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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1921

Page

5

Township social notes reveal busy winter prep and visits

Families butchered meat supplies for winter as neighbors share visits across Farmersburg Shelburn Terre Haute and surrounding areas. Many neighbors hosted and traveled to dinners Lyceum events and social calls while road crews regraded local roads.

Floyd Taylor Ray Alvin Hood P. T. Lloyd Farmersburg Jerry Barcus Will Jewell Terre Haute Sam Taylor Lute Marts Levi Jewell Barnett Jewell Oral Harris Malcolm and Lloyd Ed Harris Tressa Bennett Marie Ferguson Barnett Jewell, Jr Lyceum Geneva Barcus C. H Hud Hill Dudley Hayworth Ed Reed Will Reed Roy Reed John Martin

Evangelistic Meetings Expand in Indiana Churches

Warren Dickerson attends Graysville conference as Rev. George Fuosa leads meetings at Second Prairie Creek church. Evangelistic services, stereoptical views, and a Drake church program draw large crowds with Dr. A. V. Vining slated to speak next Sunday. Local residents, gatherings, and visits across towns including Terre Haute and Merom are noted.

Warren Dickerson Graysville Jessie Harrison Fairbanks American Region George Fuosa Second Prairie Creek Church Lex Trueblood Terre Haute Carl Lester Edgar Strain Rufus DeHart Fred Wernz Elmer Harrison Big Springs Cal Parr Jesse Harris Mary Prince Ben Adams Alvin Jewell Shelburn Ed Jewell Lulu Cooper Kelly Merom Kingsley P. S. May Vincennes Cooper L. L. Johnson Carl Léster Flat Rock Jo Malcolm Oblong George Fuson Ralph and Emmet Harrison Drake Church A. V. Vining Indianapolis Baptist Church C. F. Whitlock

Catarrhal Deafness and the Hall’s Catarrh Remedy

The advertisement explains catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications, requires constitutional treatment, and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a systemic remedy to reduce inflammation. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers circulars and availability at all druggists.

J. Chenev

Christmas Cheer Brightens Grayville Streets

Graysville residents enjoy a sunny Christmas mood as Mr Brewers Benefield visits Miss Alice Borders before returning to Indianapolis. Children anticipate Santa gifts from local shops like Blanks hardware and So and So top shop while families plan for festive surprises. The paper notes shave prices remaining steady despite wartime costs.

Brewers Benefield Alice Borders Indianapolis Santa Mamma

Christmas Candy Selections Delighted by Retailers

Christmas candies offered include high grade mixed assortments, kisses, chocolates, vanilla fudges, jelly beans, gum drops, peppermint pillows and more. Jumbo sugar sticks and assorted butter cups are priced 5 to 10 cents. Bulk sweet milk chocolate and high grade chocolates in various box sizes are also sold.

Spirit of giving grows as school year winds down

The article recalls past plans to expel the school master for a treat and notes a shift toward communal generosity. It mentions Miss Tara Dix visiting Hutsonville, several local residents traveling for business, oil drilling nearby, and religious meetings led by Bro. Johnson with Rev. P. S. May and Rev. J. H. Strain, urging local attendance.

Hutsonville Ill J. W. Medsker Harold Setzer Sullivan Jas. M. Moore John Pinkson Martin Dix Terre Haute John Setzer Carlisle Ross Turman Will Turman Will Riggs Bro. Johnson Kingsley P. S. May J. H. Strain

Alphabet Traced to Phoenicians Universal Shorthand

The ancient Phoenician traders formed the root of all world alphabets by creating a universal shorthand from Egyptian and other pictorial writings. Through selective symbol use they developed a general alphabet later adopted by Greek Hebrew Sanscrit and Arabic scripts in varied forms.

A. B.C Chicago Journal

Perks Y Fung Jig Promotion Details

Lac residents note a bargain listing 10 cents per package for assorted items on sale at three racks. The text hints at a promotional display and pricing but is fragmented and unreadable in parts.

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