Local social notes and a fatal typhoid event in Kingsley
Mrs Mary Pierce visits Terre Haute while others attend events in Chicago and nearby towns. A family near Kelley farm hit by typhoid, one child dies and others recover with doctors from Illinois assisting. Rev L L Johnson speaks on Education at Sunday services. multiple visits and gatherings across Fairbanks Graysville Sullivan and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pierce
Terre Haute
Will Thomas
Chicago
Helen Bradbury
Fairbanks
Edna Pound
Graysville
Lela Thomas
Gwen Trueblood
Isie Peacher
Charles Riggs
S. Warren Dickerson
Grant Whallon
York
Scott
Silivan
Weir
West Union
Ihls
Will Fuson
Percy Lester
L. L. Johnson
Hosea Drake
Sullivan
Warren Dickerson
Will Lesterm
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Strength
Catarrh described as a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and said to act through the blood on mucus surfaces, destroying the disease foundation and improving overall health with nature’s aid. Circulars free from Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Nature
J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Chio
Dixie Bee Line progress and local life notes from Township
A goodly number of local men work on the new state road called the Dixie Bee Line. Weather delays hinder shredding corn but repairs and daily routines continue. Residents visit, dine, and recall past weekends with neighbors and kin across Farm ersburg Sullivan Terre Haute Clay City and nearby towns.
Local visitors and injuries noted at Sullivan county hospital
Morning visits included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taylor and family with friends from the area. Sam Taylor sustained a broken rib and bruises after a horse incident and was attended by Dr Wrork from Shelburn. A baby girl was born December 7 at Sullivan county hospital to Walter M Evans of Indianapolis and Mrs Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eaton of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Engte
Near Sullivan
Chas. Moore
Little Howard Woodard
Grandma Woodard
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Oral Owens
Merom
Eli Downs
Dudley Hayworth
Alvin Hood
Clay City
Otto Jewell
Charles Rice
Youngstown
Jennie Price
Harry Douglas
Dora Taylor
Nan Bennett
Milton Patten
Hud Hill
Sam Taylor
Hamit Boone
Lute Marts
Dr. Wrork
Shelburn
Mira
Walter M. Evans
Indianapolis
Sullivan County Hospital
Evans
W. H. Eaton
Advertised Letters and Local Notices from Sullivan Postoffice
A Sullivan Indiana postal notice lists remaining unclaimed letters as of December 7 1920 with ten day deadline to avoid Dead Letter Office. Names include Miss Birtha Ausbrooks Mrs Maude Washburn and Messrs Homer Carrico Oscar Durham Felix Faideherbe Augustin Lefebvre Charles Maxwell Earnest James Sherman Stanley plus Sugar Creek Creamery Co and The Emmison Coal Co. Also includes local sale offers for auto supplies hosiery and peach trees and ads for lumber and business travel notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Ausbrooks
Birtha
Washburn
Maude
Carrico
Homer
Durham
Oscar
Faideherbe
M. Felix
Lefebvre
M. Augustin
Maxwell
Charles
Robertson
Earnest
James
Stanley
Sherman
Sugar Creek Creamery Co
Emmison Coal Co
EB. Aydelotth
P. M
Advertiser Seeks Sullivan County Partner Rep
Mose Allen of Western Boiler Pipe Company Monmouth Illinois invites a Sullivan County partner. He offers no upfront requirements beyond honesty, jokes about beating Brigham, and mentions ad rates in a farming audience column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Sullivan Cunty
Brigham
Young
Mose Allen
Western Boiler Pipe Company
Monmouth
Ilinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kingsley
Township
Alvin. Hood
Ruth
Amanda Allen
Farmersburg
Mesdames Oral Owens
Elmer Taylor
Mesdames
Oral Harris
Ford Hall
Oscar Phillips
Currysville
Will Bennett
Herman
Levi Jewell
Ghee
Department of Agriculture
Navy
Henry Ford
The
Nashua
Armstrong Cork Company
Armstrong
Hoosier
Walnut
Davenports
Dufolds
Oak
Ivory
Starr
Schloot-Gordon Furniture Co
Riggs Clay Product Company Drain Tile
Indiana
John A. Mattix
Eagle W. E- Barco
Darby
Federal Grand Jury
Greening
Monroe
Michigan
Merom Station
Gary Bogard
Meroms
Frank Benson
T. Leahy
Louisville, Ky
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