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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
5
Advertises Pathe Sapphire Ball talking machine with pure tone chamber and no needle changes. Claims long lasting sapphire ball, 3 plays all makes of records, superior sound, and additional features of talking machines. Small deposit holds unit until Christmas.
Graysville notes Thanksgiving visitors from Weed California to Terre Haute and local families hosting gatherings. Teachers spent the holiday at home villagers report Miss Mary Foutz sold a 45 pound turkey for Thanksgiving, raising $7807.
The town forms a new independent basketball squad led by captain Jim Moore with Bill Shields Bob Vanhorn and Jim Heck as set forwards and guards Joe Gray Riley Ransford and Sim Yager in the lineup. Practice starts immediately with Monday night games planned against no specific opponents.
Community notes list Big Springs Indiana church services next Sunday with Reverend Hershey. Local residents Ralph Matiran and family mark Thanksgiving with relatives. Various names appear in social updates from Porterville Tutserville and nearby areas, including travels and visits.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh and offers $100 if any case remains uncured. Circulars free. sold by druggists for 75 cents. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Misses Clara and Walline Boone return home to spend Thanksgiving after attending teachers college in Indianapolis.
Dainty knit sweaters with pink or blue trims and high necks offered with colored belts. Heavy wool in large plaids available in big sizes at 12 and 12.50 dollars. Cotton blankets sold in double bed water-mate G2 VR 45 2m Oe size per pair from 2.75 to 38.59 dollars.
Mrs. McKinney conducts funeral services for Merom citizen at the M. E. Church after his death in Dugger. Merom residents report Thanksgiving visits, family births, and students spending holidays at home. Harold Setzer plans wintering in Florida while Miss Drue Thornton guests with Worthington friends.
Dr Hershey reports a canvas for the endowment yielding a little over $4,000 from three churches. Last Sunday felt lonely with many students away. those returning describe a splendid vacation. The group anticipates occupying the new Gym this week alongside the college.
An earlier case in Indianapolis federal court involved Anderson pleading guilty to a crime related to Goo ifeeul. He was fined 2008 by the COUPS. The will of the jail lists burial provisions and executor duties. Widows receive portions, and the estate includes a hundred dean in assets.
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