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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1915

Page

4

Fairbanks Township Rally Day Planned at Kingsley Church

The Fairbanks township Sunday school association holds an all day rally at Kingsley Memorial church on Sunday September 5 with morning union services. William Lester opens with welcome address and devotional, then a men's quartet and Dr C E Thomson speak on The Adult in the Sunday School.

Kingsley Memorial Church Fairbanks Township Sunday School Association William Lester C. E. Thomson Fairbanks M. E A. W. Hayes Drake Church Cornelia Dickerson Philip Freis Kingsley Sunday School the Outlook W. G. Scott Sullivan Quartette C. B. Thomson Ima Thompson Essie Fuson Charles D. Hunt

Obituary of Amy Theressa Moore 1872 1915 Graysville church member

Amy Theressa Moore born January 10 1872 died August 12 1915 at age 43 served Graysville Methodist church under Rev Jos eph Rawlins. She was Sunday school superintendent and class teacher, president of the Ladies' Aid Society, valued for faithfulness and kindness, died with faith and hope.

Amy Theressa Moore James and Jane Moore Joseph Rawlins Methodist Church Graysville Ladies’ Aid Society

Card of Thanks for Moore and Knox Family

The Moore and Knox families thank neighbors and friends for aid during illness and death of their daughter and sister. James M. Moore William S. Moore and Mrs Grace Knox express appreciation for support.

James M. Moore Grace Knox

Rainy weather hits Sullivan area crops and social notes

Heavy rain across Sullivan on Friday and Friday night laid corn in the fields and blew apples from trees. Local gatherings include Mrs. H B Alsop hosting Dinah Morgan and Crary family. A Patton grove meeting is planned with a sermon Sunday night. Community updates note threshing plans, church services, and rising farmers union activity.

Sullivan R. R H. B. Alsop Dinah Morgan Crary Tilden Alsman R. B. Robbins H.B. Alsop Nancy Robbins Julia’ Alsop Patton’s Grove Sullivan James Alsop Susan Birch Fay Robbins Alice Bedwell Fay Smith Reana Creager Clarence Spencer Farmers Union

Sugar Grove and Surrounding Notes In A Busy Week

Local notices report Miss Effie Mahan visiting at Shelburn with Miss Goldan Herschfeld, teachers moving to North Dakota for winter, and church groups planning picnics. Farm updates mention gravel road work paused by rain and eager silo filling ahead. Chautauqua activity and visits to relatives appear across communities like Big Springs, Bethany, New Lebanon, and Fairbanks with multiple named residents and events.

Sugar Grove Effie Mahan Goldan Herschfeld Shelburn

Submarine Warfare Affects Paxton Miner Here for Months

James Hughes a Scotch coal miner from Paxton travels to New York to board the Cunard liner Orduna for Liverpool and Glasgow but is recalled to Glasgow due to his wife’s illness. He will remain several months. The Orduna was recently chased by a German torpedo boat and narrowly escaped destruction.

James Hughes Paxton New York Cunard Liverpool Glasgow Scotland Hughes

Draper Family Visits Kin in Vincennes Area

Mrs. I. P. Draper and her son Harry Draper with family from Kokomo are visiting relatives. They traveled by automobile. Miss Mildred Reid and Ruth Lismah visited in Vincennes last week with Miss Mildred Olin.

I. P. Draper Harry Draper Kokomo Mildred Reid Ruth Lismah Vincennes Mildréd Olin

Douglas Chapel Social Notes and Weekend Visits

Oral Hill and family visited Sun day with Chas. Woodsmall and fam Edsil Adams and family of Terre Haute visited his sister Mrs. Ethel Hill last week. Mrs. Maud Ransford called on her sister Mrs. Edith Woodsmall Sunday afternoon. An all day picnic will be held at Hayden's grove Sunday Sept 5. Joe Sankey and wife of Hutsonville Ill spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Q O'Neal.

Claude Harlow Brown County Frank Corbin Jannette Betsy Shake Madge Howard Carlisle Nellie Hildenbrand Maude French Near Carlisle Geo. McCammon Ruth Marion Raymond Mt. Ayr Iowa Kate Walters Elmer Cooksey Lillie Oaktown J. E. Hilderbrand Frank Long Dugger Mable Trimble Billie Howard Florida Mollie Jackson Iva Lena Walters Josie Hilderbrand Walter Whitlock al Shake John Trimble Lewis French Paxton Ella Neal Kate 'Sunbar Bess Behem Bloomington Ethel Alsman Pearl Tressa McCammon Fannie Bishop Ray Jones Dr. Good Joe Alsman Ben Trimble Merom Fairbanks James Kelly Augustus Chicago Beavers Purdue University Hayes Kingsley Memorial Fred Wernz Chautauqua Kingsley Mann’s Grove Pansy Lawson Emery Drake Sullivan H. C. Drake Warren Dickerson Carl Lester J. B. McKinley George Kersey Noble Badger Ye Scribe John Cole Iva Munroe Lynn Thomas Percy Lester J. M. Oldham Mesdames J. W Claude Lisman Arthur Brown Marie Bolenbaugh Elizabeth Phillips Bloomfield Hazel Hartline Hattie Bolenbaugh Monnie Floyd Russel Sam Springer John Allen Arthur Irwin W. G. Schlichter Heber Mason Terre Haute Lola Thrasher Irene Schlichter Will Prose Edsil Adams Ethel Hill Maud Ransford Edith Woodsmall Hayden’s Grove Joe Sankey Hutsonville Ill Wm. Q O’neal

Shiloh and Dugger Visit Weekend Notes

Frank Balance and Frank Lang traveled to Dugger on Saturday. Willie Carrico also went to Dugger while Martin Pirtle brought peaches to the Dugger fair. Abner Richard drove to Linton on Saturday. A large crowd attended the Shiloh meeting on Sunday after a pleasant Friday rain.

Shiloh Frank Balance Dugger Frank Lang Willie Carrico Martin Pirtle Dugger Fair Abner Richard Linton

Miss Louise Crawley Visits Friends Here

Miss Louise Crawley of Cincinnati is visiting friends here. This brief item notes her travel and social visitation during a local period.

Louise Crawley Cincinnati

Local couples return from western and midwestern trips

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sharp have returned from the San Francisco exposition and other points in the West. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Maple have returned from a motor trip to Cincinnati and Hamilton, Ohio.

J. R. Sharp San Francisco Exposition West Ben Davis E. D. Maple Cincinnati Hamilton Ohio

Carrithers Visit Noted by Cincinnati Family

Robert Carrithers of Cincinnati visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Carrithers during a hometown stop.

Robert Carrithers Cincinnati Mrs E. G. Carrithers

Bedwell Baby Born In West Washington Street

Mrs Tilghman Boston and family visit Mr Boston's parents in Versailles Kentucky. A daughter was born Wednesday night to Mr and Mrs Charles H Bedwell of West Washington Street.

Tilghman Boston Mr. Boston Versailles, Ky Charles H. Bedwell West Washington Street

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Moraue & Display Ro E. A. Billmani Sullivan, Indiana Etta Halberstadt Jackson Township North Dakota Flossie Thatcher Brunker Edna Brunker Georgia Stewart Hymera B. F. Mahan Sugar Grove Presbyterian Church Farmersburg Presbyterian Church Ed. Burton Big Springs Ruth Pitser Warren Watson Lois Watson Decatur Ingersoll T. J. Mann Will Watson Lee Phillips Mann Mary Bert Fisher John Green’s Bethany Glessie Badds Katie Jericho Elmer Carrico Allie Cox Ben McCammon New Lebanon Ed Brokaw Family Charles Smith Indianapolis Douglas Chapel Oral Hill Chas Woodsmall and Family
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