Personal News and Holiday Visiting Roundup
EES eteteehebeehes presents a string of Christmas visits. Benton Wiscon sin resident Car R Hinkle spends Christmas here. Miss Bessie Andrews of San Antonio visits Miss Lattie Springer. Ernest Davis at Indiana University visits home. Hazel Murdock at Terre Haute spends holidays with relatives. W E Parrott and family tour the south with the Palace riverboat. Fred McBride travels for American Lead and Zinc visiting parents. Dr and Mrs Garland Scott of Chicago spend holidays with family. Everett BE Yeager, now at Honolulu with the weather bureau, sends subscription favors. Mrs W F Knotts spends Christmas here. they tour the south with the Palace and plan Nashville, Tennessee, stops and river exhibitions. They report smooth boat operations and fond recollections of the Wabash river trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Andrews
San Antonio
Tex
Lattie Springer
Lydia Harbaugh
Marion Shade
Indianapolis
Ernest Davis
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Hix Davis
Hazel Murdock
State Normal
Terre Haute
W. E. Parrott
Kansas City
White
Sam A. White
Fred McBride
American Lead and Zinc Company
Pete McBride
Garland Scott
Chicagoe
Irvin Scott
O. H. Crowder
Everett BE
Weather Bureau
W. F. Knotts
Visiting relatives and local notices fill Sullivan pages
A string of visitors arrives from Elnora Indianapolis Pittsburg and Springfield to see family here. Local figures Ray Willis E R Riggs Leslie Mason Julia Mason and others are noted with prior ties to Goodyear Commonwealth Edison and Liquid Carbonic Gas. Upcoming bake and dessert notes share several banana recipes. A Carlisle arson case puts Charles Mathias and Jack Dunning in jail. W. P. Stratton elected new school board member succeeding Silver Chaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Abel
Elnora
J. B. Mullane
Som Price
Indianapolis
Ray Willis
Pittsburg
Marion Willis
E. R. Riggs
Springfield
Elizabeth Riggs
Leslie Mason
Goodyear Rubber Co
Matilda Mason
Tenn
R. A. Jennings
Wingfisher
Okla
Wagonmound
N. M
and Airs
George Lopshire
Myrtle
Allen County
Silver Chaney
John Co. Chaney
Frank B. Dudley
Chicago
W. G. Dudley
Commonwealth Edison Electric Co
John McCloud
Liquid Carbonic Gas Co
Fred M. Cloud
Charles Mathias
Jack Dunning
Carlisle
Squire Cowle
Sullivan
T. B. Johnson
Will Willis
Mathas
Mathias
Willis
Infirmary Receives Christmas Treat From Donors
Superintendent Smith of the county infirmary organized a Christmas treat for inmates funded by local businessmen. Bananas oranges and candy were distributed to the residents as a gesture of goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Rural Carrier Resigns in Sullivan Route
Berton R. Stark resigns as the carrier en route No 3 from Sullivan. Lester H. Brattain named temporary carrier pending a January 21 examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton R. Stark
Sullivan
Lester H. Brattain
No Vacation at Graysville During Holidays
Graysville pupils were not given a holiday break as schools had just resumed after several weeks of closure due to a diphtheria epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
Ends Winter's Troubles with Bucklen Arnica Salve
Winter brings frostbite pain and chapped skin but Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures burns boils piles cuts and sores. A trial convinces its claims and it is sold for 25 cents at Joe K Smock and Son's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Joe K. Smock & Son
Marriage Licenses List for Local Couples
A list of marriage licenses issued to pairs including Loyal D Taylor and Ella M Tho, Frederick R Phenis and Sarah B Blevins, George W Barnes and Ada M Hiatt, Thos Pearson and Louisa Burge, Earl Robertson and Lulu Cox, Leslie Holmes and Elizabeth Miller, William Wyman and Mattie Spoonmore, James Long and Mary John son, Clyde Asrey and Mattie Walters, Hosea Bedwell and Abbie Hatfield, Bertha Roberts and Sylvia Coleman, William Emory and Artemesia Mitchell, Eph McDaniel and Fern Halberstadt, Alfred Shoptau and Cecil McCorey, Everett Hunter and Frances Parnell, Burley Williams and Nettie Wiley, John Summers and Maude Bruner, Ira Snyder and Jennie Wat, Rolly Dickey and Mary Foster, George Roberts and Mattie Harker, Gustave Delaere and Elodie Messenman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Phenis
Sarah B. Blevins
George W. Barnes
Ada M. Hiatt
Thos. Pearson
Louisa Burge
Earl D. Robertson
Lulu M. Cox
Leslie J. Holmes
Elizabeth V. Miller
William R. Wyman
Mattie Spoonmore
James F. Long
Mary E. John
Clyde W. Asrey
Mattie Walters
Hosea Bedwell
Abbie M Hatfield
Bertha Roberts
Sylvia M. Coleman
William Emory
Artemesia Mitchell
Eph M. McDaniel
Fern Halberstadt
Alfred H. Shoptau
Cecil I. McCorey
Everett D. Hunter
Frances A. Parnell
Burley F. Williams
Nettie M. Wiley
John B. Summers
Maude Bru
Mother Grays Sweet Powder for Children Ad
Many children are sickly. This powder relieves feverishness headache stomach troubles teething disorders and destroys worms. Breaks up colds in 24 hours. Available at all druggists for 25 cents. Free sample by mail. Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Peach Cobbler Method Shared for Family Favorite
A home recipe describes making a peach cobbler using a pudding dish with a cup placed center to collect juice. Peaches are lined with crust, sugar is sprinkled, butter dots the top, and the dish bakes about an hour. The method yields plenty of juice and is praised as the best by any who try it.
Chutney Making Steps With Apples and Raisins
Coarse chop 12 sour apples after curing, seed 1 cup raisins and 2 green peppers, add 4 medium onions and 6 green tomatoes then finely chop. Boil 4 cups vinegar and 2 cups brown sugar with 2 tbsp mustard seed and 2 tbsp salt, add chopped mix, simmer 1 hour, add chopped apple, cook slowly and seal in pint jars.
Green Tomato Sauce From Pantry Recipe Note
A domestic recipe outlines making green tomato sauce by chopping two gallons of green tomatoes, adding black mustard seed and dry mustard, pepper, allspice, salt, celery seed, onions, sugar, and vinegar. Boil and simmer until well done for storage.
Soft cookies easy to form by ball baking method
The instructions describe making very soft cookies that cannot be rolled. Form the dough into small balls, place in a greased pan, flour the bottom of a tumbler and flatten the balls. They will bake to look like cut outs with far less trouble.
Beverage for Invalids Mix Cocoa Malted Milk with Hot Milk
A home remedy suggests mixing half an ounce of cocoa with two teaspoons of malted milk, fill slowly with hot milk, and stir briskly to dissolve. Serve with graham wafers.
To Clean a White Fur Boa With Ground Rice
Instructions suggest placing ground rice in a large bowl and rubbing the boa with the rice to free the fur. The fragment emphasizes gentle rubbing and thorough shaking to restore the fur’s texture.
Mine Fire Halts Operations. 200 Men Idle At Shirley Hill
A long burning fire in Shirley Hill No. 1 Jeffer son township breached a barrier and stopped mining after years of smoldering. Brick masons are building fire walls to confine the blaze and curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Hill
Jefferson Township
Hairless. A New Yorker meets German paper workers
In the Black Forest a New Yorker reports on the Papiermacherberufsgenossenschaft ten syllables long organization celebrating its twenty fifth anniversary. A delegation of about two hundred fifty travels to Goslar while onlookers note the lengthy name and the speechmaking impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papiermacherberufsgenossenschaft
New Yorker
Black Forest
Goslar
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Ty Baking
Asfachonge Dis
Oresseshe
Feats
R. Hinkle
Benton, Wisconsin
Solka
New School Board
W. P. Stratton
Silver Cha
Loyal D. Taylor
Ella M. Thomas
Ira O. Snyder
Jennie M. Wat
Rolly A. Dickey
Mary B. Fows
George H. Roberts
Mattie G. Harker
Gustave Delaere
Elodie Messeman
W. W. Riggle
Danville
Oye
Missouri
Hoosier
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