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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
4
The House ends a deadlock after a compromise between Republican insurgents and regulars. Concessions are made to insurgents by Majority Leader Longworth, enabling Republicans to organize the House. The president's message is expected to be presented tomorrow.
Ermina Hinkle Birlingmier born January 1, 1830 in Vermillion County Indiana died November 21 1923 at Farmersburg Indiana age 93 years 10 months 11 days. She moved to Hymera as a child and married Leonard Birlingmier in 1855 father of ten children five surviving. A lifelong Methodist she remained a devoted mother and cherished home maker.
The Graysville Auxiliary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held an all day session at Mrs. Wy Dickerson's home on Tuesday November 27. Programs included devotions, a text book discussion, solo, mystery box, and a play I Don't Believe in Missions. New member Mrs Will Patton joined and visitors attended. members and guests reported feeling socially and spiritually aided.
Miss Glenn Yeager, cooperative weather observer, lists weekly figures for December 2. Daily highs and lows show varied conditions with 0.33 inches rainfall on December 29. Clouds, and a clear day on December 1.
Unclaimed letters as of December 5 1923 in Sullivan Indiana post office include ladies and gents lists. Names such as Mrs Lucinda Bledsoe Miss Grace Larson Mr Opal Cumley Mrs Majorie Duncan and Mr Walter Puckett appear. Callers must say Advertised and provide date.
Mrs. Conroe Carter of Walkerton returns home after visiting her mother Mrs. Minnie Chaney. Frank DeNeve buys two White's Addition lots on West Street and begins a residence at West and Beech. Mrs. John Alkire of Curry Township to the county hospital for treatment. 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 for Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Wilkey Herbert. breakdown near Watseka delays them. Student Price Lindley of Illinois University returns from Champaign due to grandfather Ed P. Lacey’s death.
A sermon warns of a vast conspiracy to deny the resurrection, alleging a long standing plan involving bribery and misinformation. It accuses rationalist preachers, educators, and church factions of undermining core Christian doctrine and calls on believers to expose the conspirators.
Sylvia Medsker returns to Carlisle Sunday evening and preaches next Sunday at 11 00 am. Several local residents visit relatives in Sullivan Hutsonville and Lyons while families host kin during Thanksgiving. Farmers report too much rain to gather corn and a large amount remains in fields as Sunday school meets at 10:00.
A critical note on the go getter archetype describes how ambition can falter after success. The piece questions purpose and direction when achievement outpaces plan.
The article explains sealskins possess two hair layers a soft dowr near the skin and a separate overhair or bristle. Workmen remove the overhair in fur preparation to produce the finished garment.
A reflective quip examines how lovers often foresee reconciliation after a quarrel and questions whether that expectation drives them to push forward. The line hints at cyclic relationship dynamics and emotional resolve.
T. H. Star and Union announces a one year subscription price of four dollars. The notice lists the offer and payment terms for readers considering a full year of the publication.
Ernest Buck Ellis Page from State Normal James Buck Lau rel Enochs from Indiana University Gladys Kennedy and Cecil Enochs spent Thanksgiving with home folks A Ku Klux Klan talk at the Methodist church Rev Harris Sandborn spoke with a male quartet. The M E church ladies bazaar was held at the schoolhouse. The fourth township institute met at the schoolhouse. A C Payne led extension work. Tressa Long teaching in Fayette county visited home. Anaple Cummings in nurse training at Indianapolis home a week. Thanksgiving program in the school auditorium with many parents attending. Some residents attended the Jasonville football game. Township schools had little Thanksgiving vacation. most teachers worked last Friday.
Mrs. Floyd Pinkston of Terre Haute stayed with her parents the Jewells over the weekend. Several guests visited friends in Sullivan and Pimento for Thanksgiving while others traveled to Terre Haute and Indianapolis for shopping, school, or family gatherings.
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