Merom Community Notes And Local Obituary
Merom residents share visits with relatives in Indianapolis and Cincinnati while others relocate to Benton and Terre Haute. The death of Sarah Cushman Reed at 82 prompts a church funeral, with four children surviving. The town hosts a student play Mother Mine, closing events, and a packed spring schedule from April to May.
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Anna Buff
Henry Stryker
Indianapolis
Arthur Pifer
Winfred
Palestine
Fred Reid
Carl Daniels
Harvey Cooper
Clinton
J. Estil Frye
Clifford
Bismark
Wm. Brown
Ed Borah
Benton
Nancy Kelly
Lois
Cincinnati
Mose Plunkett
Claud Bell
Sullivan
Beryl Gogin
California
George Pinkston
Luther Pifer
Terre Haute
Tom Wilson
Big Springs
Mary Morris
Cap Reid
Graysville
G. W. Pleasant
Ernest Treber
E. W. Berry
A. E. McBride
Wm. Daugherty
Hazel Lindley
Jacob Baughman
Linton
Sarah Cushman Reed
Merom
W. S. Alexander
Christian Church
Catherine Cushman
Effie Cushman
Charles Cushman
Farmersburg
Ed Light
Inez
W. H. Jones
Lafayette
Sherman St. Clair
Mary
Nellie Young
Sarah Reed
Mother
Franklin Literary Society of
Helen Cushman
Lois Shields
Marguerite Cushman
Helen Phillips
Guy Cushman
Ava
Rev
L. L. Johnson
Youngstown
Ind
L. N. Hines
Indiana State Normal
Ross Ransford
John Shields
Frank Thornberry
Bob White
Mary Mann
James Durham
Mable Medsker
John Kennett
Emerson Watson
Miss Anderson
Sylvia Medsker
Alexander
Lindley
Eno
Cory Dix
Hutsonville
Mrs. Shores
Minnie Watson
Tom Durham
Will
Will Watson
Jesse Mahan
Puyallup
Washington
Jack Miles
Local Social Roundup From Farmersburg Area
Townsship residents hosted visitors and attended events including Farm Bureau gathering in Farmersburg. Birth announced for Robert Taylor. Various families visited Terre Haute and nearby towns, with multiple calls on Levi Jewell and the Jewell household.
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Marshall Baner
Farmersburg
Levi Jewell
Floyd Taylor
Robert
Farm Bureau
Alvin Hood
Henry McPeters
Terre Haute
Curtis Hopewell
Stephen Clarke
Rex Trueblood
Olin Moore
Chester Woodard
Elza Harris
Oral Harris
W. F. Eastham
Claude Edward
Hazel Engle
Charles Moore
Otto Jewell
Marion Harrison
Graysville Community News Highlights And Visit
Mrs Elmer Heck shows improvement as fuel worries persist and coal bins run low Andy Borders reopens his wood factory Local churchgoers enjoy a rare Wednesday evening treat Volunteers of America led by the Terre Haute captain visited with Bro Johnson and two lady musicians performing for the large audience
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Elmer Heck
Hepth
Andy Borders
Winter
John York
Emmet Nowlin
Bro. Avery
James Ransford
Corps of Volunteers of America
Terre Haute
Bro. Johnson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has over forty years of use. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to reduce mucous membrane inflammation. Sold by all druggists, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Readable Rural Notices and Miners First Aid Rules
Sunday visits across town as families spend time with relatives. The text also details the June miners first aid contest rules at Sullivan with team composition supervision judging and scoring procedures, including recommended bands and equipment, time limits, and entry deadlines.
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Sullivan
Indiana
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miners’ Organization
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
Bureau of Mines
Manuel
Bureau of Mines Manuel
Committee On
W. H. Forbes
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Vincennes
Ind
Wisdom's Gain Above All and A Penitentiary Thought
A short reflective piece contrasts aging with virtue, citing Solomon on gray heads and arguing that prisons hold many old men with white heads but dark souls. It adds a proverb from D E Estrange about gaining wisdom through loss.
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Solomon
New Orleans
Stray Bits of Wisdom Quote with Inevitable East Wind
The fragment presents a quotation attributed to James R. Lowell about the futility of arguing with the Inevitable and the practical response of donning an overcoat against the east wind.
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James R. Lowell
Calendar start months across ancient cultures
The text lists when different civilizations began their year: Athenians in June, Macedonians in September, Romans in March then January, Persians on August 11, ancient Mexicans on February 23, and Mohammedans in July.
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America
Sullivan County
R. H. Richart
Peerless
Thompson
Central Indiana Power Co
Putnam Electric Co
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Northern Indiana Power Co
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Indiana Electric Corporation
Cayuga Electric Co
Valparaiso Lighting Co
Safe Home Investment
Sullivan County Garden
Bennett’s Pharmacy
West Side Drug Store