Neighborhood Guests and Visits Listed in Township Notes
Township residents and relatives are documented hosting and visiting across several families. Recurring names include Miller Marts Hood Jewell and Wyman with exchanges of Sundays Mondays and Thursdays, plus hospital visit for Ely Downs and a Camp Sherman discharge for Roy Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Miller
Robert Miller
Luther Marts
Arthur Marts
Shelburn
Raymon Wyman
George McDonald
Otto Jewell
Lena Jewell
Local Notes From Kingsley Area Include Visits And Travel
Mrs. Mary Dickerson visits Mr and Mrs John Kelly at Merom as townsfolk share news. Residents Levi Drake Hattie Martin and David Whitlock travel to Terre Haute. Luther Whitlock returns from Camp McClain Mississippi. Zora Wisener of Farmersburg dies Wednesday shocking the community. Earl Gaston returns home after U S Navy discharge in August 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dickerson
John Kelly
Merom
Levi Drake
Hattie Martin
David Whitlock
Terre Haute
Luther Whitlock
Camp McClean
Miss
Dr. Oliphant
Farmersburg
Carl Lester
Charles Morris
Ellen Drake
Edgar Strain
Strain
Zora Wisener
Geo. Whitlock
Roy Welly
Earl Gaston
Will Gaston
Earl
U. S. Navy
Big Springs Social and Local Notices
Mary Mann and Elizabeth Pounds visited home folks over the weekend. Mrs. C E Watson was ill but improving. Dr Hershey of U C College preached Thomas Pogue funeral at Big Springs church and burial was in Indianapolis. Flora Arnold of Merom visited son Claude Campbell. Mrs James Hash of Hutsonville stayed with sister C B E Watson. Tom Mann was in Sullivan. Claude Campbell and wife welcomed a daughter Wednesday. Mervin Bears spent time with cousin Ray Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mann
C. E. Watson
Elizabeth Pounds
Dr. Hershey
U. C. College
Thomas Pogue
Big Springs
Indianapolis
Flora Arnold
Merom
Claude Campbell
James Hash
Hutsonville
C. BE. Watson
Tom Mann
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted by Cheney Brothers
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that reaches the disease through the blood. It contrasts local applications with systemic treatment and cites physician endorsement, tonics, and blood purifiers. It promises testimonials and is marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with broad pharmacist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mali
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Th. Hall
Groundhog Licks. Township Officers Elected in Turman
A Turman township meeting elected officers with President E W Eno Secretary C H Bicknell and Treasurer Chas Boles. Various local residents were noted for travel and business, with illness influenza mentioned and Uncle Jim Moore using crutches. Dr Hershey led funeral services for Uncle Tom Pogue at Big Springs church. spirits report Lyceum plans failed to reach Graysville as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turman Township Telephone Company
E.w. Eno
C. H. Bicknell
Chas Boles
Ham Burton
Indianapolis
Sieun Gaston
Riley Ransford
Frank Fuson
Sullivan
Tom Pogue
Dr. Hershey
Big Springs
Lyceum
Financial Rock
Graysville
Isaac E. Brown
Terre Haute
May Parrott
Zylma Woodard
Simeon Yager
Jim Moore
Local Notes From Sullivan Indiana on Snow Fires and Farewells
A window into small town life as winter returns with light snow while residents share tales of births, a funeral for Albert Hale aged 72 in Pleasantville, local antics with pigs and hay, a scare from a fall on a bridge, and routine visits from Faith Black and her son with railroad progress hinting at a coming train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hale
Rube Stanton
Charley Lace
Albert Hale
Pleasantville
Mr Hale
Robert Wilbur
David
Dade Bedwell
Dode
Sony
Gilbert Story
Carl Jackson
Carl
Mrs. Jackson
John Smith
Sullivan
Isaac Underwood
Holley
California
The Somert House Cupola and Odd Ruminations
A whimsical and fragmentary verse piece satirizes fashion and thrift. It riffs on women’s clothing, a circus man, knitting trends, a bier for John Barleycorn, and a commentary on theories versus fundamentals with a humorous tone.
Final Settlement in Margaret D Helms Estate
Daniel W. Helms as administrator of Margaret D. Helms estate files his final account with Sullivan circuit court. A hearing is set for Friday March 14 1919 during the February term to resolve the report. creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause if any why the report should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Helms
Margaret D. Helms
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Daniel V. Helms
Appointment of Executrix for Charles L. Pirtle Estate
Notice announces Elizabeth Pirtle appointed ex ecutrix of the estate of Charles L. Pirtle late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased. Estate described as solvent. A El izabeth Pirtle as Executor. A G McNabb attorney. First insertion February 19 1919 St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Pirtle
Sullivan County
Indiana
Elizabeth Pirtle
A. G. McNabb
Shovel Fish Of South America Baffles Fishermen
A New Haven Register reader relays a tale praising the shovel fish of South America. The creature allegedly has a shovel shaped snout and supposedly leaps onto the bank to dig bait for anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
New Haven Register
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Hoosier Bargain Store
Hoosier
Axminster
Hoosier Bargain Store Dry Goods
Township
Mabel
William Hood
John Martin
William Jewell
Ben Lane
Alvin Hood
Will Hood
Hymera
Hamit Boone
Clifford Wernz
Eli Downs
Hiram Drake
Fairbanks
Hud Hill
Dudley Hayworth
Farmerburg
James Ransford
Marie Marts
Sam Engle
Charley Moore
Alvin Slood
Geneva Bareus
Blanche Downs
Joe Hill
Milt Patton
Harold Marts
Ely Downs
Roy Jewell
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Ross Marts
Lorenzo Marts
Mary Branson
Joe Curry
Elza and
Harold
Sullivan Hospital
Kingsley
Z.K. Evans
Riggs Clay ‘Product Company
John Barleycorner
Abe
Hays & Hays, Attorneys
GOP. M
West Side Square Hardware and Furniture CO
Sullivan, Indiara
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
Tulsa Culture
Thas
Tulsa
Ikunsus City Star
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