Local social notes from Kingsley and area visitations
Mrs Edgar Strain and Mrs Fred Wernz and daughter Ernestine and Doris DeHart returned after visiting Dr C F Thomson in Crawfordsville. Charles Riggs motored to Terre Haute. Miss Ruth Riggs and Elsie Peacher study piano with Prof Huntwork in Farmersburg. Iva Drake returned from Sullivan hospital. Various extended family visits noted among Strain Wernz Borders McKinney and Clark families across Sullivan Marshall West Union Terre Haute Flat Rock and Freeburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Strain
Fred Wernz
Ernestine
Doris DeHart
C. F. Thomson
Crawfordsville
Charles Riggs
Terre Haute
Ruth Riggs
Elsie Peacher
Huntwork
Farmersburg
Iva Drake
Sullivan
Sarah Strain
Warren Dickerson
Orville Taylor
West Union
Sabra Drake
Rene Martin
Paul and
Allie Borders
Big Spring
Albin Bicknell’s
Ruth
Hamill
Freeburg, Jr
J. B. McKinney
Carl Lester
Flat Rock
Elizabeth Wernz
Fred Young
Wash Osborn
Charles Wernz
Near Sullivan
Martin Wernz
Marshall
Albert Wernz
Local social notes from Graysville and nearby towns
Edgar Hanley and Gus Ransford of Graysville visited Cal Harmon and a family spent Sunday with friends in Hymera. Loren Thomas returned to Great Lakes Naval Station on Thursday after a 30 day furlough. Edgar Strain sold a car load of fat cattle to Powell and Bushell of Sullivan on Monday. The DeHart children Doris Elfredia Christine and Carol Rose with Lucile Strain and Miss Lela and Lynn Thomas attended a party hosted by Mrs Ridgway near Graysville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hanley
Gus Ransford
Graysville
Cal Harmon
Hymera
Loren Thomas
Great Lakes Naval Station
Edgar Strain
Powell and Bushell
Sullivan
Doris
Elfredia
Christine and
Carol Rose DeHart
Lucile Strain
Lela
Lynn Thomas
Local notes record weather woes and community events
Late frosts and cool weather dampen gardening plans as residents report on travel visits, church programs begin a Centenary appeal, and local families share news. A Ford mishap north of town leaves Mr and Mrs C R Piety with serious bruises and cuts after a rollover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Penny
Decatur
Til
Virg
Pennsy Railway
Mreo
Hall's Catarrh Medicine ad offers bond for cures
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason certifies on December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. Medicine is taken internally and acts on mucous surfaces. Sent testimonials free. Sold by all druggists. The Hall's Family Pills for constipation also recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
W. Gleason
Th. Hall
College conservatives and students attend Ohio convention
Livyd Reich and Pres. C B Hershey attend the quadrennial American Christian Convention in Conneaut Ohio this week with Hershey to address on Saturday May 5. The Lincolia Literary Society staged Just for Fun to a large crowd last Friday and the Franklin Society's play drew praise at Palestine and Graysville. Princ C W Bowman and wife of Kirklin Indiana return to school work for the semester while Wilkinson Hall and the annex receive refurnishing before year’s end. Indiana State Normal opens the home diamond season Friday May 2 against the college team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livyd Reich
Pres. C. B. Hershey
American Christian Convention
Conneaut
Ohio
Pres. Hershey
Lincolia Literary Society
New Lebanon
Hutsonville
Franklin Society
Palestine
Graysville
Princ .C. W. Bowman
Kirklin
Ind
Wilkinson Hall
Indiana State Normal Team
Indiana Weather Summary For Farmersburg Week
Miss Glenn Yeager cooperative weather observer reports for Farmersburg covering the week ending April 28. Data shows varied daily high and low temperatures with rainfall totals of .06 inches on the 22nd and .06 inches on the 28th. Conditions ranged from clear to cloudy and included several mild days amid the damp spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Demobilization Deliberate and Demanding Across Ages
A historical analysis argues that demobilizing an army is as slow and costly as raising one. From Civil War to World War I, nations faced months to years of absorption into civilian life with ongoing needs for feeding sheltering clothing and care. The piece urges continued support for war-finance measures like the Victory Loan to cover these costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
United States
England
South Africa
Bonds and notes differ mainly by term length
The article explains the practical distinction between Victory Bond and Victory Note. Notes run four years, bonds longer, both carry coupons and semiannual interest, with technical wording differences existing but not affecting the investor.
Memorial urges buying Victory Notes for fallen at Chateau Thierry
Voice of gratitude calls on citizens to purchase Victory Notes in honor of American volunteers who died at Chateau Thierry. The appeal frames the fund drive as a tribute to those servicemen and a step toward postwar relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Thierry
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Circuit Court
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court May term hears a partition petition filed by William Ed Crowder Jr as executor of Thomas Pogue deceased against Frank Peosue Jesse EL Posue Martha to Jacksom and Nolin Milligan. Defendants not residents to be notified to answer by court deadline. Final settlement notice also issued for Adelia Wilson estate with May term hearing and creditors heirs urged to appear and show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan
William Ed Crowder, Jr
Thomas Pogue
Frank Peosue
Jesse EL Posue
Martha
Jacksom
Nolin Milligan
Nalles
Hey
Sullivan Circuit
Corms
Poste
Abarth Po Aitekseu
Nolia Milligan
Podiaiude
Aire
Osadd
Amd
Rane
Gem State
Jilie
Pete
Absenen
Pata
Lou
Kraleey
Apadi Ou
Leds
Eagle Island Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Eagle Island Club will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Elks home Monday evening May 5 1919 after nine o'clock for officer elections and other business. C H Stratton secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Island Club
Elks Home
C. H. Stratton
Sec’y-Treas
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Postoffice 1919
List of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana dated April 80 1919 includes Ladies List Banister Miss Kate Goodman Mrs Ene May Mrs Lucie Smith Mrs L B Walters Leona Gents List Busby Air George Jeter. If not called for within ten days they go to Dead Letter Office. Note asks callers to say advertised and gives the date advertised WM E Aydelotte PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Banister
Kate Goodman
Ene May
Lucie Smith
L. Bf. Walters
Leona
Brown Honored as Grand Marshal in Eastern Star Session
At the Grand Chapter Eastern Star of Indiana session in Indianapolis last week J H Brown of this city was honored with election to Grand Marshal. Mrs Jane Jones and Mrs Ed P Reed served as delegates from the Sullivan lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. Brown
Grand Charter
Eastern Star of Indiana
Ato
Fuedianapolis
J. HR. Brown
Jane Jones
Ed P. Reed
Sullivan Lodge
Terre Haute Daily Star and The Sullivan Union
Two Indiana newspapers in a year subscription priced at four dollars total. Bundled access to Terre Haute Daily Star and The Sullivan Union offered for a limited period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Daily Star
The
Sullivan Union
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Dex
Lisle
Ladies Fine Gauze Union
Index Nation Co
Kingsley
Hoosier Bargain Store
Z.K. Evans
Motor and Horse Equipment
Fairbanks Phone
O. H. Burke
State
Frank Badger
Wm. Gorham
Ed Alsop
Oscar Alsop
Robt. Vanhorn
Garrett Schloot
Simeon Yager
Herman Meckee
Fairbanks
Grandma Nees
B&b. Cc. Co
Riggs Clay Product Company Drain Tile
Pk Fee
Bk F
West Side Square
Geptrode Wilson
Adelia Wilson
Sullivias
Aiddnnia
Ciretit
Priday
Menade
Attarines
Gents
Busby
Air. George
WM. E. Aydelotte
P.M
W.H. Eaton
Real Estate and Insurance Sherman Building
Frank Bowne
Sullivan Transfer Co
Lindley
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