New Lebanon Church Notes and Local Socials
Rev Hogan leads meetings at Rose Chapel as Donnie Brokaw attends Sunday service. Sunday school plans a Christmas entertainment. Protracted meetings start soon at East Chapel. Wilbur Allen dined with Frank McNaughton Sunday. Everett Brocker and Joe Boughman study telegraphy at Sullivan Nichols school. Levi Wilbur Pollard to attend M E church Wednesday night December 12. Dr Gill dined with sister Addie Hunt near Walker s Chapel Sunday. Sampson Stewart occupies the corner house. John Lillie to take another western trip. Weather sparks nostalgia for summer by the old apple tree. Abe Martin passed through en route to Merom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Rose Chapel
Donnie Brokaw
New Lebanon
East Chapel
Wilbur Allen
Frank McNaughton
Everett Brocker
Joe Boughman
Nichols School of Telegraphy
Sullivan
Levi Wilbur Pollard
M. E
Dr. Gill
Addie Hunt
Walker’s
Sampson Stewart
John Lillie
Abe Martin
Merom
New Cure for Epilepsy Promoted by Local Ad
J B Waterman of Watertown Ohio reports his daughter recovered from epilepsy after Dr King’s New Life Pills and claims no attacks in over two years. Also ad lines tout 25 cent pills at J K Smock’s drug store and furniture by Scott Bros in Sullivan with price pitches and a hat advertisement by Fannie Hughes on West Street Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waterman
Watertown
Family Tragedy Follows Visit to Frank Balance House
In Jerico Potter reports visits by Lex Robinson and family, Claud Long and others. A baby smothering death is noted after a Sunday visit to Flora Parks, with several locals including John Shipman and family mentioned amid routine notices and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Potter
Shirley Hill No. 1
Bloomfield
Lex Robinson
Claud Long
Frank Balance
Lewis House
Flora Parks
Marshall Bedwell
John Shipman
John Cooper
Shirley Hill No 2
Albert Wright
James Merridith
Linton
Riley Creager
Dorothy Shipman
Scott Bros promotes leather goods and holiday furniture
In Fairbanks area notices, Scott Bros. advertises genuine leather goods from Karpen Bros. and solid oak furniture. The sale runs to Saturday with specials on side boards and china closets, prices around 16.00, urging shoppers to visit The Big Busy Store for early holiday purchases.
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Scott Bros
Karpen Bros
River Bottom News Social and Health Notes
Clyde Coryell from Oklahoma visited Terre Haute to see his ill sister and returned to see another sister, Mrs. Alice Bennett, before Saturday. Mrs. Charlie Dennon visited Linzey Cox and family last Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Cal Harris called on Thomas Adams family. Hezekiah Johnson is very ill. Alice Bennett remains ill but improving. George Bicknell and Lee Bennett attended a Sullivan lecture last Friday night and Saturday. J Turman stayed with John McNaughton at New Lebanon over the weekend. Our extension and library tables are praised as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Coryell
Oklahoma
Terre Haute
Alice Bennett
Charlie Dennon
Linzey Cox
Henry Adams
Cal Harris
Thomas Adams
Hezekiah Johnson
Daniel Sebastian
George Bicknell
Lee Bennett
Sullivan
J. Turman
John McNaughton
New Lebanon
Providence Weather and Local Social Notes
Gloomy weather prevails in Providence as residents report visits and gatherings. Harry Carnes visits Miss Abbie Parsons. J B Arnett and family share Thanksgiving with W E Arnett. Joy Arnett works for Mrs Thorn and attends Tabor meetings. Sylvia Houpt attends Tabor services. Walter Weir and family visit Edward Weir. James Woodard and family celebrate Thanksgiving with Merom neighbors. Mrs Ross funeral attended by Vernie Raley. wedding rumors surface. advertisement for mirror glass kitchen cabinet at 14.50 by Scott Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carnes
Abbie Parsons
J. B. Arnett
W. E. Arnett
Sylvia Houpt
Tabor
Walter Weir
Edward Weir
James. Woodard
O. M. Pinkston
Merom
Edward Stewart
James Stewart
Weekend village notes from Sullivan area events and visits
Rainy winter weather accompanies a roundup of local visits and social activities. Residents share weekend gatherings with friends and relatives from Star City Providence Sullivan Merom Graysville and nearby farms. News includes farm improvements, sickness updates, school visits, and local shopping and travel.
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Haviland
Billman-McBride
Sulli
Christ
The
Billman-M Bride Furniture Co
Fannie Hughes
W. St. Bank
Jerico
Fairbanks R. R
Kyle Ransford
Lester
Ross, Turman
Big Springs
John Foutz
Wo. Coppage
Union Chapel
Fred Heinz
Frank Patton
Ova Snyder
Fred Burton
Sarah Bostick
Edna
J. F. Patton’s
Mrs. Hardy Osborn
Mrs. Noble Badger
Fairbanks
Dollie Funkhouser
Gracie Heinz
River Bottom News
Providence
Clifford Church
Ira Smith
Robert Houpt
Joy Arnett
Jim Thorn
Graysville
Alex Raley
Vernie
Ross. Tarman
R. A. Houpt
Tom Burton
Star City
Si Davis
Near Providence
Ora Patton
Hattie Morris
Maud Day
Anna Smith
Elsie Mahan
Herbert Arnett
Lando Thornberry
Dick McKinley
Carl Jarrad
Harve Myers
Herbert
Fred Parsons
Hamilton Township
Sam Bedwell
Edna Houpt
Clara Aig
Ay Clarée Née Weir
Vernie Raley
Mt. Tabor
Henes
Mollié’ Burnett
Sullivans
Williamston
John Kinnett
Jake Evans
Tom Durham
Levi Ridgeway
Sam Ridgeway
Andy Weir
Pearl and
Harold
Tom McKinley
Amazon
Johnie Jones
Fannie M. Hughes
West State Bank
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe CO
Poland
M. M
WM. Wilson
Trimble, Crawford County, Ill
Woodmen
Harley Jackson
Seymour
Vai W.scnlichter
Dillingham Orchestra
G. F. McNaughton
Woodcraft
M. W. of A
Carlisle
Carlisle Team of Foresters
I. J. Gill
South Side Square
Sullivan, Ind
DR. Riggs
Davis Hotel
Bik Sullivan
Ind
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