Shelburn visits and local gatherings noted
Sullivan R. RR. B. Mrs. DP. L. Ratliff and daughters were Shelburn visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stout visited Walter Thacker Sunday. Holtsclaw family joined Turpen home Sunday. Milred school house to host preaching next Sunday night with all invited. Martha Craig in Clinton Sunday with home folks. Alice and Blanche Thomas visited parents Sunday. James Thomas family visited Jack White Sunday. Pete Ratliff stopped at Charles House Sunday morning. Lora Taylor visited Aretta Stout Sunday evening. Mrs. James M. Brown visited Linton recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Holtsclaw
Helmer Turpen
Mildred School House
Martha Craig
Clinton
Alice
Blanche Thomas
James Thomas
Jack White
Pete Ratliff
Charles House
Lora Tayior
Aretta Stout
James M. Brown
Linton
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Across Town
Clem Kirkham and Mrs Mollie Kirkham spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joe Branson and family. Oral Harris visited with David McKinney. Elsie Barcus stayed with Harry Allen and family of Greencastle. Gus Clouse and family of Midl town and Floyd Taylor dined with Elza Harris. Mable Hood stayed with her grandmother Mrs Manda Allen of Farmersburg last week. John and Marie, Misses Herman Jewell Sacetta Nelson Hosea Raymond Weaver and Harry Douglas called on Maude Boone Sunday. Joe Birlingarter and wife visited Jerry Barcus family. Golda Pearson and Clarence Osburn attended church at Liberty Sunday night. Genevie Barcus shopped in Farmersburg Saturday. Stephen Clark and Curt Hopewell visited Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Kirkham
Mollie Kirkham
Joe Branson
Oral Harris
David McKinney
Elsie Barcus
Harry Allen
Famiy
Greencastle
Gus Clouse
Middletown
Floyd Taylor
Elza Harris
Mable Hood
Manda Allen
Farmersburg
Herman Jewell
Dsacetta Nelson
Hosea
Raymond Weaver
Harry Douglas
Maude Boone
Joe Birlingarter
Jerry Barcus
Golda Pearson
Clarence Osburn
Liberty
Genevie Barcus
Stephen Clark
Curt Hopewell
Arbor Day observations and campus news at the college
Miss Tella Haines of Sullivan visited the Dormitory on Sunday. Miss Pearl Mellott of Mellott Indiana visits the collegeto spend time with her sister. Arbor Day activities engaged almost every class with a tree planting. The Franklin Literary Society presents The Time of his Life at the college auditorium Thursday night at 7 30 with nine characters. Admission 15c and 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella Haines
Sullivan
Pearl Mellott
Mellott
Ind
J. T. Brooks
Stoddard
Bunyan
Lowe
Rev’s
Lane
Rich and Hershey
Bonnie Douglas
Robinson
Paul Plunkett
Palestine
The
Franklin Literary Society
College
Dinner Hosts and Family Attendings at A B Creager Home
Miss Lucille Eddington of Palestein Marion Shade and family Jno Creager and family joined A B Creager for dinner on Sunday. Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children are praised for feverishness teething disorders and bowel regulation and are sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free sample from Mather Gray Co LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Eddington
Palestine
Marion Shade
Jno
Creager
A. B. Creager
Mother Gray
Mather Gray Co
LeRoy
New York
Local Social Visits Round Hutsonville and Sullivan
Mr and Mrs J T Shores of Hutsonville spent Sunday at Emerson Watson s. Mrs T J Mann was in Sullivan Friday. O T Collier and wife and Mrs Phillips were in Sullivan Thursday. Steve Newlin and wife and Mrs Medsker and Sylvia went to John Harrison s Sunday. Emmett Newlin and wife spent Sunday at Carl Burtons. Pearl Nowlin of Decatur Illinois is visiting her parents here. Corwin Phillips and family were in Sullivan Saturday. Will Watson and sons were in Hutsonville Saturday morning. A G Cushman was in Sullivan Emerson Watson and wife were Remember our Sunday school at 9 30 each Sunday morning and be there if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Collier
Phillips
Sullivan
Steve Newlin
Medsker
Sylvia
John Harrison
Emmett Newlin
Carl Burton
Pearl Nowlin
Decatur
Corwin Phillips
Will Watson
Hutsonville
A. G. Cushman
Emerson Watson
Allen's Foot-Ease for the Troops
The antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes or used in the foot bath. Used by Allied French and English troops to rest the feet reduce friction and make walking easy in drills for Military Preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Graysville Notes Include Commencement and Visits
Graysville reports include Morton Welch of Fairbanks transacting business here last Tuesday. Visitors Mrs Cushman and Mrs Turman spend time in the vicinity. Local residents John Pinkston, Chas Thomas and O P Badger did business in Sullivan last Saturday. Edith and Granville Thompson from Plainville attended the commencement and plan to study at Terre Haute. The senior play Josiah's Courtship drew a large crowd. The high school picnic was a success. Lodge resolutions honor James Co Lisman, who died April 15, 1917, with mourning and insurance memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Welch
Fairbanks
Our Village
T. K. Cushman
Nancy Turman
Sullivan
John Pinkston
Chas. Thomas
O. P. Badger
Eliza Beard
Mary Ransford
C. E. Thomas
Edith
Henry
Josiah
New Lebanon
Merom Bluff
James Co. Lisman
New Lobanon Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Brother Lisman
Commencement notes and local movements after graduation
President Laird of Central Normal College Danville Ind gave the commencement address Saturday evening. Ten Graysville youths became graduates and plan four years of college, with DePauw University likely to enroll many. Mr and Mrs VanCleave visited G W Nowlin and will move to Bloomington for further studies at the State University. Clarence Pettorf and Miss Joy Ransford with Girthel Bell and Miss Eliza Beard motored to Terre Haute last Sunday, had their car stolen, returned via interurban to Sullivan, then found transport home. O T Collier attended services Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird
Central Normal College
Danville
Ind
Graysville
DePauw University
VanCleave
G. W. Nowlin
Bloomington
The
State University
Clarence Pecttorf
Joy Ransford
Girthel Bell
Eliza Beard
Terre Haute
Bottorff
Sullivan
O. T. Collier
Complex Notices of Mortgage Foreclosures and Divorces Placed
A set of legal notices lists suits including new proceedings by Hervert Fe for Hibbin Hollweg & Co against Nathan and Ada Ringo and Everett Taylor, divorce actions Herman O. Drake versus Chicago Carlisle Coal Co, and multiple foreclosure and note and mortgage cases. Other filings include Lucius R. Henry versus Anthony and Carrie Yelton, Charles S. Howe against James Nesbit, and receivership actions of John Funkhouser for Union Building Association of Hymera versus John Holland and Benjamin Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Sutts
Hervert FE
Heine
Hibbin Hollweg & Co
Nathan W. Ringo
Ada Ringo
Everett Taylor
Hugh Lowry
Cleo Lowry
Herman O. Drake
Chicago- Carlisle Coal Co
Lucius R. Henry
Anthony M. Yelton
Carrie J. Yelton
Charles S. Howe
James L. Nesbit
John Funkhouser
Union Building Association of Hymera
John 8. Holland
Benjamin N. Holland
George A. Payne
Rosa O. Payne
Thomas J. Loudermilk
Lucy B. Loudermilk
Arthur Beckett
Cora EH. Barnett
Mary E. Willis
Raymond Willis
Advertised Letters List for Sullivan Postoffice 1917
Unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana Post Office dated April 25 1917 include ladies and gentlemen names such as Mrs H Herdy Miss Alice Johnson Mrs Katie Knight Miss Gertrude Westey Miss Adda Gentlemer S T Dougan Mr Paul Handcock Mr Roy Hunt Mr Lee Hungerford Mr Hilliary Ice Benner Richard Mr Henry D Sowers D W Tilley Mr Ora Workens Mr Mike Windhorst Mr Fred When calling say advertised and provide date. Letters unclaimed after two weeks will go to Dead Letter Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Herdy
H. Johnson
Alice Knight
Katie Miller
Gertrude Westey
Adda Gentlemer
I. O. O. F Urges By Laws Change and Third Degree Work
Members are urged to attend Friday night for by laws revision debate and to participate in third degree work. A. W. Lovelace N. G.
Kingsley Social Notes and Sunday School Officers
Kingsley residents attended events in Sullivan Terre Haute and Graysville with a Sunday sermon by Rev Deal. The Sunday school elected officers led by Supt W S Lester and included Asst W A Burton Sec Elsie Peacher and other posts. Local visits included Dr Scott of Sullivan for John Harrison and Ruth DeHart visiting Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riggs
F. Whitlock
Terre Haute
Percy Lester
Loren Thomas
Graysville
Deal
Kingsley
W. S. Lester
W. A. Burton
Sec’y
Elsie Peacher
Merle Whitlock
Treas
Dave Riggs
Tamar DeHart
Wilhelmina Riggs
Emma Gaston
Home Dept
Ernestine Wernz
Sadie Shelp
Dr. Scott of
Sullivan
John Harrison
Charles Walston
Ruth
Mr. Deal
Co. F. Whitlock
Dr. Parker
the Narrows
Will Fuson
Clinton
Good nature and beauty in balance
Quote attributed to Goldsmith notes that good nature can fill gaps where beauty is absent, while beauty cannot compensate for lack of virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith
Notable Uses for Soy Beans in Home Cookery
The article extols soy beans as a profitable crop and outlines several recipes. Black Bean Soup uses beans with beef bones, lemon juice, and Worcestershire. Baked Beans With Sour Cream adds sour cream and sugar. Whole Wheat Ginger Bread combines molasses and ginger. Kidney Bean Salad features kidney beans, celery, nut meats, green pepper, lettuce, and French dressing. It also notes serving ideas to occupy guests and chafing-dish capacity guidelines.
Essential Memory and Business Success
The text emphasizes memory as a function of attention and concentration. It argues successful men retain essential facts by elevating them to a business standard and regard forgetfulness only for nonessential details.
Farmersburg Items From the Farmersburg News
Ss E Hopewell and wife of Hot Springs Ark will visit relatives here soon. Col A P Asbury went to Carlisle to address a patriotic meeting. The township school near Liberty ended last Friday Fern Scott taught. Werner Halberstadt taught in North Dakota and returned home. Archie Maher came back from West Virginia where he worked for a construction firm. Emory Cady resigned at Pattons barber shop to work as time keeper for the Dugger project. J Thompson Scott and wife visited Harrison Whitman. Sullivan county bankers warn of labor shortage and plan a county labor bureau in each bank. Coupon form to fill and send to bank for record and county agent reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. E. Hopewell
Hot Springs, Ark
Col
A. P. Asbury
Carlisle
Liberty
Fern Scott
Werner Halberstadt
North Dakota
Archie Maher
West Virginia
Emory Cady
Patton
Dugger
J. Thompson Scott
Harrison Whittman’s
Sullivan County
Sisters Bonnie and Fern Scott Enter Indiana Conservatory
Misses Bonnie and Fern Scott traveled to Indianapolis on Monday to enter the Indiana Conservatory of Music. Bonnie will study voice piano and cornet while Fern pursues flute voice and piano along with other subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie
Fern Scott
Indianapolis
Indiana Conservatory of Music
Fern
The New Mine at Pimento Advances Rapidly
The new coal mine at Pimento is being sunk quickly. On Monday workers reached ten feet. Boilers are being installed and a temporary tipple is being erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimento
Enlistment of 18-year-old Raymond Hogl in Navy
Raymond Hogl aged 18 joined the Navy on Monday. The enlistment was arranged by Postmaster Collins of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Raymond Hogl
Collins
Please Mail Coupon To Your Banker
A brief directive instructs readers to fill out the coupon and mail it to their banker. The note emphasizes completing the form and sending it via mail for processing or action with their financial institution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kelly
Jewelry
Sullivan R. RR. B
DP. L. Ratliff
Shelburn
Mrs. Stout
Walter Thacker
Township
Big Springs
J. T. Shores
Emerson Watson's
T. J. Mann
A. W. Lovelace, N. G
Rufus DeHart
Edgar Strain
Cal Harmon
Fred Williams
Hunt Church
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Oiserver
WCEA
Julius Harry Shoe Co
the Peoples State Bank
Bank That Safety and Service
South West Corner Square
Indiana
Pinaud
Dept
Pinaud Bldg
Farmersburg News
Farm Labor and Work
Bureau
Wilk
Gle
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