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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
8
Stratton reports in Biloxi that a court conviction occurred for two men stealing 124 cases of liquor. The note adds skeptical humor about beer crimes and Volstead era attitudes, with scattered commentary on fashion, language, mail volume, and local quirks.
A list of individuals with ages and hometowns appears in the record: Jas per and Mary Katherine Didier both of Detroit Michigan. John F. Beackin of Terre Haute Indiana. Iva Smith of Cartife Indiana. Dennis F. Hislin of Oak Town Indiana and Nellie Mae Gordon of Carlisle Indiana. Russel R. Roby of Linton Indiana and Lois Openshaw of Dugger Indiana. Balster P. of Linton Indiana and Elsie P. Hudson of Terre Haute Indiana.
A Sullivan county report notes the birth of Nancy Ellen to Mr. and Mrs. Danby Mayfield at the county hospital on a Saturday. Also reported is the death by own act of Howard Stout in Terre Haute. The Sullivan Medical Society announces officers for the year and other local items include a Buick theft in Terre Haute, Raymond Townsley named musical director for the Terre Haute Indiana theatre, a Community Club party with Frank C. Tilden speaking, Sullivan Legion Post officers, and a notice from Mrs. Rollin Hanchette changing her address.
Wanted to Buy horse and beef hides fur by David Kaplan on E Depot Street, phone 275-2. Also offering blankets shawls and auto robes at good prices from Jim Dandy Harness Shop, J A Mattix.
A garbled excerpt ponders doing evil versus good deeds and the role of two men in pursuing noble actions despite risk. The text is incomplete with unclear origins and missing context.
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