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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1905
Page
6
A Hungarian group visited the county clerk Tilghman Ogle to obtain marriage licenses. They were told licenses never expire and learned the banns period is twelve to fourteen days. A man asked about a new license law, learned it had not taken effect, and bought a license to avoid future changes.
A raft of short items from Sulivan and nearby towns report callers and visits by residents including Meron Tiuscoe Greene from West York NL Mrs R A Plunkett of Sul lives Joss Versa Highman of Paris preached at the M E church and other residents traveled to Oberlin Ohio Trimble Ill and Mexico with several social and church activities noted Next Sunday evening Rev McNaughton to preach at the M E church
Local items record visits near Terre Haute and Mt. Tabor including Chas Wible and wife with George Pitser and wife. A social hosted by Hattie Sanders near Mt Tabor. Families from Sullivan and Paxton visiting Daniel Chastain. Various residents attend Alma Able’s gathering and Rev. Brewer’s sermons at Corinth. Ethel Hamilton visiting Perry Hayden’s sister.
Ed Shepherd family attended Benj Shepherd funeral at Carlisle Thursday. Rev Cook preached at Shiloh Sunday evening. Pirtle school held a big end of term program with Bert Stanley as teacher. Several local residents attended, visited, or moved in and out of Shiloh area.
D J Cartwright and many others in the area become new Union readers or renew subscriptions. Visitors from Terre Haute Carlisle Merom and Shelburn frequent Sullivan while local residents attend meetings and plan trips.
The House Glub and Banner Club held afternoon meetings with prize awards for points and lone hands. Mrs. Douthitt and Mrs. Davis won top prizes. Miss Gladys McBride celebrated a thirteenth birthday with games and taffy. The Woman's Home Missionary Society marks its 25th anniversary with a program and reception on April 27 at the M E church auditorium.
In Graysville Rev Middleton preached at S Yager’s Sunday. Merchants report a drop in straw hat sales as house cleaning fever spreads. Do not remove heating stove for days. Gravel road work will begin soon east of town. Low Pennington had carpenter work done last week. Ice and frost were abundant last week.
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