Personal notes from Sheebeebeebrofe sherk area
Local personals item lists residents and visitors. Cash Harrison returns to Fairbanks township from Telmer Texas. John Wisener of Farmersburg transacts business in Sullivan and subscribes to the Union. Various residents travel south for winter, visit relatives, or assume new duties including John A. Curry joining the Great Falls Montana Tribune as city editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Harrison
Telmer
Texas
Fairbanks
John Wisener
Farmersburg
Sullivan
J. P. Stratton
New Smyrna
Fla
Frank Aydelotte
Indiana University
W. E. Aydelotte
Katharyn Goodwin
Largo
Ind
Amelia Goodwin
J. W. Holton
Henryville
Mr. Holton
Henry Holton
Hugh Patrick
Indianapolis
M. A. Haddon
Sarah Reed
Ed. P. Reed
Joshua Ernest
North State Street
William L. Ford
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Don Cochran
James Morin
Turman Township
Will Watson
Charles Campbell
Haddon Township
Morin
Rush P. Crawford
Chicago
Oliver Typewriter Co
George F. McNaughton
Prairieton
John McNaughton
New Lebanon
George
M. D. Smith
Hymera
W. EB. Parrott
Kansas City
Sam A. White
Coronado
Florida
Terre Haute
Herman Hulman, Sr
Anton Hulman
Sophia Hulmain
M. C. Carr
Frederick Goldsmith and Son
Will Teel
J. A. Harper
Shelburn
EH. T. Sherwood
Chas. G. Shaw
L. G. Hice
Levi Price
Linton
Marion Borders
John A. Curry
Boston Globe
Ounty
Great Falls
Montana
Tribune
SKY LIGHT SOCIAL NOTES FROM THE SKY COMMUNITY
Wm. T. Murdock stayed Friday night and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Conner and son. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hughes passed through Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lane visited Mr. and Mrs. John Clark on Tuesday. Mrs. Nettie Marlow from Hindsboro Illinois spent last week with Phoebe McMahan. Miss Lesta Clark visited Mae McMahan Sunday evening. The Dix and Whitman families and Oscar McMahan’s kin spent Christmas day with Phoebe McMahan. All had a fine time. Mrs. John Miller and children visited Rosie Wolfe for a day. Miss Gertie McMahan spent Christmas Eve with home folks. Mrs. Nettie Marlow and daughter Christal visited Wednesday with Mrs. Oscar McMahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Murdock
Samuel Conner
Jess Hughes
Virgil Lane
John Clark
Nettie Marlow
Hindsboro
Ill
Phoebe McMahan
Lesta Clark
Mae McMahan
David Dix
Henry Whitman
Oscar McMahan
John Miller
Rosie Wolfe
Gertie McMahan
Christal
End of a Famous Church at Belgrave Square
Belgrave chapel St. George's church near Belgrave square will be demolished after the lease expired. Once a fashionable meeting place with a crowded congregation including the duchess of Tek and Princess Louise, the duchess of Argyll, its popularity filled the steps of the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrave Chapel
Belgrave Square
London
Duke of Westminster
St. George’s Church
Duchess of Tek
Louise
Duchess of Argyll
First Granted Patent Spurs Baltimore Pan Industry Rise
The text notes that the first American patent for a metal pan was granted to a Baltimorean in 1810, with industry growth beginning about fifty years later as the pan trade expanded beyond early limits. The excerpt emphasizes historical milestones in American metal pan manufacturing and regional contribution.
Lion steals pillow during Somali camp raid
A British officer in Somaliland reports a lion leaping the encampment fence and seizing the sleeper by the hand before grabbing the pillow. The beast dropped the man and fled, leaving the pillow lodged a hundred yards away in the jungle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somaliland
Ferat
Wanted to buy a good farm of 80 to 160 acres
An advertisement from Hawkins Haddon Bailey seeks to purchase a farm between 80 and 160 acres. Respondents should contact P O Box 652 Sullivan Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Box
Sullivan, Ind
Local Social Notes From Stringtown Are Busy This Week
Miss Lily and Selah Marshall visit sister Mrs Wilra while Mrs Frank Deneve travels to Dugger. Numerous visitors drop by Dorrey Critchfield and Gillford relatives. marriages occur including Earl Robertson and Lula Cox. Community life centers on neighbors, dinners, and holiday visits across Antioch Dugger and Summerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily and
Selah Marshall
Wilra
Frank Deneve
Dug
Pixtural Religion in Open Country Life
Native religion should be the expression of living, not a set of habits or mental posture. Religion conditions the form of life, and life’s physical and economic reality shapes that religion. In open country, faith must permeate indigenous affairs and spiritualize all aspects of daily existence.
Marriage procession in Calais wedding barrow rides
A Calais wedding features a novel barrow carriage with the bridegroom in a decorated coster barrow drawn by his best man, followed by the bride and groom and a dog harnessed beneath. The procession through the boulevards provokes much merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
London Daily Graphic
Ethel Lingler’s Lofty World of Millersville
Ethel Lingler, eldest daughter of a wealthy banker, drifts among Millersville’s elite yet feels superior to all. Her refusal to conform and her social arrogance frustrate suitors, especially Oscar Farwell, who challenges her sense of self with patience and blunt honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Linglers
Millersville
Ethel Lingler
Oscar Farwell
Mr. Farwell
Farwell
Ingenious glove husker aims to strip corn husks
An Illinois inventor markets a palm mounted metal plate husker with downward hooks to grasp husks. The device, worn on the hand, uses two side hooks as guides to pull husks evenly as the user slides the hand down the ear.
Drainage System Redesign Key Points and Guidelines
An expert outlines when to replace old drains with a new tile system and details layout factors. He discusses spacing, depth, and fall for main and minor drains, outfall placement, flood protection, and tile strength, stressing fewer outfalls and careful material choice.
Junior Talcott Discovers Education At Home
In a city apartment, Horatio Talcott Jr struggles with a mother guided math session while recovering from illness. She uses a windowpane problem to teach budgeting and practical logic, then shifts to a painter career versus a sprinkler driver as the boy grows curious about work and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Horatio Sydney Talcott, Jr
Junior Talcott
Farmers' Wives and Pleasant Surroundings Appealing
Isolated farm life brings isolation and hard work with meager pay for farmers' wives. The piece argues burdens can be eased by better surroundings and modern improvements for rural families.
Real Estate for Sale and Exchange in Sullivan District
A classified list offers No. 116 to No. 183 parcels across Sullivan Indiana and surrounding townships. Properties include black sand farmland, Wabash bottom corn land, riverfront and timber lots, several houses with barns, and exchanges for Terra Haute Missouri or Kansas land. Firms Hawkins Haddon Bailey promote two merchandise stocks for trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Township
Turman Township
Warren County
Tenn
Sullivan
Missouri
Kansas
South Main Street
Hymera
Washington Street
Bath
Terre Haute
Paxton
Shirley Hill
Europe
Dugger
Vigo County
Prairie Creek
Vigo Counery
Shelburn
Sullivan County
Hawkins, Haddon & Bailey
the Commission
Ind
Mt Calvary Church Attendance and Christmas Visitors
The Mt Calvary protracted meeting closed December 23. David M Bedwell is improving. Walter Spencer visited Bloomington relatives. Mrs John Story and children of Dugger spent Christmas with the Grahams. Ed Shake George Wilson and others celebrated Christmas with Mr and Mrs David Graham. Pete Hubble moved to Mrs Le titia Robbins farm. Several local residents shared Christmas with neighbors including John Ford Hiram Alsop L V Creager and Henry Marlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Spencer
Dugger
Billy Asrey
D. Graham
Calvary
Walter Spencer
Bloomington
John. Story
W. F. Asrey
G.J. Wilson
Ed Shake
George Wilson
Chas. EK. Willis
Davey Graham
G Sullivan
Pete Hubble
Cass Towns
Letitia Robbins
David Graham John Ford
Hiram Als P
L. V. Creager
Henry KL Marlow
Appointment of executrix for Silver Chaney of Sullivan County
Minnie M Chaney named executrix of the last will and testament of Silver Chaney deceased of Sullivan County Indiana. Estate believed solvent. First insertion January 4, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Indiana
Minnie M. Chaney
Isxecutrix
Andrew Baxter
John W. Lindley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheebeebeebrofe
Qeoteny
SKY
Ad Hawkins
Haddon & Bailey's
Stringtown
Ger
Hud Moss
Eon Nelson
Dorrey Crichfield
George Miller
Mary Bledsoe
Gillford
Earl Mitchell
Geo. Burch’s
Della
Rhodes Crossing
Opal Critchfield
Herald Headley
Effingham
Elvin Rhodes
Antioch
Everett Rhodes
Charley Usrey
Everett Norris
Martha Walters
Mary Usrey
Charley
Will Wees
Clarence Dudley
Coalmont
Gertie
Ira Miller
Cass
Santa Claus
Mr. Rhodes
Jacob Rhodes
Summerville
Orville Pigg
Wiley Miller’s
Wm. C. Miller
Sam Gambill
Paul Luzader
August Deneve
Zelpha Luzader
Gertie Miller
Earl Robertson
Lula Cox
Clyde Asrey
Mattie Walters
W. R. Gilbert
Rayo
Aagrint Agnicy
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Silver Chaney
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
John C Chaney
MT. Calvary
David M. Bedwell
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