Graysville Improves Gym and Community Activities
Graysville reports extensive gymnasium work with a concrete floor to be overlaid in wood as school opening nears. Mr and Mrs J D Ransford attended a Sunday visit with O P Badger. A church ice cream social on the lawn raised 35 cakes with free food and music from the Sunday school orchestra. Nathan Brown returned from Terre Haute after a weeks visit. New levee work began Monday. Six joined church at Sunday service and a large Burton swine sale drew buyers from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ransford
O. P. Badger
Good Ladies
Nathan Brown
Terre Haute
Old Settlers Picnic Attendees Noted Across Township
A list of residents attending events and visiting relatives in Farm ersburg and nearby towns includes Doris Wible ill health updates, social calls among Hood, Jewell, Hood, Harrison, and Jewell families, and visits with Merom Shelburn Hymera Terres. The note also mentions Dixie Bee Line construction starting Monday and a Liberty meeting with Bro Hatfield leading services next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Farmersburg
Doris Wible
Otto Jewell
Marion Harrison
Ruth Rice
Alvin Hood
Olin Moore
Harry Spicher
Sommiersville
Will Bennett
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Gus Clouse
Terre Haute
Joe Hill
Claude Robbins
Dugger
Mat Hood
Madge
Hymera
Oral Harris
Chas
Merom
Will Jewell
Barnett Jewell
Sam Vavier
Eli Downs
Frank Botts
Golda
Chester Woodard
Lydia Woodard
Wallace Reed
Jerry Barcus
Geneva
Mabel
Wilma Hood
Lois Rutherford
Shelburn
Dudley Hayworth
Collett Park
Roy Jewell
Levi Jewell
Barnet
Liberty
Bro Hatfield
Reunions and visits color Shelburn and Farmersburg scene
Mrs Jessie Harrison visited near Big Springs and McKinney family members gathered in Shelburn Friday. Osburns and Grover Scott attended an old settlers picnic in Farmersburg last week. Rudolph Wernz visited home folks while at State Normal. Ruth Osburn born Friday to Garrett and Ruth Osburn. Drake church youth service discussed Humility and hosted by Will Johnson Denver Drake and Flayd Van Guilder with Ira William scripture reading. The Drake church plans Curry's Prairie Association event September 21. Martha and Nell Peach er of Fairbanks visited Will Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Shelburn
Fred Osburn
Grover Scott
Old Settlers
Farmersburg
Rudolph Wernz
State Normal
Garrett Osburn
Ruth
C. E. Thomson
Terre Haute
Carl Lester
Merle Whitlock
Ruth Riggs
Drake Church
Will Johnson
Denver Drake
Flayd van Guilder
Ira Willam
Helen Drake
Oral Riggs
Jz Bradbury
Hazel Drake
J. H. Paddock
Curry’s Prairie Association
Martha and
Nell Peacher
Fairbanks
Will Lester
Farm prices plunge blamed on last year of Democratic rule
The article argues farm price declines began under the Wilson administration and accelerated after 1920. It cites monthly price tables for corn cattle wool wheat hogs and cotton from 1920 1921 and May 1922. It credits the War Finance Corporation tariff and later Republican actions with slowing and stopping the drop and predicts better 1922 harvest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Democratic National Committee
Government Statistical Bureaus
Chicago
Wilson
War Finance Corporation
Gray Company Installs New Two Ton Grayola Truck
The A. B. Gray Company, wholesale grocers, unveils a new two ton truck bought in Indianapolis from Martin Truck Company. Frank T. Gray, brother of the owner, is connected with the supplier. The truck bears the Grayola trademark and the slogan Drink Grayola Coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Gray Company
Indianapolis
Martin Truck Company
Frank T. Gray
Mr. Gray
Looking In on Congress From the House Gallery
A columnist reflects on viewing Congress from the gallery, noting the varied moods, committee work, quorum rules, and roll calls. It explains how delegation and time limits shape debate, and contrasts parliamentary pace with autocratic speed while urging understanding of legislative processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ana
State Senate
House
Requirements for Representatives and Senators in the Constitution
The Constitution sets forth eligibility for members of Congress. Representatives must be at least twenty five, U.S. citizens for seven years, and residents of the state of election. No district residency requirement exists though uncommon for a representative to live outside their district. A senator must be thirty, a nine year citizen, and an inhabitant of the electing state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
Mr. Chaney
Henry Letsinger
Daily Mail
Sullivan County
Love and doubt shadow a young artist in city tale
David Morton falls for Josephine Le Mar, a gifted artist aided by Mrs. Davenport. Jealousy, a family secret, and a looming surgical hope for Isabel drive the romance as Joie wrestles with love and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Morton
Josephine le Mar
David
Mrs. Davenport
Josephine
Joie
Isabel
Jose
Mortimer
Relatives Visit and Local Residents Return Home
Mr and Mrs W A Burks and son William of Louisville Ky visited relatives Mrs Will Jenkins and Zerelda of Cleveland Ohio who have been with Mrs Reed. Dorothy Force of Loogootee returned home. Emma Reed of St Petersburg Fla left to visit Harve Reed and family in Paris Ill and Indianapolis before returning home. Walter C Criss and Mrs Criss returned from Indianapolis after a Collins family reunion. Murray Cutler and family of Rankin Ill guests of Arthur D Cutler. Mr Cutler is cashier of Rankin State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Force
Loogootee
Lloyd Lang
Emma Reed
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harve Reed
Paris
Ill
Earle Reed
Indianapolis
Walter C. Criss
Collins
Murray Cutler
Rankin, Ill
Arthur D. Cutler
Cutler
Rankin State Bank
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Graysville
Township
Kingsley
Jessie Harrison
Big Springs
Wilson Trueblood
Elmer Truebleod
Clusive Furniture Store
Brunswick
Schloot-Gordon
Erm Newspaper Union
Committee On Rules
Senate
Atlantic
Pacific
Russia
Republic
Board of County Commissioners
Mildred White
Western’ Newspaper Union
America
Operator
Miner
Chaney
Harding
John Cleve Dean
Railway Publicity Association
Railroad Labor Board
Mst
Monarch
Thompson
W. A. Burks and Son
William
Louisville, Ky
Will Jenkins
Zerelda
Cleveland
Ohio
Joe S. Reed
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