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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1919

Page

5

Local families share recent visits and moves

A Walker family moved from Linton to the Spencer mine last Tuesday where Mr. Walker works as way master. Dozens of neighbors and relatives visited, with plans and travels noted including a return from overseas and a wedding nbirths. The column records community movements, visits, repairs, and local events across several names and towns.

Walker Linton Spencer Mine Wm. Jackson Pearl Pauline Hazelrod Danville Ill Billy Booker Charles Mayfield Clarence G. T. Buck Alford Montgomery Ira Nett Winora Wim, Jackson Ray Timmerman Carlisle Homer Montgomery Harve Foulks Emery Bedwell Sam Zyrock Cleveland Ohio Vess Bedwell Coal Company

Big Springs News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

George Phillips and Ralph Collier visited Terre Haute Sunday. Mrs. Anna Cushman spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Eno. A Thursday hail and wind storm damaged corn in the bottoms. Robert Watson was seriously ill but improved. John Greene hauled watermelons to Hutsonville Saturday. Carl Cushman was in Merom Saturday night. Will Springer and family visited Emerson Watson Sunday. Mary Mann visited Robinson.

George Phillips Ralph Collier Terre Haute Anna Cushman Eno Robert Watson John Greene Hutsonville Carl Cushman Merom Will Springer Emerson Watson Mary Mann Robinson

Visits and Homecomings Across Town This Week

Lieut. Robert Massey from Camp Merritt visits family before transfer to Camp Grant for discharge. Mrs. John Kelley returns from a Kingsley trip chaperoning eight Graysville girls to Shades. Mrs. M. A. Reynolds, convalescent near Sullivan, goes home after throat operation. Elizabeth and Belle Rude return to Montgomery Ohio from visiting Mrs. Sherman St. Clair. Beatrice Gooding visits Lorene Setzer in Alexandria Indiana. John and Mrs. John Jones of Sunbury, Penn. visit daughter Mrs. Charles Vickery. Mary St. Clair leaves for three weeks at Frankfort Indiana camp meeting. Ed Morris and Robi Massey guests of Bonnie Milam. Harold Daugherty, government employee, home from Washington. Dolores Hoilman returns to Effingham after visiting Bea Hoilman. J Estil Frye returns from two weeks in Waubleau Missouri. Mrs. F. H. Johnson entertains Jacob Fleming and Mrs. Sue Hawkins. Hal White back from eighteen months U S Army. R Mason and family visit Gus Creager. Rev. Lloyd Reich and family back from two weeks in Ohio.

Robert Massey Camp Merrit New Jersey David Harber Camp Grant Illinois John Kelley Kingsley Fairbanks Graysville The Shades M. A. Reynolds Milton Pinkston Sullivan Frankfort Indiana Ed Morris Robi Massey Bonnie Milam Harold Daugherty Washington Dolores Hoilman Bea Hoilman Effingham J. Estil Frye Waubleau Missouri F. H. Johnson Jacob Fleming Sue Hawkins New Lebanon Hal White U.S. Army R. Mason Gus Creager Lloyd Reich Ohio

Notable Village Notes from East Chapel Area

A recap of local visits and affairs includes Rush Hanley breaking a leg at Nowlin pit, the Bruner family aiding him, and residents planning travel to Michigan and Terre Haute. The East Chapel neighborhood held a big basket dinner with Rev Parrett and Rev Ferree speaking, and organizers aim for annual summer gatherings with former residents attending from afar. A line about securing $1000 to $2000 first-mortgage loans closes the column.

Rush Hanley Nowlin Frank Bruner Will Huff Lynnville O. H. Burke Michigan Frank Wilkey G. Frank Barber Staunton Virginia H. J. Ridgeway F. O. Pugh East Chapel East Chapel Church Parrett New Lebanon N. K. Harris Dallas Ferree Robert Reed

Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Family Pills Ad

A 19th century remedy advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal cure for catarrh with blood purifying tonics. It claims physician approval, testimonies, and instructs readers to request free testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo, Ohio as the company base.

Hall J. Cheney & Coo Props Toledo

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SullIvan County Wear- Ever’’ Factory C. E. MacDonald Index Nation Co South Giant Warren Watson Ray C. R. Bragdon Edna Pounds Morene Marjorie Durham Dayne C. E. Watson, Jr Dorothy Bonnie Harrison Jerome Turman Ella Eno R. J. Turman Dr. Durham Vernon Martin South Dakota Jesse Borders James Osborn Allen Kentucky Harvey Ridgeway Farmersburg Ben Adams C. F. Whitlock Warren Dickerson J. W. Ramsen Everett Laughlin Mr. Paddock Drake Church Hayden’s Grove Loren Thomas Maude Meeker St. Louis Nancy Larr Dorothy Burke Indianapolis Mary Burke Lela Osburn Lewis Colvin Asbury Gordon Newtown Big Springs Hoosier Bargain Store D. J. Kendrick Sullivan Ind Detroit A. N. L. Burton C. H. Shields Burton Collett Park Riggs Clay Product Company P. O. Box Terre Haute, Indiana Kelly Springfield United States Gordon Tires Citizens Garage S. Main St BIG
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