Local residents visit relatives and friends during holidays
Mr and Mrs Don Culmins of Vincennes visit relatives here. Mrs J Stewart of Hymera visits daughters Adva Ju Han and Sam O Neall. Ollis Oliphant leaves for Rocky Ford Colo to make a home. Miss Lillie Robinson visits Sam O Neal. Mrs Goldie Sparks of Terre Haute spends Xmas with her parents. Ernie Bennett works for Jonah Hopewell. Marshall McCure of near Wheatland visits his parents. Several locals work for M B Mason. Miss Ethel Burton of Princeton visits. Rev Harvey of Indianapolis preaches at Liberty and church of Christ. Christmas tree at Lash hall. Miss Myra Johnson and mother visit near Fairbanks. Seth Hopewell at Jeffersonville spends Christmas at home. Evaline Sutton of Terre Haute spends holidays here. Specker of Jasonville calls on sister Mrs Murray Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stewart
Hymera
Adva Ju- Han
Sam O’neal
Ollis Oliphant
Rocky Ford
Colo
Lillie Robinson
Goldie Sparks
Terre Haute
Tom Kendall
Ernie Bennett
Jonah Hopewell
Marshall McCure
Near
Wheatland
John Ray
Florence O'Neal
Leota Denney
Cliva Bennett
Verda McGath
Leta Meyer
Jet Kendall
Sadie Heneman
George King
Roy McGlone
M. B. Mason
Ethel Burton
Princeton
Bro. Harvey
Indianapolis
Liberty
Church of Christ
Lash’s Hall
Myra Johnson
Fairbanks
Seth Hopewell
Jeffersonville
Evaline Sutton
Mr. Specker
Jasonville
Murray Mason
Calvary community notes from Mt Calvary area
Clarence Spencer visited Evansville Monday. David Bedwell is sick. Will Asrey attended Antioch Church Sunday. Osburn Irvin family of New Lebanon visited G J Spencer Sunday. Owen Bond traveled to Winamac Indiana last week. Fred Bailey plans to move to Farmersburg soon. Homer Jackson and Miss Hannah Alsop wed and will live near Merom. Protracted meeting at Calvary continues. Rev Joe McBride of Illinois preached Sunday. Furry Bledsoe and Turpin of Dugger attended Mt Calvary Sunday. Charles A Robbins bought Coke Bedwell farm. W A Gray shredded fodder for Jim Mason. Voorhees Creager built a new barn. Nettie Pifer of Sullivan visited her parents last week. Mr and Mrs Ralph Eaton returned from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Asrey
Antioch
Osburn Irvin
New Lebanon
G. J. Spencer
Owen Bond
Winamac
Ind
Fred Bailey
Farmersburg
Homer Jackson
Hannah Alsop
Merom
Calvary
Joe McBride
Illinois
Messrs. Furry, Bledsoe and
Turpin
Dugger
Mt. Calvary
Chas. A. Robbins
Coke Bedwell
W. A. Gray
Carlisle
Jim Mason
Voorhees Creager
Nettie Pifer
Sullivan
Ralph Eaton
Oklahoma
Allen's Foot Base Advertises Shoe Size Aid
An historical advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Base as a remedy to fit smaller shoes. The copy claims it helps break in new patent leather footwear and suggests sample availability for free. It lists the seller as Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York with a price of 265c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Local Social Roundup Amid Snowy Weekend
Mr Tabor is on the sick list. Cale Murdock visits home folks. Mr and Mrs John Clark with children spent Sunday evening with John Miller and family. Miss Fannie McCammon and Cuoza Enson visited the school Tuesday evening. Misses Lesta Clark and May McMahan spent Sunday with Jeannette M Whitman. Freddie McMahan swam despite ice break and said I thought I was a goner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Cale Murdock
John Clark
John Miller
Fannie McCammon
Cuozaenson
Lesta Clark
May McMahan
Jeannette M. Whitman
Freddie McMahan
Roy Metcalf
Willard Clark
Walter McMahan
Bratatin
Local residents spend Sunday visiting kin in area
Albert Bennett and William Isbell with wife visited relatives in the community. Martin Booker and wife visited relatives in the locality. Martin Pirtle drove to Linton on Saturday. Ed Bennett from Pleasantville visited relatives near Shiloh on Sunday. Frank Balence reports a boy. John Alsman and wife visited relatives near Paxton Sunday. James South and wife visited the area after Abner Richard of Linton passed through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bennett
William Isbell
Martin Booker
Martin Pirtle
Linton
Ed Bennett
Pleasantille
Shiloh
Frank Balence
John Alsman
Paxton
James South
Abner Richard
Local notes from Sullivan and surrounds sparkle with visits
Miss Julia Ruddell of Sullivan visits friends for a few days. J. G Brokaw and family spend Christmas with Mrs. Jane Brokaw. Dr. Lisman, ill with the grip, shows improvement. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips host Mr. and Mrs. Ogle Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Allen. J. K. Coulson and family share Christmas with A. Coulson. Young folks attend Christmas exercises at Rose Chapel. John Curry of near Hymera visits Mr. and Mrs. John McNaughton. Miss Zoe Wininger from Shoals visits Rev. and Mrs. Wininger. Miss Bessie Burroughs absent from school due to the grip. John Allen and family of Sullivan visit Frank Springer. Many local people on the sick list. Capt. T. B. Springer’s children and grandchildren dine with him on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ruddell
Sullivan
J. G Brokaw
Jane Brokaw
Lisman
John Phillips
Ogle Morgan
Harlan Allen
J. K. Coulson
A. Coulson
Rose Chapel
John Curry
Near Hymera
John McNaughton
Zoe Wininger
Shoals
Wininger
Bessie Burroughs
John Allen
Frank Springer
T. B. Springer
Franking privilege remark noted by Senate leader
In a St. Louis Star discussion the minority leader Money called the franking privilege a great privilege and expanded, but a gallery spectator added that it helps get men back to Congress. The piece notes the large volumes of franked documents issued from the national capital and a reader’s agreement with that view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money
Congress
Frank
St. Louis Star
Goethe Views Architecture as Silent Music
A philosopher described architecture as frozen music provoking disagreement yet suggesting beauty. He argues that architecture, when well conceived, is best understood as silent music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Spoon rest invention aids the cook in the kitchen
A New York designer creates a wire spoon rest to prevent spoons from falling into pots. The device hooks over the pot rim with a vertical wire arrangement and a looped end that extends out, securing the spoon whether or not a lid is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
One Meal One Course Diet Promises All Day Dining
The article describes a new dietary system that spreads meals across the day starting with fish for breakfast and ending with desserts at supper. A proponent claims health benefits and critics say modern four and five course meals disrupt natural eating patterns.
Household Linen Hem Trick Cuts Sewing Labor
A housewife describes a simple method to finish napkins and towels using a small hemmer and fine needle on a sewing machine. She removes the thread from the upright and feeds the cut fabric through the hammer to form the hem and prick stitch holes, easing hand work and reducing stiffness in the cloth.
American Salad Dressing Recipe Summary
A vintage style dressing recipe lists ingredients: salt white pepper dry mustard sugar onion juice lemon juice white wine vinegar and oil. Dry ingredients are mixed then lemon juice added followed by vinegar and onion juice and finally oil in the same manner as French dressing.
Ironing Hint for Flounced Petticoats
An old sewing tip advises ironing the area beneath the flounce on the wrong side to reveal a smooth finish. Ironing this hidden portion helps resist soil, reducing how often the garment must be laundered.
Fig Filling Recipe Instructions
Two cupfuls chopped figs go into a double boiler with half as much sugar two cupfuls. Add one third cup water, a pinch of salt, a little butter and a tablespoon of juice. Cook until thick enough to spread.
The Time Is At Hand Book Featured In Ad
An advertisement promotes a book claiming to prove current events align with biblical prophecy. It urges readers to see the upcoming crisis as God’s opportunity and cites scripture to support the claim, inviting purchase at a Brooklyn street address.
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office 1910 List
Unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana post office dated December 28 1910 include a Ladies list with city Minnie Graham Miss Nola McFarland Mrs Walter M Storms Mrs John Wilkins Miss Edith and a Gents list with John H Bovard John R Huff M S Hamilton R H Humphreys R Johnson L E Pipe Carl Parsons Roland Jerry Shaw Jerry St Clair Ralph Simmons Noel Ston e G P Secrest Chas G Tomes Benjamin. Callers must say advertised and pay one cent per letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Minnie. Graham
Nola. McFarland
Walter M. Storms
John. Wilkins
Edith
A. A. Holmes
P. M
Eight Room Corner Residence For Quick Sale Offer
Eight room home at corner of Section and Beech streets offered as a quick sale. Includes good furnace electric lights throughout fine well and cistern water system. Must be sold at once.
Capons and Dairy Training At Purdue School
Manford Otto notes capons are profitable yet underraised due to work required which is quickly learned. Purdue University Dairy School offers two eight week short courses starting January 16 1911 Creamery and Farm Dairying with modern labs and strong job prospects in Indiana for trained dairy creamery men. For details write C F Hunziker Purdue University Lafayette Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Dairy School
Indiana
C. F. Hunziker
Lafayette
Ind
Banks on Sure Thing Now
A. Schingeck of 67 Elf St Buffalo writes he will never be without Dr Kings New Life Pills again after they cured his chronic constipation when others failed. Promoted as remedy for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility. 26 cents at Joe K Smock and Son's.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case, claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures internally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, lists endorsements from druggists Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo and notes price and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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Farmersby
Mrs
Don Culmins
Vincennes
Zimmerman Co
Julius Hatry Shoe CO
A. Billman
Billman & McBrias
Automobile Service
W. H. Hill, JR
Insurance, Abstracts
The
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co
P.c
Mt, Calvary
Clarence Spencer
Eivansville
David M. Bedwell
SKY
N.Y
Sullivan, Ind
GENTS
Manford Otto
Ruianapolis
Ullvan
Fay
C.F. Broe
U & Vogceon
Specia
Office Brigg
Roun
C. T. Howard
Gradual Indiana Veterinary Collge
Parks & Knotts ‘Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
Agater N. Tuempaan
Insihad
George Knapp
Trust
Southern
A.m
P.m. R Informa
A. L. O’neil
Dioge
Terre Hauts
Chicago
Peoria
Louie
Beehunter
Vandalia
Bedford
Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania Lines
Lndianapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Westport
Greensboro
Central Passenger Association
I. P. Radley
Terre Haute, Ind
Sullivan County
C. 8. Stratton Loan Co
Dr. Crowder
East Side Square
Dr.king
Parker
DR. Thomasson
Osteopath
Citizens Trust Building
Salurcay
Tganeys
Igust & Stratics, Gees. Bue
W. F. Stratton
Atorney-at- Law
Sullivan, In
J. W. Lindley
Attorneme
Isaac H. Kalley
Ini
Sullivan Bank
Joh T. and
Will H. Hays
Sullivan State Bank
Chaney & Chaney, Szchow Jnc.c
Chang
Attorneys-at-Law
Buitess
A. G. McNabb
Attorney -at-Levy
Hig
Citizens’ Trust Co
C. A. Price
Brown & Schroeder
Jas. R. Brown
Jas. R. Schroeder
Coftman
Nast Ride Public Square
Wm. H. Bridwell
Attorneyest Law
State Bank
Walter F. Wood
Law
Sullivan, Indiarsa
Goodman's Clothing Store
D. Hunt
Ginpaat W. Gansta
Tiansi Bank
Washington and Main & Sullivan
Northsile Public Square
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