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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1921
Page
5
Names of residents and visitors appear across Kingsley and nearby towns with mentions of trips to Terre Haute Indianapolis and Sullivan. Events include church services revival meetings and a high school social in support of Celia Ransford as she prepares to move to Wiley High School.
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a tonic and blood purifier. By cleansing the blood and building up the system it restores normal conditions and lets Nature do its work. All druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Graysville residents report a series of union chapel meetings with young people urged to attend for encouragement. Families visit, music led by Misses Pauline Osburn and Jessie York, and local scenes include butchering and ear muff trends.
Mrs John McCosker underwent a successful operation at Sullivan hospital last Thursday. About thirty people attended a Prake Church meeting Saturday night. The Fairbanks High School team defeated New Lebanon 23 to 22 Friday night. Union Sunday school organized at the M E church with forty present and officers elected.
Agitation following Peoples State Bank robbery culminates in Griffin hardware meeting where Elmer Arnett is employed as policeman and night watchman with full police powers. Four bids were reviewed, Arnett at 129.09 dollars monthly. bond set at 200 dollars. Hours begin 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. with future adjustments as needed.
At a Thursday night meeting, Nolan C. Hoover is named president and superintendent, E. W. Rogers as vice president, Charles A. Schu as treasurer, and William Tinsley hired as caretaker for the year. Tinsley’s prior work drew high praise as grounds were improved to be among the best in the region. The 1921 burial lot assessment remains at $2.00.
At the stock holders meeting on Tuesday afternoon the old directors were re elected and at the following directors meeting all old officers were re elected for another year. Directors listed include Dr W A Listman J Wesley Smith Wesley Enochs William A Trimble Homer Trimble W L Nash and Salathiel Boone. Officers named are W A Listman president Salathiel Boone vice president Homer Trimble cashier and Roy Trimble assistant cashier.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Ind postoffice January 19 1921 and overdue to Dead Letter. Ladies Miss Jewell Ferguson Mrs Lucy Cummings Mrs John Grimes Mrs Oscar Ridge Mrs Jane Parks Miss Iva Walters Miss Ethel Gents Mr P F Creason Mr M M Jones Mr Ernest Mason Mr Joel D Taylor Call and say Advertised and give date advertised.
Fragmentary dialogue from Louisville Consistory hints at a rough outdoor excursion. The brief exchange frames a plan for venturing into untamed terrain with cautious preparation implied by a guiding figure.
The Dallas News notes that wealth brings no credit to a bachelor and does not aid a married man, highlighting social ironies about money and status.
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