sullivan. River rising rapidly, likely highest since 1913. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Bicknell visit Jesse Borders near Big Springs.

John Thomas West York Il Will Fuson Terre Hauté C. F. Whitlock Frank Terre Haute Blah Mabel Thomson Edgar Strain Percy Lester Loren Thomas Grant Whalen Donald Prairie Creek Mary Dickerson

Legion Post goes to church in Kingsley service

Fairbanks American Legion Post joined a Sunday service at Kingsley to mark their annual drive and over the top accomplishment. Rev. Leslie Johnson preached as Auxiliary members attended. Mr and Mrs Elmer Trueblood and Mr and Mrs George Kersey were noted in related visits to Terre Haute.

Jessie Harrison George Kersey Terre Haute Fairbanks American Legion Legion Kingsley Leslie Johnson Elmer Trueblood

Former resident Levi Burnett dies at 78 in Parsons Kansas

Levi S. Burnett aged 78 died March 27 at his home 311 North 17th Street Parsons Kansas after years of paralysis. He was born March 8 1844 near New Lebanon Indiana served in the Civil War with the 31st Indiana Volunteer Infantry and later moved to Kansas settling near South Mound in 1872. He leaves a wife and three children Elmer H. Burnett Telluride Colorado Mrs C M Yost Pittsburg Kansas and Mable Burnett Parsons. Pallbearers will be chosen from Sons of Veterans.

Levi S. Burnett Parsons Kansas New Lebanon Sullivan County Government Land Col R. F. Knotts Burnett N. 17Th Street First Methodist Church R. E. Maclean S. A. Munneke First Presbyterian Church Grand Army of the Republic South Mound Old Homestead Mr. Burnett Kentucky Ind 31St Indiana Volunteer Infantry Shiloh Stone River Chicamauga Libby Elmer H. Burnett Telluride Colorado C. M. Yost Pittsburg Mable Burnett Sons of Veterans

Obituary of Jennie H Burton of Willis County Ill

Jennie Harris Burton born January 19 1868 in Willis County North Carolina died March 20 1922 in Sullivan hospital aged 54 years 2 months and 1 day. She married William A Burton June 22 1886 and had two children Clyde who died in infancy and Lola now Mrs Robert Johnson. She joined the Methodist church in Wayne county Illinois about 27 years ago and later transferred to Graysville and then attended Kingsley church in recent years. Survived by husband father daughter two granddaughters Thelma and Ethel Johnson and foster daughter Helen Norris Babers. Continuous illness preceded death and she was praised for patience and kindness to all.

Jennie Harris Burton Daniel F Lucinda Harris Willis County N. C Sullivan Wm. A. Burton Clyde Lola Robert Johnson Wayne County Ill Graysville Ind Methodist Church of Kingsley Community Kingsley Church Thelma Ethel Johnson Helen Norris Babers

Mrs. Ollie Christopher Held on Liquor Charges in Hymera Raid

Mrs. Ollie Christopher her brother Jack Buell and Ted Britton a noted ball player are jailed on intoxication and liquor possession charges. Hymera Marshal Underwood and city night watchman Fred Dudley raided Mrs. Christopher’s home early yesterday morning confiscating a quart of mule.

Ollie Christopher Jack Buell Ted Britton

Local residents return from winter trips and visits

Joe B Lacey is at Chicago University and others, including Doug Smith and Mr and Mrs James Curtis, return from visits across Florida Kansas Illinois and Colorado Springs. O L Springer comes back from Colorado Springs and Mr and Mrs Nate Spaulding visit Loogotee while Miss Ora M West prepares to graduate in June.

Joe B. Lacey Chicago University Doug Smith Chicago James Curtis St. Petersburg Fla Harve Thompson Reed Newsome Worthington Newsome Pete McBride Kansas Texas Floyd McBride Coffeyville Wilbur Murdock Honneywell O. L. Springer Colorado Springs Colo Nate Spaulding Loogcotee Edgar S

Local man bonds after 16 liquor sale charges

Sam Woodsmall, of this city, arrested on 16 charges in circuit court for illegal liquor sales, has posted bond. Mrs. O. E. Hendricks visited Vincennes with her brother A. E. Campbell and family. Mrs. Mary J. Asrey injured at home on South State street fracturing her right arm when she tripped over a chair while lighting her way to church.

Sam Woodsmall O. E. Hendricks Vincennes Mary J. Asrey South State Street

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