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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
5
A Victorian recipe collection details filling for Patties and Peril Oysters including butter cream sauce and flour, oyster filling, deviled oysters, and an oyster salad with celery, pickles, and mayonnaise. Also notes a Lent season fashion scene featuring a pale green crepe gown with lace and pink roses.
Readable guide to making festive New Year desserts. Includes Orange Ice, Pineapple Mousse, Cafe Nut Parfait, Banana Fruit Cream and serving methods. Details steps for syrups, gelatine, whipping cream, and freezing with measurements and textures. Provides practical instructions for ice molds, unmolding, and garnishes.
A fashion feature outlines fur ranges for coats suits and evening wear from seal astrakhan and broadtail to caracal Kolinsky and Fitch trims. Skunk blue fox and mink accents appear in high necks sleeves and borders while novelty muff designs with tippet hats expand options. The piece notes no single fur dominates fashion trends this season.
This season adds monkey fur to the established peltry catalog alongside the already long list of peltry items.
Timely precaution to have kitchen ranges examined regularly. Chimneys drafts and grates must be in perfect condition to save time and conserve coal and wood. Gas ranges are common and can be replaced in worn parts, unlike older models. All gas ranges are connected free of charge, a further saving.
Old leather bags and similar items can be refreshed by rubbing with a well beaten egg and white, then polishing with beeswax and turpentine. Final shine is achieved by a soft clean cloth.
Save odd bits of soap in a bowl or box then boil with water to a jelly. Set aside to cool and use.
Readable lines describe men lamenting persistent spots on kitchen floors and their ineffective scrubbing efforts. The fragment hints at frustration and search for a solution.
Religious study notes Israel's past as a foil for spiritual Israel. It discusses Joshua’s death, land conquest failures, and a prophecy view that Gentile Times ended in 1914, signaling Messiah's kingdom and Israel's return to Palestine under divine plan.
The 1915 county council convened yesterday to authorize additional appropriations for the coming year. Members include Preston Stout Jonathan Scott J P Wilkey James A McClanahan Alvin S Gobin and Wesley Carrico. David E Everhart was appointed to replace John W Walters who failed to qualify.
Ira Glidden of Glidden and Douthitt, clothing firm on the public square, retired from the partnership last week and will move with his family to W Lewisville Indiana to manage a large farm. The old firm name will continue for convenience. Glidden has long been active in Sullivan's clothing trade.
Mr and Mrs Otto Krug were treated to a surprise dinner Tuesday by daughters Hloise and Marie who are visiting for the holidays. The advance celebration honored their 32nd anniversary with a refined menu and gracious service. Guests included Mr and Mrs John T Hays Mr and Mrs James Russell Dr and Mrs L A Stewart Mr and Mrs Paul Poynter and Mr and Mrs E G Carrithers.
Dr. Roy Wolfe of Rocky Ford Colorado, born and raised in this city, visited friends from Saturday to Monday. He arrived with his mother Mrs Sol Wolfe who will stay with relatives in Oaktown for some time. Mrs Wolfe suffers asthma and prior summer visits eased her condition. Dr Wolfe practices medicine in Rocky Ford.
Gurthel Morgan is on the sick list. John H. Miller has gone to Maryland on a visit.
Shiloh church invites all to hear Bro. McBride preach Sunday January 10. Protracted meeting continues at Hickory church. James Pirtle and family and Martin Pirtle and family visited relatives near Pleasantville and in the locality. Everett Richards and Mrs. Etta Bennett were seen in Dugger over the weekend.
Sullivan R R 7 reports a weekend of calling and shopping among neighbors. Ott Hoesman and family visited John Raley's clan, Harve Myers and family called on Lon Hopper, Ida Bogard shopped in Merom, John Hopper shopped in New Lebanon, Henry Allen and Henry Hopper shopped in Merom, and Julius Hoesman and Paul Lemon were seen in Merom and Sullivan respectively.
Seventeen items report sickness and convalescence from colds to pneumonia, baptisms at Caledonia church, and upcoming Advent meetings and services. Families relocate with Dock Davis moving near Paxton, Bill Burton moving, Nellie and Stella Walters visiting, and school resuming after vacation. Beatrice Raines visits Cass. Mr. and Mrs. Allen and children dine with the Wrights. Allen preaches at Advent church.
Local items report Miss Rose Kendall returning to Evansville, Prof Dannacer and wife visiting, Mr and Mrs Charles Riggs en route to Sullivan for New Year, Bro Thompson starting Union meetings, Grace Nesbit named grades principal, Homer Arnett trustee of Turman township, Rev Terrill at Christian church, missionary meeting hosted by Mrs Charles Thomas, and a call to make 1915 the best year.
Frank Phillips of Bement spent last week with his uncle Warren Watson and relatives. Laura Durham spent Sunday night with Mary Mann. Emerson Watson and family visited Ross Turman. A W Hayes of Sullivan stayed with Dr. Durham. Josie Eno had tonsillitis last week. Thelma and Rex Hanley spent the holidays with grandfather Rush Hanley. Paul Pirtle of Sullivan visited Ray Watson Thursday night and Friday.
The day school decided to hold the entire year now rather than wait for the second quarter. Officials express hope for strong attendance and steady participation throughout the year.
Revival meetings opened with tre evenings led by Charles Woodsmall and John Douglas. Families visited Willis Farrand and Wm O Neals while Maud Ransford spent New Years at Woodsmall's. Esther and Mrs Hauger joined dinner at O Neals. Myor Douglas kin marked sixty fifth birthday with music and reminiscence. Harold Flesher died in a Wabash River drowning while attending a funeral in New Harmony.
Large Sabbath school gathering in Sugar Grove. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Denver Browning of Odon Indiana with Mrs. Mahan's family. Protracted church meeting starts Sunday Jan 10. Willing Workers plan quilting at the church Jan 7.
Farmers hauled coal and butchered food amid a busy week in Fairbanks. Earl Gaston made a business trip to Shelburn. The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Rufus DeHart. Several residents visited, and a work horse was lost. Percy Lester refereed a Fairbanks high school game against Brown's business college, which Fairbanks won. Reverend Sankey from Illinois led services at Drake church. The Huggins brothers secured land near the Narrows and plan a deep test well. Visitors included Tom Crosby and Will Monk, with social gatherings at Prairie Creek.
Sunday visits linked Mr and Mrs Carrice and Albert Booker families plus Raymond Cooksey’s return from Fransville. Margaret Davidson with daughters Lou and Gay visited Ida Trimble. I J Brewer and Frank Long families visited near Sandborn. Jennie McHugh from Shelburn stayed with Delta Mounts. Columbus Rough of Pleasantville injured by a train at Carlisle with minor bruises. Hilderbrand rabbit hunt scene ends with a deer sighting. Ellen Hudson visits Betsy Shake. teaching continues at Beth- in.
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