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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
12
The Sullivan Union notes a deal reached last night between republican insurgents and regulars in the House. Majority Leader Longworth secured concessions to the insurgents, ending the deadlock and enabling Republican organization of the House. The president's message is expected to be presented tomorrow.
Ermina Hinkle Birlingmier born January 10 1830 Vermillion County Illinois died November 21 1923 at Farmersburg Indiana aged 93 years 10 months 11 days. She married Leonard Birlingmier in 1855 and had four children who died in infancy five survive Samuel H John L Stella Henrietta and Tida with Chas Van Arsdal a Hymera nephew. She lived on the family farm near Farmersburg for years and later at Farmersburg with son Samuel H and Henrietta. A lifelong Methodist she remained a faithful Christian to the end and kept a welcoming hearth for kin and others in need.
The Graysville Auxiliary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met November 27 at Mrs. W. K. Dickerson's home for an all day session. Morning visits followed by a program featuring text discussion, a mystery box, a solo, a play from the November Friend, and closing prayer. New member Mrs. Will Patton joined as readers and attendees included several members and visitors. Weather notes for Farmersburg show a week ending December 4 with varied temperatures and a 0.33 inch rainfall on the 29th.
Unclaimed letters dated December 5 1923 in Sullivan Indiana include ladies Luz Lucinda Bledsoe and Grace Larson and Miss Freida Cambers and Marie Stallsworth. gents Opal Cumley Dave Conover John Fisher Cecil Hiatt Bart Hicks Tom Hunt C Phillips Tony Puckett Waller Redi Waugh Chas Watson Ade Wilkey and Mary B Yraw. Call letters by saying Advertised with the date.
Mrs. Conroe Carter of Walkerton returns home after visiting her mother Mrs. Minnie Chaney. Frank DeNeve buys two White addition lots on West Street and starts a residence at West and Beech. Mrs. John Alkire of Curry Township is hospitalized after illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Gravemier attend funeral in Linton for his mother Elizabeth Gravemier. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Van Kerran and Douglas Smith travel from Chicago to Thanksgiving with the Wilkey Herberts, break down near Watseka. Student Price Lindley leaves Illinois University Champaign to mourn his grandfather Ed P. Lacey.
The text claims a vast conspiracy against Jesus Christ and the denial of the resurrection. It alleges bribery, deception, and manipulation by rationalistic forces, educational institutions, and church enemies, urging Christians to awaken and expose the conspirators behind the empty tomb.
Sylvia Medsker returned to Carlisle Sunday evening and preaches next Sunday at 11 AM. Cora Clemens visited Leona Kennett over the weekend. Families gathered for Thanksgiving with multiple local residents visiting kin and hosting relatives. Remember Sunday school at 10 AM.
A concise reflection on the go getter who achieves a goal yet lacks direction. The piece critiques the empty drive after attainment and questions the value of ambition without purpose, highlighting a common mindset in contemporary life.
Ernest Buck and Ellis Page of State Normal joined James Buck and Lau rel Enochs of Indiana University and Gladys Kennedy and Cecil Enochs of Madame Blaker's for Thanksgiving with home folks. A Ku Klux Klan speech drew a large crowd at the Methodist church, Rev. Harris of Sandborn spoke, and a male quartet provided music. The M E church ladies bazaar was held at the schoolhouse, the fourth township institute met there, and A C Payne led extension work again.
Mrs Floyd Pinkston of Terre Haute spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Jewell. Several neighbors and relatives from Graysville Pimento Sullivan and Terre Haute gathered for Thanksgiving visits and shopping with families including Fuson Foutz Lester Drake and Wernz.
Sealskins possess two hair layers the soft down close to the skin and an outer bristle or overhair. Workmen remove the overhair during fur preparation.
The item ponders whether couples go through a quarrel knowing they will makeup. It questions if this anticipation explains the progression of their relationship and prompts readers to reflect on reconciliation dynamics.
T. H. Star and Union advertises a one year subscription for four dollars. The notice emphasizes value and includes the price as four dollars.
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