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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1911

Page

5

Personal notices reflect social ties and town events

A cluttered personal page notes visits and gatherings in Terre Haute and Ft. Wayne relatives, choir and club meetings, plus social hostesses and upcoming events. It mentions the Easter Star degrees, a corn school trip, Tri Kappa hostessing, Sub Rosa club, and several club ladies hosting or delaying meetings. Also records a soldier’s return from the Philippines, arrests for drunkenness and weapons, a Polish miner's mental health case, and local church revival news.

John C. Chaney James Herbert Lopshire Ft. Wayne Terre Haute Faye Eaton Robinson Mesha Eaton Nelle Glidden Easter Star Herbert James Lopshire Frank Springer Gill Township Marie Russell Tri Kappa Sorority Dulu Barnard Sub Rosa Club W. R. Nesbit G Eucire Fred F. Bays Pray Do Club I. BH. Kalley Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church W .l BH. Hays Sualey J. J. Club Pearl McMorrow M.ss McMorrow Henry Weissenbach Delphi Wespeuvach Mary M.les Tos Weissenbach Weiss Ubach Columbus Sam Bridwell Philipines Co. H 19Th U. S. Infantry Milo VerriHion Inotts and Wharton Its Squire Kirkham John Waive McCoskey Shelburn Balue

Local visitors and health notes from Indianapolis area

A roundup lists visits by Indiana residents including Mr and Mrs Isaac Shoffner on Nebraska ranch and Mr W J Cooper of Merom in town on business. Dr John S Murphy resumes medical practice at Meuhler's drug store and on South Court street after a period away.

Torrington Wyo Isaac Shoffner Nebraska H. C. Boothe Indiana Consolidated Mines Oklahoma Frank Merrick George Merrick Indianapolis Joshua Ernest W. J. Cooper Merom Fron Vis & Vt Rhoda Kerr Newtown Ind John S. Murphy Meuhler South Court Street C. C. Brubaker Dinson Charles’ Batey Craley Tulsa C. E. Crawley C. T. Howard Evansville Ohio Valley Veterinary Medical Association

Public Sale Notes in Gill Township and Sullivan Farm

Isaac Scott of Gill township advertises a public sale of farming implements livestock corn oats and other articles at the Ed Aunderson farm in Gill township near Tuesday as he moves to Arkansas. In a separate notice Wm C Bauther plans a sale seven miles southwest of Sullivan on Wednesday Feb 8 with farming implements horses and milch cows among other items.

Isaac Scott Gill Township The Union Ed Aunderson Scott Arkansas Wm. C. Bauther Sullivan

Oldest Odd Fellow in County Ill at Home

Richard Milam known as Uncle Wick Milam is very ill at his home near Hiatt s Ferry with diseases of old age. He is the oldest Odd Fellow in the county and among the oldest members in the state. Carlisle lodge No 40, charter member Milam, was instituted January 30 1850.

Richard Milam Uncle Wick Milam Haddon Township Hiatt’s Ferry Mr. Mila Carlisle Lodge

Sullivan Business Men elect new officers and corn show prizes

The Sullivan Business Men's Association elected officers for the year James Sinclair as president Wi Thompson as vice president Joe hk Smock as treasurer I l Thomson as secretary. The group will offer several prizes for the corn show to be held here February 8 and 9.

Sullivan Business Men's Association James Sinclair Wi Thompson Joe Hk. Smock I. l. Thomson

Advertised Letters at Sullivan Indiana Postoffice

List of unclaimed letters as of February 1 at Sullivan Indiana postoffice includes ladies and gents names. Letters not called for within two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Each letter bears a one cent due.

Tecters Nthe Sullivan Ind Postoffice Dear Letter

Local Social and Travel Notes From Scott City

Miss Grace Starkey hosted a Friday pub supper for friends while Bonnie Hamilton hosted Pausy Driver on Wednesday. James Raneford visited Scott City Tuesday and Uncle Henry Ransford left for Doddville to see old friends. Tom Watson visited Shelburn and Tommy Howard visited Shelburn Thursday. Drillers near completion plan to move soon after a Monday shooting match. Roads are very bad at present.

Grace Starkey Pausy Driver Bonnie Hamilton James Raneford Scott City Henry Ransford Doddville Tom Watson Shelburn Tommy Howard

Cox divorce grants custody and child support order

Gertie B. Cox receives a divorce from Jerry Cox and is awarded custody of their child. The defendant is ordered to pay two dollars per week toward support.

Gertie B. Cox Jerry Cox

Simplicity in Dress for Women in First Class Offices

RCS NNA SCHUYLER argues plain dress signals competence for women in first class offices. Neatness matters more than lace or jewelry. tailored wash blouses, plain collars, strict cleanliness, and modest accessories set the professional standard. Proper grooming and restrained appearance give young women an edge in business environments.

Pretty Egg Cosies Inspire Home and Bazaar Use

The sketch presents a neat miniature tea cosy style egg cosy trimmed with a bead fringe reaching toward the egg cup base. It is sewn from two pieces, edged, with a silk cord seam, possible flannel lining, and fringe of ten beads per strand. Colors should harmonize with the breakfast service for home use.

Asbestos 3 53 Table Pad Advertisement

An asbestos dining table pad is offered with a sample price of 40 cents. The ad notes a purchase option at any store.

High collars return to smart tailored women’s wear

The New Idea Woman's Magazine notes neckwear as the standout detail in a tailored woman’s outfit. A plain dark walking suit contrasts with a dainty white linen neckpiece, while medium-high linen stocks gain favor for everyday wear. Lace collar and cuff sets echo broad square collar trends with real and imitation Irish lace and point de Venise.

The New Idea Woman's Magazine

Courtesy in the Home and Hair Fashion Tips

A column on home manners emphasizes courtesy at home, warning against vulgar ease and urging consistent politeness with family. It includes hair fashion advice detailing how to arrange a chignon with matching hair for a time saving, flattering look attributed to Julia Bottomley.

Julia Bottomley

Care for Dry Lips and Kid Safe Toys

Advice urges washing toys for children and avoiding chapped lips. It notes dust exposure from floors and doorways, recommends lip salve camphor ice white vaseline cold cream and daily butter for prevention and care for women in the countryside dealing with cracking lips.

A Daingy Scarf Decorated with Shadow Embroidery

A detailed description suggests a dotted swiss scarf with large dime-size dots spaced two to three inches apart. On the underside, petals of shadow embroidery are added for each dot, while the right side features the dot pattern.

Modes Require Time for Dressing and False Hair Preface

The article argues busy women cannot go without false hair as current styles demand long dressing times. It notes pinned on tresses are routinely adjusted in shops and that chignons are highly valued. It claims simple hairdos rarely impress men, urging careful attention to hair and face powder for appeal.

Circuit Court Notes On Various Indiana Cases

Commissioners appointed in Poe Harris versus Fannie DeCamp et al. First National Bank of Selburn won $1.91 against Reed Douglass. Indiana Coal Company suit Against Consolidated. Reed vs Whipps notes dismissed for lack of bond. State of Indiana won $25 bond against Cumusius and Walter Odgers. George Jus smith granted adice from Nora Smith. Sexton granted divorce and custody. Delinquent taxes judgments listed for multiple individuals. Leathers vs Risch oil lease settled. McCarter partition land appraisal and sale ordered with Gambill as commissioner. Marratta divorce custody awarded. Everhart partition real estate with commissioners named.

W. E. Shields Jamey Shields Poe Harris Fannie DeCamp First National Bank of Shelburn Reed Douglass Chester P. Reed Jas. Whipps Indiana Vol Cumusius Walter Odgers George Ju.smith Nora Smith Beil Sexton James H. Sexton Emory Jennings Martin Phillips Jesse VanSickle Emory Cady George Seldomridge William Riley Joseph Quackenbush Ben Freeman Kirk Bedwell William Wilkes George Wilkes Wm. Robinson William H. and Mary Gilbert G. Marratta J. P. Wilkey O. H. Crowder Marion F. Gambill Ferby Everhart Sarah Nugent Et al

Dainty Pillow Cover for King Baby from Dotted Swiss

A simple project makes a 16 by 12 inch oblong pillow. Cut from dotted swiss and cover with satin, silk, or wash fabric. Edges are scalloped with buttonhole stitching, eyelets at ends, and lacing with white ribbon for a neat finish.

Cleaning with Javelle Water for Mildew Stains

A reader endorses Javelle water to remove mildew from white fabrics with cold water as safer and slower, noting hot water weakens fibers. A chemist supports cold rinsing to prevent rotting and recommends soaking stained areas until stains vanish.

Laundry Stamped for Identifying Methods Abroad

Describes European and Russian practices for marking laundried linen. France uses full name and address with a geometric mark. Bavaria uses large numbers on linen. Bulgaria stamps designs and numbers. Russia marks linen with threaded arrow motifs and periodic police regulations for laundries.

France Bavaria Bulgaria Russia

Local residents ride news in Cass and Dugger area

The column lists residents at Cass and nearby towns with visits, moves, and social calls. Winked by names like H Butler, Virgil Paige, Miss Maggie Stein, Sadie Stone, Mamie Raines, and many others, it notes who moved, who visited, who fell ill, and who attended events. Weather and health notes appear amid community chatter.

Boots Harry Butler Virgil Paige Maggie Stein Mamie Raines Farnsworth Sadie Stone J. W. Alumbaugh Cass Ike Beashears John Goodison Edna Vincent H. Butler Will Smith Grace Raines Merom Roseperry Jim Leamthorn Cora Butler Terre Wante Jatrude Anderson Dugegrr Anna Clifford Jake Frederick Graysville Glen Lackey Jesse Powell Hutchinson Mattie Keller Center C. Hale Jeffie Alumbaugh Hamilton Jake Gambill George Hake Richard Huff Beulah Joe Baines Russell Robert Collings Indianapoli Will Keller Ida Keene Dugger J. V. Alumbange Emil Shipman Terre Haute Effie Huff Grandma Hutchinson Russell Raines Arthur Raymer Jennie Alumbaugh Daisy Parks Robi. Collings Linton Otis Raines Joe Raines

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