Sullivan area activity and church notices spill from week
Mrs George Pinkston visits sister in Palestine and returns home. Protracted M E meeting ends. Mourning reports include J S Borens death from influenza and funeral led by Rev Myers McKinney. Marco basketball visit, Graysville Independents win. Quarterly meetings set with sermons and sacraments, collectors urged to meet quotas. Local residents ill or traveling with school events and social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Brown
Tome
J. K. O’haver
Marco
Graysville
Sullivan and Fairbanks Basketball Game Attended by Town Residents
Warren Dickerson and others attended the Sullivan vs Fairbanks basketball game in Sullivan Wednesday evening. Local residents and families are noted with visits, travel, and church services as community life centers around the event and weekly meetings.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine ad oath notice and social brief
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County ss Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Sworn Dec 6, 1886 before A W Gleason Leah Notary Public Toledo. Hall's Medicine works through the blood. Send for testimonials. Sold by druggists. Big Springs news notes Mrs Cora Eno visited Mrs Mary Medsker after weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Leah Notary
Th. Hall
Community Notes of Friday to Sunday Visits and Moves
Gaylord and Carlos Watson spent Saturday with cousins Dayne and C. B. Watson Ray Watson stayed overnight with his parents Jesse Arnett and family visited Osie Haines Laura Rockwell returned from a two week Princeton visit Emerson Watson and wife hosted Rollin Plunkett and wife Friday Ernest Thornberry moved to the Mann farm Roy Sparks and family stayed in Meroin Mervin Beard visited Warren Watson's Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs C M Welsh conducted Terre Haute business Fri and Sat Alonzo Hunt Will Albee hosted by Hazel Clouse Sunday William Gaston moved into Mrs Brewer property Henry Sullivan visiting George Hammon Sunday E Horner traded Overland for a Ford Eri C Pogue did business in Indianapolis Mon Tue Don Starkey visited Hymera on Sunday Frank Bales and family were guests of Lizzie Eisner Addison Drake’s west Addison property Ernest Hayhurst moved into Addison Drake’s west property Mr and Mrs Ernie Holmes of Illinois spent a few days here Mr and Mrs William Drake visited Dr H E Bland Sunday Adolpha Starkey moved into Lizzie Eisner property Curt DeBaun and Fran kie Ellen visited Walter DeBaun on Saturday Mrs Polk Bostie Tennie and Oscar Kennett and Sarah Bostie visited John Badger Thursday Vernor Wiggins visited Rolla Holmes Saturday and Sunday Fairbanks Victors defeated Terre Haute IX of 2 basketball at Pounds 55 24 Guss Chowning moved Elan Wright’s goods to Terre Haute Monday by truck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Dickerson
Sullivan
Edgar Strain
Lorenz
Hosea Drake
Rufus DeHart
Fred Wernz
Ralph Harrison
Carl Lester
Elsie Peacher
Fridlay
Terre Haute
Lex Trueblood
Edgar Trueblood
Charles Truueblood
Paddock
Drake Church
James Monroe
Percy Lester
Prairie Creek
Johnson
Graynville
Will Veror
God
Yager
Will Gaston
Brewer Farm
Fairbanks
Gaylord
Carlos Watson
Dayne
C. B. Watson
Ray Watson
Jesse Arnett
Osie Haines
Laura Rockwell
Princeton
Emerson Watson
Rollin Plunkett
Ernest Thornberry
Mann Farm
Joe Billyew
Roy Sparks
Meroin
Mervin Beard
Warren Watson
C. M. Welsh
Alonzo Hunt
Will Albee
Hazel Clouse
William Gaston
Don Starkey
Hymera
Frank Bales
Lizzie Eisner
Ernest Hayhurst
Addison Drake
Ernie Holmes
Illinois
William Drake
H. E. Bland
Adolpha Starkey
Curt DeBaun
Frankie Ellen
Walter DeBaun
Polk Bostie
Tennie
Oscar Kennett
Sarah Bostie
John Badger
Vernor Wiggins
Rolla Jiolmes
Pound
Quiet Title Suit Against Nonresidents in Sullivan Indiana
In Sullivan Circuit Court February term EVA S FERREE et al filed a complaint No 18433 to quiet title on real estate in Sullivan County Indiana described as NW quarter of NE quarter and 25 acres of E side of NE quarter of NW quarter sec 19 tp 8n r8w. Nonresidents David Sheldon his unknown wife or widow heirs and devisees and others named are notified to answer by April 5 1920 or the case will proceed in their absence. Clerk David Giles. Schroeder Price Attorneys. First insertion Feb 11 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Siheldron
Schroeder & Price
Sullivan Circuit
David Sheldon
Arthur Patterson
Sampel Rideway
Maggie Yenever
David Wilson
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Towi
David Giles
Sullivan Circuit Court
Sullivan County seeks bids for rock road project
The Sullivan County Commissioners invite sealed bids by noon on March 2, 1920 for constructing 12 172 feet of rock road in Jefferson township sections 2 3 and 4 per plans on file with the County Auditor. They may reject all bids. Commissioners Walters Poston Scott. Auditor Daniels. First insertion Feb 11 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Rock Road
Jefferson Township
Thomas M. Douthitt
John Walters
W. H. Poston
John Scott
F. M. Daniels
Circuit Court Allowances for Extra Petit Juror
A list of payments for extra petit jurors and related court costs including individuals such as William Pickett William Lund Walter Asdell and Edward Neal with per diem and mileage figures plus allowances to reporters clerks and bailiffs and to institutions supplying books light and services for the same term of circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
William Pickett
W. O. Livingston
William Lund
Walter Asdell
George Barrick
John Rooksberry
Claude Jones
Nicholas Traylor
CG. M. Roach
Sylvester Hill
Lawson Smith
James L. Farley
William Wyman
Curlis Spencer
James F. Woodard
Thomas Knotts
Sherman Stanley
J. Holt Park
Thy Fish Nee
G. J. Spencer
I. W. Burkholder
Marion Whmis
H. A. Bland
Mitta Logan
W. H. Anderson Co
Bobbs Merrill Co
Sullivan Tel. Co
Tall
Sullivan Brush Works
Wabash Val. Elee. Co. Light
Lert Smith
Board For Jury
Frank Conner
Vom
Joe K. Smock
Len Bailey
Thos. Whittaker
Orville Hale
Same
Bitatsta
Dave Giles
Sime
Ira O. Snyder
Edward Neal
Jewett Wolfe
Thos. Riges
Jas. I Woodard
Thos. Knotts
Hart Park
Sam
G. O. Spencer
W. Burkholder
H. Hoskins
Robbins
H. Lovelace
Nick Mayfield
West Pub. Co
N. B. Rep
Wabash Val Elec. Co. Light
Matt Lane
Meals
Sull. Tel. Co
Rent and Tells
Jury Com
Jove K. Smock
Etta Logan
O. Brodie
Ransom Bailey
Local Notices and Personal Updates Roundup
John S. Taylor warns that drivers without new license numbers after March 1 will be arrested. John Peacock sustains severe mine burns and is hospitalized. Mrs. P A Bogue visits daughter Mrs W C Borders in the city. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burton of Kingston NY plan a visit in March, then San Francisco and Singapore for three years. Ernest Cowles travels to Cincinnati for business. Chloe Rusher visits her Terre Haute area parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Taylor
John Peacock
Dugger
P. A. Bogue
Marion
W. C. Borders
Lawrence Burton
Kingston
Sullivan
Ed Burton
San Francisco
Cal
Singapore
Burton
Ernest Cowles
Cincinnati
Chloe Rusher
Boston
Mrs. J. R. Rusher
City
Essex Sets World Records and Tests Transparency
A public verdict praises the Essex for a world sales record exceeding 35 million dollars for 22 000 cars in service. Official tests at Cincinnati Speedway set a new world mark of 3037 miles in 50 hours under the AAA eye. The car’s total 5870 miles in 94 hours 22 minutes confirms reliability. Radiator shutters improve cold weather heat retention and winter driving comfort while reducing hood visibility. Closed shutters conserve heat and improve gas mileage, while open shutters maximize cooling in warm weather and aid starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Ren
Cincinnati Speedway
American Automobile Association
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Maule Robertson
Nellie Waddell
Drue Thornton
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Bernice Burke
M. E. Church
Wm. McNabb
Joe Lee
Carl Johnson
Solsberri
F. H. Johnson
Myers McKinney
Nancy Larr
Maude Meeker
St. Louis
Earl Berry
Bert Hubble
Sullivan County Hospital
Cora Cramer
Clarence Daniels
Ohio
Lloyd Brown
Alverta Matthews
Bloomington
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Helen Cochran
Joy Dulaney
Oscar Nobile
Elmer Pinkston
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Pinkston
Mort Sparks
Riggs Clay Product Company
Graysvillil
Charles Trawkins
Merorm
O. P. Badger
W. R. Ransford
Union
J. W. Medsker
John
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Big Springs
Cora Eno
Mary Medsker
Julius Harry Shee
Guss Chowning
Elan Wright
Eva S. Ferree
Terre Haute Daily Star
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W. E. Gray
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