Graysville High School Hosts Farmers Institute Programs
Graysville high school pupils attended both sessions of the Farmers Institute Thursday. The junior and sophomore classes performed, the quartette and various instrumental selections were given, and Carl Cushman played a violin solo. The girls basketball game with New Lebanon was postponed due to weather. The old building ends this week as plans move to the new structure after holidays.
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Farmers’ Institute
Graysville
New Lebanon
Fred Brown
Sullivan
Alice Borders
Carl Cushman
New Lebanon Girls
Graysville High School Literary Society
County Infirmary Report Highlights Clean Facility and Grateful Board
The Bloomington Star notes the latest quarterly inspection found the county infirmary in good condition with clean beds rooms and high spirits. Superintendent Watson and wife are praised for thrift and productivity while the jail sees four prisoners awaiting trial and calls for improved reading glasses and work opportunities.
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Walter G. Scott
Julia D. Kalley
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
Advert describes a herbal remedy for sluggish liver causing dizziness headaches constipation and biliousness. Claims to tone the whole system aid digestion purify blood and clear complexion. Priced 25 cents at your druggist.
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Dr. King
Sullivan High School Fined Ten Dollars by IHSAA
The Indiana High School Athletic Association fines Sullivan high school ten dollars for failing to play a scheduled game with Carlisle on November 24 under contract. Sullivan and Carlisle basketball teams are entered in the state championship contest. Tom Reid and Ernest Thixtun of Culver Military Academy are visiting relatives.
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Sullivan High School
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Sullivan
Carlisle
Tom Reid
Ernest Thixtun
Culver Military Academy
Local Notes From Terre Haute and Surrounding Towns
Dr Shepherd and son Jess spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. Mrs Boyd Brewer has returned home for a brief visit from Indianapolis hospital where she has been confined. Funeral of Uncle Bill Lisman held at Carlisle Wednesday. Fourth township institute was held here Saturday. John Garrett home after eye treatment in Vincennes with Dr Knapp. Claude Shake and family moved to Freelandville. Mr and Mrs Frank Long visited I J Brewer and family.
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Shepherd
Jess
Terre Haute
Boyd Brewer
Indianapolis
Bill Lisman
Carlisle
Fourth Township Institute
John Garrett
Vincennes
Knapp
Claude Shake
Freelandville
Frank Long
I. J. Brewer
Winter Visit Prompts Santa by Car This Year
Sullivan R. R. reports a festive tone as winter visits arrive before Christmas. Local residents including Bedwell Willis Robbins Alsop and Fifer families share visits and social calls. A group from Turman Gill and this city heads to New Smyrna Fla for the rest of the season. Mr Hoke shows marked improvement.
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Tom Durham
John Ridgeway
Turman Township
Julius Hoesman
Gill Township
Jacob F. Hoke
Jennie Thornhill
New Smyrna
Fla
Hoke
Sullivan Puzzle Over Self-Inflicted Death Question
The Terre Haute Tribune questions motive behind a death by self destruction in Sullivan and notes the puzzling choice of action by a local resident. The editorial asks why anyone in Sullivan would commit death by own action.
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Sullivan
Terre Haute
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Scott Hardware
Graysville High School
Bloomington Star
Si Plum
Zeb Hawkins
Martinsville
Eph Keef
Bryan
Salvation Army
James Slivers
Palm Beach
Squire Hartsock
Dick Bledsoe
Bill Blithers
Perkins
Ed Bascombe
Hacker’s Creek
Pleasantville
Charles Deckard
Grandma Alsop
Frank Sturgood
Linton
D. M. Bedwell
John Harlow
Miss Robison
Paxton
John Fifer
Grandpa Fifer
David Bedwell
Odie Purcell
West
R.B. Robbins
Sarah Bedwell
H. B. Alsop
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Rings
Elgin Works
Elgin
LA Vallieres
China
Fountains
Xmas
Congress
the Peoples State Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
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