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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
8
A collage of quips and observations on social trends politics and daily life. The bits reference court house domes aviation fences banners fashion and humor about marriages watches and fruit with a playful, anonymous local flavor.
A collage of humorous lines touches on beer supply, gender roles, travel mishaps, romance, and fashion. It parodies social trends and modern wit with playful quips about prohibition, shaving, love, and spring fashion, ending with a cheeky note on wearable garb.
Annual meeting of Eagle Island Club stockholders set for Monday night May 2 at nine oclock at the Elks home. Secretary H STRATTON.
Miss Mattie Hays of Indianapolis spent the weekend as a guest of local residents, enjoying hospitality and socializing with longtime friends in the area.
Mrs M A Rose visited sister Mrs Mary Price last week. Families and relatives visited Sullivan and Terre Haute for past week while Strain school parents formed a committee for next year. Graduation events included Graysville and Fairbanks high schools with Dr Hershey delivering the baccalaureate at Drake church.
Notice sells hand made harness from premium leather at The Jim Dandy Harness Shop on the north side square near Kirkham’s old stand. John A. Mattix invites customers to visit for quality gear.
Graysville’s senior class received diplomas last Monday in a full auditorium with an address by Rev. Brown and music by the Sullivan orchestra. Teachers earned praise for their patience and endurance in the school year’s final events. Rev J Cross spoke on the Centenary plea noting $500 pledged but unpaid. A revival began at the Methodist church, and odd notes mention Dr Einstein, onion advice from the agriculture secretary, and local visits by Miss Irma Yager and the Sullivan Moore family.
The trustee and advisory board of Haddon School Township Sullivan County Indiana will offer for sale 35,000 dollars in 6 percent school bonds dated April 1 1921 at the trustee office Carlisle Indiana beginning May 1 1921 and continuing until sold. Bonds are 28 total to mature 1936 with semiannual interest payable at Peoples State Bank Carlisle and non taxable. Bids require 1 000 dollar certified check and may be sold as a whole or in lots.
Mr and Mrs J F Hoke and Miss Jennie Thornhill return from spending the winter at New Smyrna Florida and arrived home today.
Dream counsel warns that being held by a footpad signals danger from enemies if caution is not used. A separate dream of being one urges careful, prudent progress in business ventures.
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