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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1916

Page

8

New Lebanon social notes from Sullivan visits

Mrs. Osburn Irvin and daughter Minnie and Lucy Adams and Mrs. Sam Lee were in Sullivan Tuesday. J. M. Oldham is on the sick list. Those from here who were in Sullivan Saturday were Mrs. Harry Bolenbaugh and daughters, Sam Sandusky, Monnie Russell and wife and Mrs. Arthur Brown and children. Those who took Sunday dinner with Margaret Youngman were Misses Hattie Bolenbaugh, Clyde Schaffer, Ethel, Jennie and Elizabeth Willis and Messrs. Edward Willis, Roy and Ray Bland. Alln Parkhurst and family spent Saturday night and Sunday in Sullivan. Arthur Irvin and family of near Sullivan spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin. Chas. Prose and wife of Aerom spent Saturday night and Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wardner. Eunice Story spent Sunday with Marie Bolenbaugh.

Osburn Irvin Minnie Lucy Adams Sam Lee Sullivan J. M. Oldham Harry Bolenbaugh Sam Sandusky Monnie Russell Arthur Brown Margaret Youngman Hattie Bolenbaugh Clyde Schaffer Ethel Jennie Elizabeth Willis Edward Willis Roy Ray Bland Alln Parkhurst Arthur Irvin Ec. Irvin Chas Prose Aierom C. F. Wardner Eunice Story Marie Bolenbaugh

Remains of Delaskie Mathes Buried Here Yesterday

The remains of Delaskie J. Mathes who died in Medford Oregon sixteen months ago were re interred in Center Ridge cemetery here yesterday. The procession included the widow Mrs Mary W Mathes and the late Dr J M Mathes father of the deceased aided by his father. Delaskie J Mathes was born and raised in Carlisle and worked for the Peoples State Bank there for several years. His widow will stay for a visit with Mrs Mary E Mathes.

Delaskie Mathes Delaskie J. Mathes Medford Ore Mary W. Mathes Center Ridge Cemetery J. M. Mathes Carlisle Peoples State Bank Mary E. Mathes

Allen's Foot-Ease for the Troops

War zone hospitals order Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and use in foot baths for troops. It gives rest and comfort to hot tired feet and makes walking easy. Available at druggists everywhere for 25c.

Allen

Weather of a Week Report from Farmersburg

Miss Glenn Seager, cooperative weather observer for the county, presents the weekly weather summary for July 14 to July 20 with daily highs and lows and sky conditions including clear, partly cloudy, and cloudy days.

Farmersburg Glenn Seager Co-Operative Weather Observer

Notice of Sale of Personal Property in Graysville

Trustee of Orren H. Burke bankruptcy offers public auction on Saturday August 12 1916 at 2 PM from the former store location in Graysville Sullivan County Indiana. Sale includes hardware stores misc items. subject to court approval. sold free of liens except 1916 taxes payable 1917. Alonzo C Owens Trustee. First insertion Aug. 2 1916-17.

Orren H. Burke Graysville Sullivan County Indiana Alonzo*c. Owens

College Anew Grounds Paint Up For Chautauqua

President and Mrs Hershey visited relatives in Piqua Ohio while guests from Indiana and Illinois attended church and toured the college. Burroughs began painting the cupola and woodwork as part of an exterior refresh and W H Thornton replaced front doors with glass. The campus trimmed again this week in preparation for the Chautauqua starting August 17. Rev O R Mason of Walton Indiana plans to move to a near New Lebanon farm next fall.

Mary McCracken Katherine Lindley Grace McCracken Martinsville Ill Mr. Burroughs W. H. Thornton O. R. Mason Walton, Ind New Lebanon

Hymera Old Soldiers Reunion Opens With Big Attendance Expected

The Hymera old soldiers reunion begins its two day session today with a large attendance anticipated. Principal speakers tomorrow include Oscar B. Bland and William A. Cullop. George R. W. Dutton returns from a two week vacation at Winona Lake and visits his nephew Gilbert Dutton at Culver Military Academy. E. D. Maple left for Detroit in Benjamin Davis’s Cadillac touring car for a factory overhaul.

Hymera OLD Soldiers Oscar BE. Bland William A. Cullop George R. W Dutton Wipona Lake Gilbert Dutton Culver Military Academy E. D. Maple Detroit Benjamin Davis Mr. Maple

Sermon and local visits mark Drake church day

Rev O M Deal delivered the regular evening sermon on child training. Local families and visitors including Carl Lester Edgar Strain R G DeHart Fred Wernz Miss Iva Munroe Emmet Harrison and Frank Wernz visited Elmer Thomson at Crawfordsville. Ward Hawkins Hix Davis returned from a trip to the Irvine oil fields and Georgia Hardesty Donald Hardesty left for California.

O. M. Deal Carl Lester Edgar Strain R. G. DeHart Fred Wernz Iva Munroe Emmet Harrison Frank Wernz Elmer Thomson Crawfordsville Ward Hawkins Hix Davis Irvine Miss Georgia Hardesty Donald Hardesty California

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