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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1923
Page
5
A fragment notes the Epworth League organizing a Junior de event despite an occasional shower. The snippet hints at community religious group activity and scheduling considerations.
The fragment details a village scene with social visits, a wedding serenade for Robin Crow and Mrs. Nora Coppage, preparations for a fair, and calls for civic pride. It notes travel to Terre Haute, neighbors visiting relatives, a mayoral pitch for Governor McMunsters, a Burnett family reunion on Merom Bluff, and school term preparations.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine for catarrh claiming over forty years of use. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation. Sold by all druggists F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Big Springs residents Tom Carrithers and wife and granddaughter Alice Asbury of Terre Haute visited W. M. Medsker. Many families spent Sunday with relatives or at nearby towns. Our Sunday school voted to dismiss the next two Sundays for the Merom Bluff Chautauqua.
Dr C E Thomson and family of Terre Haute spent Sunday at Edgar Strain s. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Foreign Missionary Society of Graysville met at Mrs Jessie Harris s. Mr and Mrs Ray Trueblood of Sullivan with son Clare visited Ebner Trueblood s. Alfred Benson of Shelburn visited daughter Mrs Grover Scott. James Osburn and Charles Morris left for a trip through northern states and Canada. Gilbert Foutz and son Maurice of Poplar Bluff Mo visit. Mrs Mary Dickerson of Fairbanks attended services. Charles Harris and family called on Clint Harris. Rev T B Avery preached. Mrs Avery and their sons accompanied him. Absalom Foutz hosted a family dinner for A G Foutz and Maurice with Obe Lester, Ross Lester, Jacob Foutz, Carl Foutz and families, William Coppage, Harden Sparks. Oliver Strain of Terre Haute attended services and dined with Will Lester s family. Strain longtime Terre Haute firefighter. Union Chapel Sunday school met in a large turnout with good interest and spirit. superintendent W K Dickerson cut the watermelons after.
The Daniel Boone descendants held their annual reunion Sunday in a shady grove on James H. Boone’s Pleasantville farm. Attendees shared a long table of food, enjoyed conversations and singing, then departed in the late afternoon hoping to return next year.
A long roster of individuals and families including Neal Pauline Neal S Boone John W Cox Harold Bowen Everett Sinochs Grace and Jas Payne Jr with numerous others from Casey I nc listing extended kinship and households across Boone Bowman Robertson and related families as part of a local social column.
The Nation's Business notes that minting in China is run for profit by those in charge, leading to at least one Chinese mint counterfeiting the coinage of another, challenging Western business ethics.
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