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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

5

Weekend Visits and Local News From Big Springs

Ray Watson stayed at home over the weekend. Several families and relatives visited, including Mr. and Mrs. John Hash and son from Bicknell, Pearl Nowlin from Decatur Ills visiting her relatives, and Mrs. Edyth Bicknell with son Harvey. Tom Durham sold his dairy herd to Wallace Springer. A surprise breakfast honored Pearl Nowlin with twenty one ladies attending. Rain fell Sunday morning as others visited Will Watson’s and Warren Stuart Hunt and Junior Watson.

Ray Watson John Hash and Bicknell Emerson Watson Pearl Nowlin Decatur Ills Tom Durham Wallace Springer Minnie Watson John Waren Robert Jack Lucy Burton William Springer’s Tom Mann Tom, Jr Chisler Terre

Local Notes and Family Visits In Sullivan County

Mr Holmes leases rear of Pogue garage for repair work. Loretta Smock from Terre Haute visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Alfred Russell. Foresey children of Terre Haute visit Russell family. Noble Carell and daughter from Sullivan call on sister D D Bradbury. Rosa Holmes visits sister Martha Curry of Farmersburg. A O Peacher family visit parents Mr and Mrs A J Peacher. Alice Holmes returns from Hymera. Claire Merrills barn struck by lightning Saturday night.

Elijah Holmes Holmes Pogue Loretta Smock Terre Haute Alfred Russell Victor Foreseythe Noble Carell Sullivan D. D. Bradbury Rosa Holmes Martha Curry Farmersburg A. O. Peacher A. J. Peacher Alice Holmes Charley Holmes Hymera Claire Merrill

Local residents and visitors in Graysville events

Clarence Walters transacted business in Graysville Monday. Fuel for the consolidated school building is being delivered. Several residents and visitors including Will Bragdon in Gill township, John H. McKee from Merom, and Frank Blair in town, were noted. O. P. Badger hosted relatives and friends including Mrs. Hobson of Marshall Indiana and Mrs. Webb Thompson with children visiting from Otterbein Indiana. Irma Yager travels in Warren and Benton counties while James E. Yager and James Monk visited Terre Haute last Friday.

Clarence Walters Will Bragdon Gill Township John H. McKee Merom Frank Blair Calvin Hobson Marshall Ind O. P. Badger Eobson John W. Burnett Providence Webb Thompson Otterbien Irma Yager Warren Benton Jas. E. Yager Jas. Monk Terre Haute Rex Woodard Tarwater Noble Badger W. A. Vail Mary E. Brown Margaret Warren Dickerson John Ramsen

Local visits and travels noted in area social items

Edgar Strain made a business trip to Sullivan on Thursday. Elmer Trueblood and wife with Mrs. Will Lester visited Herman Van Vleck in Farmersburg on Tuesday. Mrs Shields of Shelburn visited Grover Scott’s home. Anise Booth and Jane Pittman of Fairbanks were guests at Elmer Trueblood’s. Claude Drake and Jess Borders of Big Springs visited Albin Bicknell. Alvin Jewell and Floyd Pinkston of Graysville visited Ed Jewell. Vorhees Thompson and wife visited their son Emerson in Shelburn Friday. Carl Lester and family spent weekend near Flatrock Illinois. Grover Scott and wife went to Shelburn Friday.

Edgar Strain Sullivan Elmer Trueblood Will Lester Herman van Vleck Farmersburg Shields Shelburn Grover Scotts Anise Booth Jane Pittman Fairbanks Claude Drake Jess Borders Big Springs Albin Bicknell

Community Notes From Farmersburg And Graysville

Dr Oliphant visited Mrs Sarah Strain in Farmersburg and reports her condition improved. Mr and Mrs Frank Badger from Graysville called at Rufus DeHarts. William Shields of Graysville visited Warren Dickerson and family. Dickerson attended church in Graysville Sunday evening. Rev Leslie Johnson dined with Mr and Mrs Ara Johnson. Mr and Mrs C F Whitlock drove to Terre Haute. Rev George Fuson held services at West Union Illinois on Sunday. Rev Leslie Johnson called on Will Lesters Monday afternoon. Bro Johnson is surveying the community for church work.

Oliphant Farmersburg Sarah Strain George Fuson West Union Ills Leslie Johnson Will Lester Bro. Johnson

Halwy Catarrh Remedy Claim Advertisement

Catarrh cure marketed as Halwell Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Promoted as effective for over 40 years and sold by druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Halw F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Local residents visit relatives across Indiana and Illinois

Merom Miss Emma Rose McNabb spends a few days with grandparents Mr and Mrs George McNabb. Mrs Maude Burke and daughter Dorothy weekend with Mr and Mrs Jas Shields north of Graysville. Mrs Webb Milam and children guests of Mrs Homer Davis Hymera. E W Berry family return from Wingate Indiana after visiting Mrs Berry's mother Mrs Thomas. Cora Cramer returns from Des Moines and Pueblo visit. Wm McNabb off to Chicago for relatives. Eva Thompson and daughters visit in Linton. Margaret Walston of Sullivan week with aunt Mrs Webb Milam. Luther Boroughs family from East Chicago spend rest of summer with relatives. Ruth Robertson of Terre Haute weekend with Frank Robertson family. Fred Boyer of Terre Haute weekend with his mother Mrs Pleasant.

Emma Rose McNabb George McNabb Maude Burke Dorothy Jas. Shields Graysville Webb Milam Homer Davis Hymera E. W. Berry Wingate Ind Berry Thomas Cora Cramer R. O. Cramer Des Moines G. F. Hallowell Pueblo Colo Wm. McNabb Chicago Eva Thompson Gertrude Frances Linton Margaret Walston Sullivan Luther Boroughs Lowell Tilson Ruth Robertson Terre Haute Frank Robertson Fred Boyer Pleasant

VAMPS WHO MADE HISTORY BY JAMES C YOUNG

Cardinal Mazarin elevates Marie Mancini to Paris court where she captivates Louis XIV then suffers heartbreak and a string of European affairs. The piece traces her rise fall and a tragic Pisa epitaph, Dust and Ashes.

Vamps James C. Young Cardinal Mazarin France Louis XIV Italy Paris Mazarin Marie Mancini Marie Louis Colonna Naples Europe Spain Pisa

The Ill-Fated Mary of Modena and The Jacobite Wars

An 17th century tale of Mary of Modena, wife of James II, whose marriage sparked a series of uprisings. Her influence on Louis XIV helped inflame the War of the Spanish Succession and the Jacobite rebellions dragged on until 1718, leaving England uneasy under William III.

England Maury of Modena Italy Duke of York James II James Mary of William of Orange Jacobus Mary France Louis XIV Louis William Wiliam Spain Europe Eugene Austria Marlborough

Buffalo Bill Cody: Hunter Scout and Wild West Legend

The article recounts William Frederick Cody known as Buffalo Bill. It covers his early work killing buffalo for Kansas Pacific railroad supply during 1867 68, his rivalry with Billy Comstock, and his rise as a scout and guide for Custer and Carr. It notes his Wild West show fame and his death on January 10 1917, burial on Lookout Mountain near Denver.

Kansas Pacific Kansas William Frederick Cody General Custer Cody Buffalo Bill Billy Comstock Fort Wallace Comstock General Carr Colorado America Europe Lookout Mountain Denver

Ghosts and Dreams at White Towers Garden Meeting

Cecily waits in a moonlit old house after a car runs out of gas. Paul Webster, a visiting writer, shares memories of a happy childhood here, and Cecily wonders about love. He volunteers to guide her to a fishing pond and grotto for a future picnic with White Towers children.

Cecily Websters Stephen Ware Mr. Ware Don White Towers Paul Webster Paul Hannah

How do we hear explained simply by science

A scientist explains hearing in simple terms. Information passes from speaker to listener through a chain of messages until the final listener understands the idea. The piece emphasizes accessible science communication.

Wisdom of Birds in Nest Construction

Birds prefer dull nesting materials to hide their address from predators. The avoidance of bright colors in nest building reduces visibility and helps protect offspring from potential enemies.

Poppaea Sabina and the Fall of Nero in Ancient Rome

A historical sketch recounts Nero's rise under Agrippina and his ruin under Poppaea Sabina. It details his love affairs with Acte, crimes including his mother’s murder, Seneca’s execution, Rome’s great fire, and Nero’s ultimate death at thirty one as the palace fell to pieces.

Poppaea Sabina Nero Rome Greece Orient Agrippina Acte Octavia Poppaea Seneca Praetorian Guard Senate

The Woman with the Evil Eye Lola Montez’s Turbulent Life

The article retells Lola Montez life from Elizabeth Byron’s daughter to her final resting place in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn. It traces marriages, alias turns, and rebellions from India and Spain to Paris Munich New York and Australia.

Dumas Lola Montez Elizabeth Lord Byron India England Spain London Hisves Germany Belgium Warsaw Lola Paris Munich Ludwig Jolly Europe New York West Australia Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn

Notice of Final Settlement for Noah Simmons Estate

James Stewart administrator for Noah Simmons of Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account in the Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the report on Monday September 4 1922 the first day of the September term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Arthur E DeBaun attorney. 1st insertion Aug 2 1922-3¢

James Stewart Noah Simmons Sullivan County Indiana Sullivan Circuit Court Arthur E. DeBaun

Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator

The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Newton W. Haines of Sullivan County Indiana, deceased. The estate is solvent. Thomas M. Durham. Ist insertion August 2, 192?-31.

Newton W. Haines Sullivan County Indiana Thomas M. Durham

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