Community social rounds and farm program noted in township
Mrs Will Marts and daughters plus many neighbors shared meals and visits across Curry Township. Farmers Association planned ice cream supper at Reed school house Friday while others attended picnics and Sunday calls. Threshing finished and fencing work noted as cheug day at Sullivan drew locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Marts
Elsie
Chas. Moore
Dudley Hayworth
Chester Woodard
Lydia Woodard
Clevy Lloyd
Olin Moore
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Jerry Barcus
Geneva
E. J. Eastham
Terre Haute
Alvin Hood
S. S
Hayden’s Grove
Levi Jewell
Will Jewell
Roy Jewell
Curry Township
Barnett Jewell
Sam Engle
Sullivan
Hud Hill
Oral Harris
Ed Harris
Howard Woodard
Joe Birlingmier
Helen
Pink Hood
Near Hymera
Pudley Hayworth
Raymond Wyman
Gene
Parnett
John Easter
Chas. Cochran
Shelburn
Local Notices and Social Visits Around Farmersburg Area
Mr and Mrs Aaron Hall of Farmersburg hosted guests Wednesday. Several residents traveled to Terre Haute for business. The Sunday school improved the church lot with cement walks a new well pump and other work with twenty men on site. The Ladies Aid Society funded the project. Aut Vail and family hosted Warren Dickerson party near Graysville. Funeral held for Ira Fuller's child at home near Fairbanks with Rev Stivers in charge and a quartet singing. Burial at Pogne cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Hall
Farmersburg
James Pittman
S. Vorhees Thomson
Hosea Drake
Terre Haute
Ray Trueblood
Middletown
Aspy
Indianapolis
Ladies Aid Society
Warren Dickerson
J. W. Ramsen
Aut Vail
Graysville
John Thomas
West York
Charles Riggs
Will Thomas
Edgar Strain
Sullivan
Fred Wernz
Ellon Drake
Charles Mattix
Ben Adams
Elmer Harrison
Big Springs
Carl Lester
Ira Fuller
Fairbanks
Stivers
Sumner, Jrl
The
Hunt Christian Church
Fred
Graysville News and Local Happenings This Week
Graysville reports for the week note wet trips to Trinity Springs hampered camping and road bumps on local routes. Uncle Riley Ransford and John Pinkston are visiting the area awhile. Families dine and visit with neighbors, with Mrs. Yager and children away in Warren county. The Fourth Quarterly Conference is set for the 4th, with reports requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Springs
Riley Ransford
John Pinkston
Carl] Burton
A. G. Cushman
Ham Furton
Frank Badger
Clyde Shields
Graysville
Jas. F. Yager
Lucile
Kenneth
Warren County
Chas. Bicknell
Robt
Crow
Local Happenings Around Sullivan County
Mrs Gouckenour and Miss Crawford travel to Chicago to buy goods for Springer Gouckenour store. Several residents visit relatives, attend parks, and join social events. Agency for Sinclair Refining products expanded to five counties with a new 20 000 gallon gasoline tank and three delivery trucks. Public Service Commission rate hearing for Sullivan County Water Co. postponed.
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Robert Gouckenour
Clio Crawford
Nina Bridwell
Gouckenour
Chicago
Springer- Gouckenour
Mildred Donald
New Harmony
Ind
Ruth Reid
C. BE. Jones
Helen
Momence
Ills
E. &. Russell
H. M. Stewart
W. E. Jones
Dixie Bee Line
Sinclair Refining Company
Amanda James
Kate Duncan
Martinsville
Tls
Mary Mann
W. F. Knotts
Sullivan County Druggists’ Association
Riverview Park
Wabash River
Essie Wilson
Washington, D. C
Frank Wilson
W. P. Stratton
Washington, D.C
Harve Patton
Los Angeles
Cal
Hymera
Sullivan
Joe Ladd
Pittsburg
James H. Muchmore
Will Armstrong
Trinidad
Col
Bessie
Kittie Ridge
R. W. Hoffman
Central Lake
Mich
H. S. Benson
Turkey Run
Statler
J. F. Moore
Norville Knowles
Dorothy Stunkle
Owensville
L. C. Phillips
Lawren
Pensacola
Fla
Will Thompson
Russell
J. R. Crowder
Michigan
James McKee
Velma
Trinity Springs
West Baden
French Lick
Floyd Cummins
Fostoria
Ohio
Cummins
Hudson-Essex Automobiles
W. D. Cummins
W. T. Mellott
Pennsylvania
H. Alexander
New Richmond
Home Made American Cheese A Long Keeping Dish
The guide explains making cheese from milk with a vat system, temperature control, and curing in a cheese hoop. It covers rennet proportions, cutting curd, heating to 100 degrees F, salting, pressing, and par affin coating, plus curing at 45 to 60 degrees F for two weeks, yielding about 10.5 lbs per 100 lbs milk. It notes flavor matures by six weeks and mentions related fish dishes and a fish mold recipe for economical meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Whey Lemonade and Punch From Dairy Byproducts
Buttermilk lemonade is made by adding two tablespoons of lemon juice and sugar to each glass of buttermilk. Whey from cheese making can be used in a beverage as well. Whey Lemonade and Punch mixes one quart whey with six tablespoons sugar, lemon juice, lemon slices, rind, and a hint of nutmeg.
Whey Punch With Fruit Juices and Spices
Mix whey with lemon juice sugar and water then chill. Variations double citrus and sugar and add fruit juices and small fruit pieces to make whey punch. Chill, serve with crushed ice if desired. Mint sprig may be added. nutmeg or cinnamon masks whey flavor. punch may be frozen.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promotes Natural Recovery
A historic medical notice touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims cleansing the blood and boosting the system restores normal conditions so nature can work. Circulars free from KF J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
KF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Card of Thanks for Joe McNabb
The family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and acts of kindness after the death of husband, father and son Joe McNabb. Mrs Joe McNabb and children, Mr and Mrs George McNabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McNabb
George McNabb
Julius Harry Heads East for Three Week Trip
Julius Harry will depart Saturday for a three week journey visiting Norfolk Virginia New York and additional eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Harry
Norfolk
New York
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Kingsley
Special Information Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
CacleJo Fins
Niagara
Jesus
Compree
Madras
Hoosier Bargain Store
Isaac Brown
Dodd Bridge
James Oliver
Osborne
Studebaker
Ernest Stanley
Harrison & Drake—Auctioneers
Nyal
Dave Kennedy
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