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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
3
Merom and surrounding areas report a flurry of visits and short trips. Emma Gaskins and Nancy Kelly hosted and travelled guests. many neighbors from Sullivan Clinton Terre Haute Indianapolis and Grayville spent time with local families.
A playful old time note contrasts past courtship with modern independence as women pick partners publicly instead of seeking distant suitors. The piece humorously observes social change and women’s changing roles.
Chas. E. Curtis the new Haddon township trustee has opened offices over the First National Bank. He will spend Wednesday and Saturday weekly in Carlisle and Monday in Paxton. Revival services begin at the Christian Church Sunday Jan 14 led by Rev. J. Walter Greep with local talent supplying music. the public is invited.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in Sullivan Indiana post office dated January 10 1923 includes ladies list with Gertie Beldry Annabell Cowden Agnes Cowden Helen Crawford Mollie Curtis Lon Ebden Mollie Wardall Ruth A Mae West Claud Williams Claud and Gent's list with L H Arnold Marion Batderf A W Beasley Chester Borders E R Borders Dee W Bradley C S Brown Wm Bryant R L Burkhart Lee Calvert Frank Cobb Claude Cox Hice Dale Charles S Densmore Frank Dorris Geo Dougan Luther Flack Will H Gillmore Chas Goble Thos Goldburg Wm Harvey C J Hunt Burt Kelsay Chas Roy Kelly Roy McClellan J McCray R P McLean Ralph Albert Morris Ed R Morrison C E Munea H T Nash John Nash Wade John Nichols Turp Nora John Owens Oscar Powell Oscar Puckett Dow Reed Sinclair Harry Robertson Ernest Sechler Rev and Mrs Shepherd Howard Shepherd George Sixth Vein Coal Co Swartz Thurman Swan James Taylor T B Traves Jack Wagner M E White Geo Willis and others. Return by calling “Advertised” with date.
An explorer reports discovering a race of about 40 000 individuals in the New Hebrides described as the smallest humans alive. The find notes these skull-hunting cannibals as a newly identified population.
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