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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1919

Page

5

Whitlock and Ira Wilson Sailors Hold Discharges

The article lists Whitlock Ira Wilson and sailors Loren Thomas Earl Gaston and Percy Lester with Lester and Thomas on furlough. Local attendees include Rev George Fuson Mrs Ellen Drake Elmer Harrison Elizabeth Pound and many others from Big Springs Fairbanks and nearby towns. Regular church services were conducted by Rev Peddock at the Drake church with John Thomas visiting from West York.

Whitlock Ira Wilson Loren Thomas Earl Gaston Percy Lester Lester Thomas George Fuson Ellen Drake Elmer Harrison Elizabeth Pound Big Springs Cecil Drake Edith Fox Gladys Cowan Sarah Morgan Fairbanks Edgar Strain Crent Maxine Lucile Fred Wernz Rudolph Ernestine Eugene Warren Dickerson LuRe LuRa Rufus DeHart Doris Elfreda Christine Carol Roce Carl Lester Hubert Margaret Lela Thomas Edna Fuson Rene Martin Elsie Peacher Eyan Thomas Ralph

Carlisle Egg Market Sees Strong Saturday Trade

Carlisle merchants bought 101 cases of eggs on Saturday totaling 3030 dozen or 36,360 eggs. The price was 35 cents per dozen, yielding 1066 dollars and fifty cents for the day, reflecting a robust egg market amid old hens and incubators.

Carlisle

Fairbanks News Roundup of Local Events and Reassignments

Local notes report visitors and illness including Claude Dilley and Emory Jennings guests of Josephus Clark. Miss Arlie DeBaun assists at the switchboard. influenza cases improving. Meetings at M E church and O E S attended. 89 year old Uncle Nicholas Yeager active. Several residents travel or engage in business. marriages, deaths, and school events listed with church and township activities.

Claude Dilley Emory Jennings Josephus Clark Dilley Ben Pogue Miss Arlie DeBaun M. E. Church W. H. Minter Will Albee Nicholas Yeager Murray DeCamp Terre Haute John Bowen James Drake K. Evans Georgia Bardsley Shelburn Lena Fuson Marsden Drake Lynn Thomas

Funeral for Hon John T. Hays at Sullivan

Citizens attended the funeral of Hon John T. Hays in Sullivan last Sunday afternoon. The Turman township teachers institute ended last Saturday and the local grades may close this week while the high school runs into May. Paul Sidebottom of Chandler Indiana visited friends here, and his father Rev J E Sdebottom once pastored the Methodist church.

Yager John Ward Washington Ind Lester Ben James Monroe C. H. Shields Sullivan David T. Cushman Danville Cary Carl Burton New Oaklands Turman Township L. L. Johnson Shel‘burn Providence Sunday School A. L. Canary Jas. Huff Helen Stewart W. H. Huff Gladys Huff Myrtle Church Edward A. Weir Graysville Newt Weir C. A. Lewman Austin Minn John T. Hays Paul Sidebottom Chandler J. E. Sdebottom Methodist Church Will Yager Atten

U. C. C. Notes Highlights College Visitors and Changes

W C Pearce of the International Sunday School Association visited the college and spoke to faculty and students. President C B Hershey was called to Illinois for funerals. Rev Ellis Pleasant, Hawaiian Islands educator and brother of Prof Gault W Pleasant, will speak next Sunday. Mrs Ella Cooper returned from Florida and visited Prof Ford on returning to Merom.

Lege Ford Demorest Georgia H. G. Rowe Board of Trustees Indiana H. S. Peters W. C. Pearce International Sunday School Association Pearce Pres. C. B. Hershey Illinois Ellis Pleasant Hawaiian Islands Merom Pleasant Gault W. Pleasant

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promised Cure

Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages. It is taken internally and said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. Proponents offer a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from Toledo, Ohio makers F. J. Cheney & Co. Sold by druggists nationwide.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Coo Toledo Ohio

Carlisle Board Names New Town Marshal

The Carlisle Board of Trustees hired a new town marshal at their Thursday night meeting to fill the vacancy left by Virgil Booker who resigned rather than arrest alleged drunks. Five applicants vied for the job: John R. Gibbs Edward Eslinger August Zuerehide Howard Shofstal and Charles Arkansaw Anders.

Board Board of Trustees of Carlisle Virgil Booker John R. Gibbs Edward Eslinger August Zuerehide Howard Shofstal Charles Arkansaw) Anders

Carlisle Boy Killed In Russia

Another Carlisle boy has made the supreme sacrifice. Mechanic Charles O. Dial, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dial, of Carlisle, was sent to Archangel Russia with the 339th Infantry where conditions proved fatal. His wife was in Indianapolis when the news arrived.

Carlisle Russia Charles O. Dial S. E. Dial Indianapolis Archangel Dial

Carlisle Soldier Wins Edinburg University Scholarship

Word arrives that Private Charles T. Akin of Head quarters Company 4th Regiment Motor Mechanics Aero Service has earned a two month scholarship at Edinburg University in Scotland. Akin, a Carlisle native and local high school graduate, attended DePauw and Indiana Universities before enlisting and serving in southern camps prior to overseas deployment.

Army Carlisle Charles T. Akin C.J. Akin Akin 4Th Regiment Motor Mechanics Aero _ Service Edinburg University Edinburg Scotland DePauw Indiana Terre Haute Trust Company

Advertised Letters at Sullivan Ind Postoffice 1919 List

Unclaimed letters as of April 16 1919 to be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Ladies list includes Conwell Mrs Lewis Cox Miss Ruth Grose Miss Clara Doshie Kable Mrs Ada Tannyhill Miss Nanna Thomas Mrs R B Gents list lists Fowler Mr Charlie Head Mr Kee Herring Mr R J Leark Mr Phillip Near Paul Thomas Capt R B Foreign list includes Eaton Mrs E Muir Mr William When calling for these letters say advertised and give date.

Sullivan, Ind Conwell Lewis Cox Ruth. Grose Clara Grose Doshie Kable Ada ‘Tannyhill Nanna Thomas R. B. Gents Fowler Charlie Head Kee Herring R. J. Leark Phillip Near Paul Thomas R. B Eaton E. Muir William WM. E. Aydelotte P. M

Marriage Licenses Reported Across Indiana Districts

A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Dugger Clay City Gilmour Pleasantville Hymera and nearby areas. Ages range from 16 to 58 with miners farmers and clerks among the partners. Funeral services followed at a Merom residence with burial in Merom cemetery conducted by Rev Kinney.

Dewey B. Bedwell Miner Lola E. Robertson Dugger Wilford Kirkwood Clay City Ind Bertha F. Worth Gilmour Isaac V. Pennington Farmer Eisie M. Smith Pleasantville Marsden J. Drake Fairbanks Juna M. Fuson Hymera James E. Page Inez E. Story William E. Lamb Geneva Thomas Paxton Henry Leturget Veida Wright Orville Payne Jackson Hill Callie Grant Arthur Long Blackhawk Ethel Gibbons Joseph E. Foreman Carpenter Lewis Malinda Crist Glendora Oscar O. Bledsoe Fay I. Norris Troy Stout Armeda Ladson Shelburn Merom M. Ti. Kinney Merom Cemetery

Cecile Elo Staniley 1901 1919 Obituary

Cecile Elo Staniley youngest daughter of Elihu Emory and Mary Josephine Stanley was born January 4 1901 and died April 9 1919 at age 18 years 3 months and 5 days. She leaves father mother four sisters Gertrude Alumbaugh Elsie Sanders Ethel Gray and Vera Stanley and five brothers Roy Josiah Orland Emory and Ernest with other relatives and many friends. Laura Viola preceded her to the grave. Cecile attended Graysville School and joined Selem church near Dugger August 17 1918. The daughter sister and friend was taken away in youth yet the voyage was finished.

Cecile Elo Staniley Elihu Emory Mary Josephine Stanley Gertrude Alumbaugh Elsie Sanders Ethel Gray Vera Stanley Roy Josiah Orland Emory Ernest Laura Viola Cecile Graysville Selem Dugger

Women organize Hamilton township for Home Makers campaign

The ladies of Hamilton township met at Mrs. Theodore Powell's home to organize the township for the Home Makers campaign. Elected officers include Permanent Township Chairman Mrs. Wm. Hummel President Mrs. J.R. Riggs Vice-President Mrs. Ross Campbell Secretary Mrs. Will Conner Treasurer Mrs. Chavies Pirtle.

Hamilton Township Theodore Powell Permanent Wm. Hummel J.R. Riggs Ross Campbell Will Conner Chavies ‘Pirtle

Weather Of A Week In Farmersburg April Report

Miss Glenn Yeager reports the weekly weather for Farmersburg for the week ending April 13. Daily readings show temperatures from 55 to 78 with conditions mostly cloudy and one clear day.

Farmersburg Glenn Yeager Co-Operative Weather Observer

Card of Thanks for Ramsen Family

The Ramsen family thanks a kind friend who helped at the time of the death of their brother JOHN W RAMSEN BEN V RAMSEN.

John W .Ramsen Ben V. Ramsen

Spectacles as Marks of Rank in Early Italy

The piece notes spectacles arose in Italy around 1285 and were initially costly, worn by the wealthy and nobility as a rank sign. It mentions several busts of Italian gentlemen in spectacles, with some lenses reportedly three inches wide.

Italy

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