Social Notes From Dugger Sullivan and Nearby Visits
Oda Stevens traveled to Dugger on Monday for a business trip. The McDonalds and their son George with family shared Sunday with Raymond Wyman. Calls on William Jewell and daughter Hermma included Luther Marts and Hazel, Eli Downs and Blanche, and Otto Jewell. Oda and May Stevens spent Sunday afternoon with Thelma Branson. Hamit Boone shopped in Sullivan Tuesday. Wes Jewell’s family visited William Jewell and Hermina Thursday. Clem Kirkham and Francis spent Sunday with Joe Branson family. Blanche Downs stayed with Mrs Tom Lloyd later in the week. Arb Kirkham Sunday with Joe Branson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Myles
Steve Powers
Shelburn
Sam Holmes
Cloyd DeBaun
Ancil Badger
Walter Hall
Prairie Creek
Fred Hall
Fred
Max
John Milburn
Iva Pound
Perry Poorman
Katy
Texas
Leland Thomson
Lela Thomas
Mae Drake
Lewis K. Yale
Nellie Kirkham
Golda
Terre Haute
Will Albee
Wm. F. Ingersoll
Council of Defense
Beech Grove
Corwin Phillips
Watson Livestock Exchange
Corwin
Exchange
Bel Durham
Duroc Jersey
Ben Monroe
Carlisle
James Monroe
Carl Lester
Edgar Strain
Fred Wernz
Hosea Drake
Ray Trueblood
Red Cross
Will Lester
Percy
Louisiana
Lester
Oda Stevens
Dugger
Claude McDonald
George McDonald
Raymond Wyman
William Jewell
Hermma
Luther Marts
Hazel
Eli Downs
Blanche
Otto Jewell
Oda
May Stevens
Thelma Branson
Hamit Boone
Sullivan
Wes Jewell
Hermina
Clem Kirkham
Francis
Joe Branson
Blanche Downs
Tom Lloyd
Arb Kirkham
Local notes on floods and neighbors in Sullivan R. R. area
Creeks and wells run full amid updates from Clarence Spencer and family about illness duration. Veterans from France visit Dan Vaughn's sale. Gertrude French returns from Linton. Roseberry brothers and Homer Jackson share meals with Alsops. C G French improves at Linton hospital and may go home soon. Claud Robbins builds a residence on the family farm near J G Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Spencer
Clarence
John
Will Alsop
Dan Vaughn
Gertrude French
Linton
Clarence Roseberry
Frank
France
John Alsop
Homer Jackson
Bernice
Hellen
Mr. Jackson
Julia Alsop
Frank Roseberry
C. G. French
Linton Hospital
Claud Robbins
J. G. Robbins
Will Graham
Mary Dickerson Visits as Kin and Friends Travel
Mrs Mary Dickerson visits Mr and Mrs John Kelly in Kingsley while other residents, including Mr and Mrs Charles Bostick and Charles Morris, travel to Sullivan and Will Burton and Will Gaston also make trips. Loren Thomas returns from Great Lakes on furlough as Rev George Fuson’s son Will serves in Navy near England. Farmers work corn and hay, Drake church holds services after several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dickerson
John Kelly
Charles Bostick
Charles Morris
Sullivan
Will Burton
Will Gaston
Shelburn
Zola Martin
Levi Drake
Loren Thomas
Great Lakes Naval Station
George Fuson
Will
U. S. Navy
Camp Eastleich
South Hampton
England
Everett Trueblood
Terre Haute
John Thomas
West York
Ilinois
Drake Church
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Local Notes From Toledo
Ohios Toledo section notes legal oath by Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney Co offering one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall s Catarrh Medicine. Column items mention rail traffic and local social visits including Ray Harris Ray Watson Mary Mann and others with brief family and holiday mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
French People Show Warm Hospitality Across War Lines
Pvt. N K Harris writes from France about French civilians and soldiers aiding troops during long marches. He recalls a typical French soldier on leave, the openness of townspeople, and shared meals despite danger. He details a long overseas journey from New York to the Vosges front and Bearecourt, noting armistice events and his unit movements toward home readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dalton
Beatrice
Villian
Mike
Norman H. Hill
Castor Oil
Chicago
Horizon
U. S
Hoboken
Battery C
Winky
Polly Woo
Pvt. N. K. Harris
85Th Military Police Co
O. B. Harris
Pvt
N. K. Harris
Dagonville
France
New York
Khiva
Irish Sea
Liverpool
England
City
Southhampton
la Havre
Angers
Paris
la Rouissiere
la Membrokle
la Rouissiers
Guer
Camp de
Chamont
Neufchateau
Epinal
Remiremont
Vosges
Suitzerland
le Thoby
Vosges Front
128Th Field Artillery
Col de Schluch
Biffontaine
Luneville
Bruyeres
Bupcourt
St. Nicholas
Nancy
Bearecourt
Clermont
Verdun
Argonne Forest
Sheppy and
Varennes
Charpentry
Eptinvelle
Pleville
Souilly
Pershing
Lerouville
Commercy
138Th Infantry
Bar-le-Duc
Ligny
St. Mihiel
Metz
Berlin
Nice
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Belgium
E5th Military Police Co
A. RL
Circuit Court Notes and Damages Awards
Judge W H Bridwell reappointed Joe K Smock and Frank Conner as jury commissioners for the year. The estate of Daniel Morgan was awarded 1400 dollars against Consolidated Indiana Coal Co. Ruth Hutchison was granted a divorce from William F Hutchison. William Havercamp of Brazil settled a damage suit against Hydraulic Press Brick Co with 60 dollars awarded. Harry Blue received 150 dollars damages from Vandalia Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bridwell
Joe K. Smock
Frank Conner
Daniel Morgan
Consolidated Indiana Coal Company
Ruth Hutchison
William F. Hutchison
William Havercamp
Brazil
Hydraulic Press Brick Company
Clay County
Harry Blue
Vandalia Coal Company
Graysville Masons Install Officers Friday Morning
Graysville lodge No. 627 F. and A. M. will install officers Friday at 9 o'clock a.m. The annual dinner is dispensed with. Officers include W. M. T. M. Durham S. W. Fred Frakes J. W. Walter Steel S. D. W. W. Watson J. D. Bruce Coppage Secretary IL A. Bosstick Treasurer G. W. Burton Chaplain Wm. Coppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
W. M
T. M. Durham
S. W
Fred Frakes
J. W
Walter Steel
S. D
W. W. Watson
J. D
Bruce Coppage
IL. A. Bosstick
G. W. Burton
Wm. Coppage
Farmersburg pair sent to reform school for copper theft
Charles Clark and David L. Cummins of Farmersburg pleaded guilty before Judge Brié well in the circuit court and were sentenced to the state reformatory for terms of two to fourteen years each. They were arrested in Terre Haute while trying to sell some wire at a pawn shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Reformatory
Charles Clark
David L. Cummins
Baldridge
Briéwell
State Reformatory
Terre Haute
The Sullivan Union and the Ohio Farmer deal sprung
A brief notice notes two publications The Sullivan Union and the Ohio Farmer priced at one year for $1.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Union
The
Ohio Farmer
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John C. Chaney
Indiana
Durham
Jersey
F. O. Stanley
Emery Drake
Fairbanks
Kingsley
Walker V. Jennings
C. M. Welsh
Ruby Russell
Pearl Smock
Walter Slader
Scott City
W. E. Reynolds
Alva Wilson
Hazel Clouse
Bert DeBaun
Terre ‘Haute
Henry Ford
John Ingersoll
Lynn Gaston
Durham Foutz
Doc
Paul Phillips
Paul
Ruth Ingersoll
Henry
Indianapolis
Erastus Parrott
O. P. Badger
James M. Moore
Selma Ingersoll
Boswell
Ind
S. E. Lindley
W. H
Sherman Bldg
United War Work
Hamilton Township
City of
United War Work Fund
Batey & Walters Drug Store
South Side Public Square
C.H. Stratton
Fidelity Loan Co
East Side Public Square
Chas. F. Walters
Township
Big Springs
Ray Harris
Ray Watson
Mary Mann
Illinois University
Dr. Blann
Wheeler Rockwell
C. E. Watson
Thelma Springer
New Lebanon
Elizabeth Pounds
Lynn Thomas
Carl Cushman
Will Watson
A. G. Cushman
Emery Walters
John Green
Riggs Clay Product Company
D.C. St. Clair
Harris
Graysville Masons
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