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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1923

Page

5

Yager in town buys burnsides at barber shop

Reports note Ss A Yager in town Monday bought a pair of burnsides at the local barber shop. Other items include a sister visiting at the parsonage, Sunday school attendance of 104 on a bad day, revival work at Union Chapel, and various local visits, travels, and events across Sullivan region.

Ss. A. Yager Burnsides Horace Greely Bro. Avery Frances Burton Big Springs Union Graysville News Lickskillet Lickskiller News Tanlac Carl Burton Danville O. P. Badger Terre Haute Tara Dix Hutsonville, Til J. W. Medsker

Township Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Barnett Jewell Sr spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Will Jewell. Miss Tressa Bennett visited Mr and Mrs E G Denny of Farmersburg. Oral Harris and Ford Hall drove to Trinity Springs. Geneva Barcus spent the weekend with relatives in Farmersburg. Will Marts Sam Taylor Ches ter Woodard and Lydia Woodard hosted Tuesday. Dudley Hayworth family visited Ray Reed Sunday. Alvin Hood and daughters Mabel and Wilma attended the dedication of the new town-

Barnett Jewell Will Jewell Tressa Bennett E. G. Denny Farmersburg Oral Harris Ford Hall Trinity Springs Geneva Barcus Will Marts Vern Sam Taylor Chester Woodard Lydia Woodard Dudley Hayworth Ray Reed Alvin Hood Mabel Wilma

Sullivan County Indiana bids for Curry township gravel road

Board of Commissioners will accept sealed bids until 12 noon Monday February 5 1923 for 6583 feet of gravel road in Curry township Sullivan County Indiana. Estimated cost 10816.54. Plans on file in county auditor office. Right to reject any bids reserved. Percy Wolfe Co F Springer Ward Engle Board of County Commissioners. Attest Frank M Daniels Auditor. First insertion Jan 10 1923 3t.

Board of Commissioners Sullivan County Indiana Curry Township Said County Charles Heap Percy Wolfe F. Springer Ward Engle Board of County Commissioners Frank M. Daniels

The Rats Think It Is Bacon

A famed English author boasted of Shakespeare collection. His wife reports rats gnawing a volume and the author quips that even the rats consider it to be Bacon.

Carlisle News Notes Highlights Local Weddings and Visits

Miss Berniece A. McConnell wed Raymond A. Roberts at her parents home in Carlisle in a simple ring ceremony. The couple plans an overland trip to Louisville before settling in Carlisle. Also noted are Marjorie Winegar convalescing after appendicitis in Vincennes Good Samaritan hospital and several residents visiting relatives in Ark and Florida.

Marjorie Winegar E. T. Winegar Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes DePauw Jacob Wilson Will Davidson Haubstadt Berniece A. McConnell Raymond A. Roberts Francis Schepler Sullivan Roberts James McConnell City Ferry School Columbia University Caroline Roberts Indiana University Notre Dame Ft. Wayne Louisville Elliott Carlisle Ralph Phegley Tampa Fla Sam Phegley Orlando Ellis Germany T. O. Ellis Stanley Ellis

Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Illinois and Indiana Pairings

Lester H. Laughton aged 21 a farmer and Minnie B. Wilson 17 both of Pales tine Illinois are issued a marriage license. Daniel D. Vota 37 a miner from this city and Rose Lee Mast 31 of Linton Indiana also obtain a license.

Lester H. Laughton Farmer Minnie B. Wilson Palestine Daniel D. Vota Miner Rose Lee Mast Linton Ind

Johnny’s Gentle Request for a Cooky

A sociable boy named Johnny often visits a neighbor who offers him a cookie as a welcome. One day the hostess forgets. Johnny tactfully asks Mrs Davies to borrow a cooky as he leaves.

Johnny

Excellent Parallel Clock Metaphor Phrase

The quote compares a well set clock to a body that keeps good time but warns against excessive or indiscreet tampering. It cautions that alarm signals may run out if meddled with beyond reason. The bishop referenced suggests a moral or spiritual dimension to timing and restraint.

Bishop Ifull

Advertising Power and the Value of Good Will

A speech by Earl D. Babst in Atlantic City argues that good will and reputation are the greatest assets for brands and localities. Names tied to quality, like Gobelin tapestry or Tiffany, create lasting value that cannot be insured, and buyers should test promises behind advertised products.

Shakespeare Cassie Sheffield Dresden Venice Nottingham Paris Cremona Tiffany Atlantic City Earl D. Babst Mr. Babst UCT Earl Col. Babst Wall Street New York City

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PEC CN Bina R. H Richart Peerless Tire & Battery CO Southeast Corner Square Citizens Trust Co Graysville MEROM Winnifred Wennistrum Indianapolis State Library Commission Merom Library Ralph Pennington David Harbor Rufus Hubble Tom Wilson M. E A. E. McBride Bertha Boone Wm. Thornton Gault Pleasant Earl Coyner Floyd Harbor Gregory Parker Sam Williams James Brown Sam Andrews Elsie Daniels Eva Vickery Ebba Andersen DePauw University Martha Shaw Rebekah I. O. O. F. Hall College Sullivan Orchestra Sharpe Lucy Burton Harvey Cooper Farmers’ Institute New Lebanon Chas. Bragdon Harry Shaw Ione Daniels J. J. Parker Virgil Nathan Shipp Merom Station Tom Gray Wm. Alumbaugh Roy Thompson Robinson, NL Rush Davis Charley Davis Ruth Robertson Frank Robertson Pirtle Drue Alice Ed Pinkston E. W. Berry Evelynn Matthew Lorene Setzer Henry Smith Mae Hubble Webb Milam Carl Daniels James Daniels Shelburn Levi Jewell Barnett Jr Otto Jewell Marion Harrison Emory Smith Otto Miller Bro. Roby Liberty Elmer Taylor Floyd Taylor Ray Barnett Jewell, Jr Telling Bros Tom Durham Emerson Watson Miss Linley Mary Medsker A. G. Cushman Ray Watson Mrs. Shores C. E. Watson J. W. Watson and Sons Will Emerson Constance Pleasant J. D. Watson John Kennett Kingsley Loren Thomas Hosea Drake Hutsonville Ill David Whitlock Rene Martin Rudolph Wernz State Normal Merle Whitlock Hymera C. E. Thomson Edgar Strain W. K. Dickerson Edith Fox Fairbanks Cal Harmon George Fuson West Union James Pittman First Baptist Church of Cecil Johnson Arlie Willam Scott Fuller Hosea Drake’s T. B. Avery Union Chapel Lucile Strain Drake Church Essie Fuller Chas. Mayfield Will Lester Carl Lester Hosea Drake Saint Music Prayer Township Carlisle News Hosea Faust W. M. Howard Eldorado, Ark R. E. Howard Howard Capes Burkland Baby Oosier Bargain Store Kentucky Wdy Woodford American Royal Livestock 'S Kansas City J. N. Camden Versailles City Hall
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