Reverend Fuson in Sullivan on business
Rev George Fuson traveled to Sullivan on business Wednesday. Lynn Thomas returned to Purdue after a two week vacation. Claude Harmon came to appear before the exemption board but failed the physical. Mr and Mrs W A Burton visited Robert Johnson's in the north township. Rev Mr Deal began a series of meetings at Kingsley Monday evening. Sr and Mrs Charles Morris visited Sullivan Tuesday. Miss Lela Thomas returned to Sullivan high school Monday. Will Thomas and Mr and Mrs Ernie Trueblood went to Sullivan Monday. Mr and Mrs Murray DeBaun of Terre Haute were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Gaston Monday. Mrs Warren Dickerson and Emmett Harrison attended the funeral of James Shields' son at Graysville Saturday. Will Gaston and Warren Dickerson made a business trip to Sullivan Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fuson
Sullivan
Lynn Thomas
Purdue
Claude Harmon
Dakota
W. A. Burton
Robert Johnson’s
Mr. Deal
Kingsley
Charles Morris
Lela Thomas
Sullivan High School
Will Thomas
Ernie Trueblood
Murray DeBaun
Terre Haute
Znd
Will Gaston
Warren Dickerson
Emmett Harrison
James Shields
Graysville
Charles Welsh
John Pogue
James H. Scott
Ira Fuller
Edna Fuson
Miss Thomas
Ham Tayior
Will Albee
C. D. Pound
K. Evans
Ira
Elmer Jake
Sarah Bostic
Edna Kennett
Millard Bostic
Francis Dix
H. L. Dix
Cash Harrison
James Scott
Clark Shields
Johnson Cemetery
Ben Pogue
Frank Wible
J. H. Neff
John Scott
Lon Hunt
Wash Bostic
Institute
Barbie
Mae Drake
Verna Hunt
Claud Harmon
Devils Lake
N. Dak
Hazel Clouse
Alva
Wilson and
Vernon
DeBaun
Graysville News Behind 1918 Starts With Winter Snag
Weather and illness mark Graysville notes as 1918 opens. Huffs return from Indianapolis, Badger improves, coal shortages boost wood cutting, and an anti saloon league speaker at the Methodist church is postponed due to weather and sickness. Local movements include Alsop moving to supervise an oil pipeline work.
Local Social and Business Notes From Sullivan Area
Fairbanks events show visitors and meetings with families from Sullivan and Terre Haute. Red Cross gathering at the Federal building draws a large turnout.
Local notices and community notes from Pinckneyville area
Recap of local happenings including timber sales, a farming club literary program, a fox hunt report, and funerals. Mentions Eric Bowen buried at Prairie Creek, folks visiting Avon Park Florida, and Rev. Harry Kisner visiting Indiana. Also stock minus one snake in the high school zoo, a late driver Ben Drake tale, and Union Christian College Day efforts. Includes updates from Mt Calvary and area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersburg
Clouse
Sullivan
Robinson
Illinois
Harris
Jones
Dre
Leslie Holmes
Don Johnson
Horseshoe Bend
Eric Bowen
Brazil
John Bowen
Prairie Creek
Nellie Rusk
Terre Haute
Richard Rusk
George Fuller
John Pogue
Avon Park
Florida
Cash Morgan
Riley Pogue
Harry Kisner
Indianapolis
Lizzie Kisner
Zoological Department of the
Ben Hur Jr
Ben
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Ohio Firm
State of Ohio Toledo city notices say Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. offers one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Sworn December 8, 1886. Medicine taken internally to affect mucous surfaces. Free testimonials. Sold by all druggists 75 cents. Hai's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank Dg. Chener
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J.cheney
F. J. Cheney &Co
Hai
Bethany Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs John Shake of Duger and Betsy Trimble with baby visited Perry Clayton and family. Nellie Alsman stayed with George Carrico. May Long visited Del Alsman. Margaret Davidson and daughter Gay stayed in Carlisle. Nellie Hilderbrand visited Cordie Dunbar. Pearl McCammon returned from a few days near Pleasantville. John Plummer family Nora Kennedy Kate Walters Iva Trimble Effie Hilderbrand Josie Hilderbrand spent Tuesday with Joe Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shake
Dugger
Betsy Trimble
Baby
Perry Clayton
Nellie Alsman
George Carrico
May Long
del Alsman
Margaret Davidson
Gay
Carlisle
Nellie Hilderbrand
Cordie Dunbar
Pearl McCammon
Allen's Foot-Kase antiseptic powder for feet
Public notice touts Allen's Foot-Kase powder as a remedy for painful feet with sting relief for bunions. Claims over 100000 packages used by American French and British troops at the front. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
U. C. C. Notes Highlight Lectures and Changes
Prof C B Hershey traveled to Sullivan on business last Saturday. Lincolnia society discussed Zionist movement led by Prof J C DeRemer. Dr Miles is praised as a sincere friend despite no formal college role. Eleanor Douthitt Sullivan to lead expression work replacing ill Florence Stewart. Bruce Q Hoskinson Class of 1905 leads public schools effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hershey
Sullivan
Lincolia Society
J. C. DeRemer
Miles
Eleanor Douthitt
Anna
Florence Stewart
Bruce Q. Hoskinson
New Carlisle Officials Set for Monday Swearing In
L J Winegar and Vernor Johnson win clerk and treasurer posts in Carlisle. They will take seats at a special board meeting Monday at 12 noon. Winegar replaces George Ridgeway who served two terms. Johnson replaces Daniel Angeli who resigned in 1916. Remaining trustees are Charles Schu and Harry White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Winegar
Vernor Johnson
Mr. Winegar
George A. Ridgeway
Board of Trustees
Mr. Johnson
Daniel V. Angeli
Charles A. Schu
Harry D. White
Rural letter carrier Paul Shepherd Resigns at Carlisle Route
Paul Shepherd, rural letter carrier on Motor Route A out of Carlisle, resigns effective when a permanent or temporary replacement is appointed. Shepherd was moved from Farmesburg when the route began and served the largest Carlisle office route with excellent customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shepherd
Carlisle
Shepherd
Farmesburg
Miss Kathryn Nash Weds Ben Trimble in Carlisle Ceremony
Kathryn Nash and Ben Trimble, both well known in Haddon township, joined in marriage on Thursday afternoon December 27 at the Cady home in Carlisle. Rev W R Cady conducted the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs V J Nash, taught in Paxton schools and will retire this week. She is a Carlisle High School graduate who attended Indiana Teachers Training College and the State Normal at Terre Haute. Trimble is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Trimble of Carlisle. They will reside with Trimble’s parents for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Nash
Ben Trimble
Haddon Township
W. R. Cady
Providence
Carlisle
Cady
V. J. Nash
Paxton
Carlisle High School
Indiana Teachers Training College
Indianapolis
State Normal
Terre Haute
Joe Trimble
Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator
William P. Able appointed administrator of the estate of Frank Able, late of Sullivan county Indiana, deceased. Estate stated as solvent. First insertion December 26, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Able
Sullivan County
Indiana
William P. Able
War Talks on Military Training and its Benefits
Uncle Dan and Jimmie Collins discuss wartime military training for youths. They cite improved discipline, alertness, and earning potential after five months on the Mexican border, urging passage of the Chamberlain Military Training Bill and urging readers to lobby congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Jimmie Collins
Mr. Collins
Uncle Dan
Jimmie
Baseball
Galesburg
Banker Haskett
Dan
The
Colors
Uncle Sam
Congress
Union Christian College Day at Merom
The second Sunday in January is Union Christian College Day observed by Christian churches in Indiana and Illinois to boost college interest and financial support. The Merom Christian Church will hold a special service on January 13 with Richard Park Sullivan county superintendent and college trustee giving the morning address at eleven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Christian College
Merom
Indiana
Illinois
Christian Church At
Richard Park
Sullivan
Former Police Chief Seeks Pay for Uniforms
The prior city administration left a bill of 300 dollars for uniforms and caps worn by Oscar R. Rich during four years as chief of police. Rich turned in the discarded outfits to city hall and the new council must approve payment under an ordinance requiring the city furnish uniforms to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar R. Rich
Rich
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers for Six Months
Sullivan Temple No 212 Pythian Sisters elect officers led by Ella Hunt as most excellent chief Myrtle Bostick as excellent senior Ethel Walters junior Ella McGrew manager Abbie Hutchinson M of R Ethel Taylor mistress of finance Dora McGrew protector Carrie Roberts guard Mary Willis trustee Bettie Hardesty installing officer Officers to be installed January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Sullivan Temple No
Ella Hunt
Myrtle Bostick
Ethel Walters
Ella McGrew
Abbie M. Hutchinson
Bland Asks Food Director About Prices For Bread
Representative Oscar E. Bland of Indiana’s Second District writes the food administrator to clarify bread price authority. He notes the law does not fix prices but allows margins of profit and seeks a conference with Dr. Barnard to resolve the Second District situation before his Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Oscar E. Bland
Indiana
Indiana Food Administrator
Food Administration
Bland
Barnard
Washington
Condensed Statement of Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
The Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company of Sullivan Indiana files its December 31 1917 financials. Resources total 404 634 19 with loans and discounts 325 851 79 bonds and stocks 19 080 85 cash on hand 2 072 26 trust securities 19 085 95 and other items. Liabilities total 404 634 19 including capital stock 50 000 00 surplus 6 000 00 undivided profits net 2 238 04 and trust deposits 17 44 special deposits 508 83 cash over 4 40 trust investments 19 085 95 and other liabilities 2 00.
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
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L. R. Burr
Treas
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Company
Sullivan
Indiana
Resources
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County of
Sulli
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union One Year For Eight Dollars
Two Indiana newspapers offer a combined one year subscription deal priced at eight dollars. The Star in Terre Haute and the Union in Sullivan market the reduced rate for new or renewing readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Sullivan Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Huff
O. P. Badger
Clarke Shields
Gray
Sullivan and Deal
Lou Bicknell
Oscar Alsop
Fairbanks
Pinckneyville
Ilinois
Hoskinson
Estes
Neema Hawkins
Gledhow
Saskatchewan
Canada
Friends of the College
MT. Calvary
Stonewall
Brodie
Earnest Lovelace
Bethany
Riggs Clay Product Company Drain Tile
Nash-Trimble
North Carolina
Judge Brownell
Mr. Haskett
Professor Stoewm
the National Bank
Carrithers
Lillie Goodman
N. P
Benjamin Davis
W. C. Jamison
Joe K. Smock
Van
le. R. Burr
y.Treas
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
L. A. Berr
Della Raines
Bennetts
Bennetts Pharmacy
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