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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1915

Page

3

Bayberry Candles Bring Luck and Holiday Charm

The bayberry candle tradition roots in colonial times with dips and molded candles from Deerfield Mingham and Cape Cod. Gift giving boosts its popularity as a simple festive symbol and luck charm, linked to laurel bay beliefs and romantic customs for distant lovers.

Massachusetts Deerfield Mingham Cape Cod New England Philadelphia Press

Sweden Uses Candela Bra for Gift Display Instead of Trees

In Sweden wooden candela bra like the pictured item is commonly used as a gift display during Christmas, replacing traditional trees. The practice highlights regional decor and festive customs observed in Swedish homes.

Sweden

Oh to Have Dwelt In Bethlehem Poem by Procter

Poem by Adelaide Procter reflecting on Bethlehem and the holy family. The speaker imagines dwelling in Bethlehem and comforting mothers and travelers, urging compassion for those still seeking the child divine.

Bethlehem Jesus Adelaide Procter

Christmas customs and sorrowful recollections in old Scotland and the American South

The piece recalls Highland Christmas rites from Grant's Highland Customs, featuring sowans and mistletoe kisses, then shifts to Mary E. Bryan's Uncle Remus Magazine vignette about postwar Christmas among enslaved people. It describes a bereaved plantation scene, gifts at dawn, homegrown cheer, and a shared prayer for mutual blessing.

Grant Scotland England Mary E. Bryan Uncle Remus Chris Mas ’Membrance Master Mistis

Bethlehem Market of the Nativity Shrine and Sacred Grotto

A narrator tours the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem describing austere interiors, ancient mosaics, and competing altars under religious guardianship. The grotto beneath features a marble manger, hanging lamps, and a silver star marking Jesus birthplace as pilgrims kneel and recall the Nativity story.

Christ Jesus St. Jerome Bethlehem

To Light Yule Log Properly

A belief persists that lighting the Yule log with last year’s char remains brings luck to the household. An omen arises if a squinting person barefoot person or a flat footed woman enters during the burning.

New Lebanon Social Roundup and illness notes

Mrs Roy Hardy and son Malcolm visited with Mrs Hardy's sister Mrs Everett Brocker on Wednesday. A few locals called on friends and family during the week including Mrs William Corder Mrs Henry Allen Mrs Osburn Irvin and Arthur Brown family. Several attended a Rose Chapel revival Tuesday night and Maurice Eaton returned from Sullivan after weeks away. Earl Berry visited his ill mother in Merom, Hattie Bolenbaugh stayed in Sullivan, Bertha Wininger hosted at home, Nelle Hanchette visited Wininger family, Ed Morris spent Sunday with Merom relatives and has returned to Elkhart. Bro Watkins recovering and back at Stafford's Chapel. Mrs A F Hindman in St Vincents hospital Indianapolis recovering. Local group attended basketball game in Oaktown Friday night. Ora Pool James Timmerman shopped in Linton Tuesday. Sullivan's Superior Service Satisfies.

New Lebanon Roy Hardy Malcolm Rose Chapel Maurice Eaton Sullivan Earl Berry Merom Hattie Bolenbaugh Bertha Wininger Jones School Nelle Hanchette Elkhart Bro. Watkins Stafford’s Chapel A. F. Hindman St. Vincent’s Hospital Indianapolis Florence Hoot Amy Hunley Rex James Knochs Herschel Scott Oaktown Pleasantville Ora Pool James Timmerman Linton

Pleasantville Residents Visit and Local Social Rundown

Elmer Carrico James Bishop and Orville Collins of Pleasantville were in Sullivan Monday. Residents from near Shiloh and Sullivan socialized with local families while others visited relatives and the protracted meeting continued at Indian Prairie.

Elmer Carrico James Bishop Orville Collins Pleasantville Sullivan Noah Neal Jane Pirtle Will Lund Shiloh Ben McCammon

Pleasantville Cantata in preparation by M. E. Sunday school

The Pleasantville M. E. Sunday school is preparing a cantata for Christmas. Dave Shepherd, visiting his father Dr. B F Shepherd, is noted in the report.

M. E. Sunday School Dave Shepherd B. F. Shepherd

Sullivan County Notices In Indiana Court Proceedings

Notices in Sullivan Circuit Court reveal nonresidents facing action in 1915 1916. Plaintiffs Mary F Standley and M A Haddon sue Andrew Jackson Standley and heirs of George Cavanaugh John Wells et al for support and quiet title on Indiana real estate with specified court dates and attorney filings.

Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court Mary F. Standley Andrew Jackson Standley Walter F. Wood Sullivan Circuit State of Indiana Frederick Ferguson Kate Ferguson Walter Ferguson Laura Ferguson Eliza Wells State of Towit Leven Arnett John Wells M. A. Haddon Charles R. Railsback

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