Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Postoffice
A list of letters remaining unclaimed as of January 17 1923 at Sullivan Indiana postoffice. Unclaimed items will go to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed within two weeks. Names include Miss Vada Brown Miss Mildred Donall Miss Maude Faris Miss Ruth Ford Mrs Marion Goble and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Postoffice
Brown
Vada
Donall
Mildred
Faris
Maude
Ford
Ruth
Goble
Marion
Griffith
Fannie
Hopkins
Rene. Lambdin
Cora S. Sprague
Nellie
Taut
Amanda
Able
James D. Beadle
Ernest
Bedwell
Ralph
Chapman
Walter E. Crawford
Paul
Eaton
Eddington
Harve
Gedney
Ray
Gregg
Addison
Jacobs
Wm. Jarvis
Arthur
Jessup
Charley
McClure
Clarence
McLean
Neal
William
The Toast Mistake At The Blackboard
A classroom moment shows James Holloway correcting a teacher by rewriting a sentence on the board. The line reads The toast was ate in silence indicating a playful error and a student driven correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holloway
Jimmy
Tanlac Restores Energy Says Lumber Expert in Gary Indiana
Glen B. Hunter of 3928 Jackson St Gary Ind, a Glen Park Lumber Co expert grader, reports Tanlac revived his energy after post influenza fatigue. He says appetite returned, tastes improved, sleep better, and strength restored for daily work. Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Glen B. Hunter
Jackson St
Gary
Ind
Glen Park Lumber Co
Tanlae
Taniac
Facts vs Fiction About What Is Matter With American Farmers
Washington argues that US isolation from Europe did not ruin farm markets and shows prewar export levels were high. It says the real issue is purchasing power of farmer dollars, not foreign markets, and domestic legislation must address it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Europe
League of Nations
Department of Commerce
America
Wallace
Weather Of A Week In Farmersburg Report
Miss Glenn Yeager the county co operative weather observer records the week ending January 14 with daily highs and lows ranging from 36 to 55 degrees and frequent cloudy or partly cloudy skies. Rainfall totals include .06 inches on the 8th and .63 inches on the 14th. The writer signs off with a personal plea about illness and cravings for alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Local residents share visits and travel notes
Miss Lorene Setzer traveled to Hutsonville while Carral Christy did business in Sullivan. Several townsfolk visited relatives in Oblong and Springfield. The Merom death of Marcus Root in Miami and burial in Robinson was noted, with local attendees listed. Grade school basketball losses at Carlisle and various social visits across Sullivan, Shelburn, Farmersburg, Terre Haute, and Vigo County were recorded.
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Lorene Setzer
Hutsonville
Carral Christy
Sullivan
Anna Buff
Quakenbush
Oblong
Henry Vigus
Webb Milam
Ray Coyner
Springfield
Ohio
Chance
Minnesota
Harris Lester
Harry Karns
Mary Coyner
Charles Vickery
Homer Watford
Mattoon
Chester Qu
Ethel Wesner
Lillie
Garnet Bareus
U. C. College
Farmersburg
Roy Kelly
Kingsley
Nancy Kelly
Rhoda Kerr
Newton
Ind
Mary Cooper
T. J. Hunt
Merom
Marcus Root
Miami
Florida
Mr. Root
Robinson
Albert Coyner
Col
Terre Haute
Charles Walston
Paul Evans
Lizzie Evans
Mervin Cooper
Ren Heilman
Carlisle
Emory Harrison
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Gary Citizen
Flu
South Side Square
Indiana
Kid’s
Rockford
Annoni
Madras
Big Lot
Benny
E. A. Billman
Martin & Martin
Palmer School
Washington Street
Sullivan, Indiana
Paris
Douthitt
Carharrt
Lou Copeland
Indianapolis
George Faulkner
Newton, Ida
Walter Cooper
Bertha Boone
Harvey Cooper
Mary
Romine Copeland
Grover Vickery
Township
Oral Harris
David McKinney
Sam Taylor
Floyd Taylor
Alvin Hood
Wanda
Ruth Lucile
Levi Jewell
Otto Jewell
Wilma
Wanda Hood
Will Hux
West of Shelburn
Dudley Hayworth
Bruce Fox
Jerry Barcus
Geneva
P. T. Lloyd
Edward McKinzie
Mt. Vernon
Elza Harris
Joe Hopewell
Curtis Jr
Amanda Allen
Mesdames S. Banfield
Shelburn
Dave Dawson
Arthur Banfield
Hosea Weaver
Art Weaver
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