25 Dec 1918
Page 3
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1918
Page
3
The text lists numerous property transfers in Sullivan County from farms and townships such as Cass, Curry, Farmersburg, Gill, Hamilton, Hymera, and Turman. It includes buyers, sellers, and parcel descriptions with prices. The piece also contains a 1873 marriage note for a Mrs. Parr and an obituary describing a Mt. Tabor church member with family survivors and funeral details, plus local social notes.
Syrena Daniele was born August 2 1855 in Sullivan County and died December 11 1918 at age 62 years 4 months 9 days. She left a legacy in the local community and is mourned by relatives and friends.
The Wabash river rose rapidly late week forcing farmers to move corn from the bottoms. E E Enos and sister Josie near recovery from influenza. Kenneth Turman and wife visited from Cynthiana. Osie Haines family dined with Ray Watson. The Arnold child died of pneumonia. Red Cross committees met at Graysville Tuesday night. Mrs Minnie Watson and child connected to the report.
December 25 1912 list of unclaimed mails for Sullivan Indiana with two week deadline to avoid Dead Letter Office. Ladies list includes Higgins Mrs Bessie Pierce Mrs L Stewart Mrs Lester. Gents list includes Pitson Mr Roy Fowler Mr Charley Freeman Mr Geo Marton Mr N C. Callers must say advertised and give date advertised.
Addison notes authors have a unique edge over masters by duplicating originals. They can multiply their works or make copies to any number. These copies hold value equal to the originals, enhancing an author's stature and reach.
Miss Glenn Yenegr, cooperative weather observer, reports for the county the week ending December 22. Daily conditions: clear on the 16th and 17th, partly cloudy on the 18th and 19th, and cloudy on the 20th to 22nd. Rainfall totals include .20 inches on the 20th, 2.42 inches on the 21st, and .12 inches on the 22nd.
Orville Hale expresses gratitude to county officers and deputies and the Elks lodge for floral offerings at his mother Mrs Rosetta Hale's funeral.
A visitor remarks that the speaker was overly talkative with the golf chairman. The member counters that the gentleman was the chair of the handicap committee, prompting the judge to comment on the exchange.
A short reflective line ponders moral honesty if heaven and hell did not exist, attributed to John Welster.
A fragment quotes a verse about lofty rulers unable to reach minor tasks, reflecting on the limits of power and aspiration. The line evokes themes of scale and human reach in a concise, period voice.
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