Local notes from Sullivan area week events and visits
Percy Lesch and Will Fuson made a business trip to Sullivan on Wednesday, with County Agent Wright also in the community. Hogs were delivered to West York Illinois by Ralph and Emmett Harrison last week. Several residents visited Terre Haute and Montanna during the period, and church services plus a Red Cross program drew large crowds. The Brodie schoolhouse Farmers Union Local No. 271 reached over 250 members, and a list of local families visited Sullivan on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Lesch
Will Fuson
Sullivan
Wright
Ralph
Emmett Harrison
West York
Ill
Frank Wernz
Farmersburg
Charles Riggs
Terre Haute
Ellen Drake
Pred Wernz
Cal Harmon
Claude
Sarah Bostick
Charles Bostick
J. P. Martin
Montana
Lois
Mr. Daugherty
Merom
O. M
Deal
Edgar Strain
C. F. Whitlock’s
O. M. Deal
Ray
W. R. Nesbit
Red Cross
Rena
Leona
Merlie Spencer
Mel Creager
J. L. Willis
Farmers Union
Brodie School
Ben Brown
Clarence Spencer
J. L. Huff
Walter Spencer
Tom Marin
Dusky Pigg
Claud Story
Harry Brown
Harry Eaton
Claud Nash
Tom Robbins
J. J. McCammon
Wheat harvest and local notices at Mt Calvary
Wheat harvest is underway at Mt Calvary. Dr. N B Davis is reported in very poor health. John H Miller has moved into his new house. Earl Alsop is working in the Paxt on mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Davis
John H. Miller
Earl Alsop
Paxton
Learn to Get Well Without Medicines or Surgery
People are told it is cheaper to seek wellness than relief methods. The claim states 90 percent of diseases including appendicitis fits eczema and many organ ailments are eradicated without drugs. Skepticism is natural, but the notice urges attempting the treatment as a last resort to prove success.
Harvest time notes and family visits in local communities
The item lists visits and social calls by Miss Beam, Mr. and Mrs. Mell Creager, Mrs. Hannah Alsop, Mrs. Julia Alsop, Bernice Richardson and family, James Ball of Terre Haute, James Alsop, and Frank Knotts and family. It notes corn and wheat look fine and mentions mine work starting at mines 12 and 17 on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beam
Joe Willis
Mt. Calvary
Mell Creager
Hannah Alsop
Julia Alsop
Paxton
Bernice Richardson
James Ball
Terre Haute
H. B. Alsop
James Alsop
H. H. Jackson
Merom Station
Frank Knotts
Near East Chapel
Sullivan Community Notes and Prayer Services
Mr and Mrs John Stout and children visited relatives in Illinois. Miss Henrietta Ratliff of Crofton Kentucky visits her brother P Ju Ratliff near Sullivan. Preaching at Palmers Prairie next Saturday night and Sunday. Rev Daniel Mathias in charge. Mrs Mary Osburn, Vera Ratliff, Francis Ratliff, Henrietta Ratliff attend Shelburn show. Various calls and visits noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stout
Illinois
Henrietta Ratliff
Crofton
Kentucky
P. Ju. Ratliff
Sullivan
Palmer’s Prairie
Iverrybody
Daniel Mathias
Vera
Francis Ratliffe
Charles Howes
Francis
Miss Earl and Muriel Coffel Return Home
Miss Earl and Muriel Coffel who had been visiting their uncle Eli Downs and family at Sullivan returned to their Terre Haute home on Thursday. Mrs. Alvin Hood and her daughter Wanda and Mrs. Jerry Barcus did some shopping in Sullivan on Wednesday. Miss Ada and Elmer Hale made a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Muriel Coffel
Eli Downs
Terre Haute
Alvin Hood
Wanda
Jerry Barcus
Sullivan
Ada
Elmer Hale
Local social visits and gatherings near Sullivan and Lewis
Will Hux and family hosted Hannah Jewell on Wednesday while she stayed with Mrs. Alvin Hood Thursday afternoon. Noble Wambaugh and wife visited Dudley Hayworth and family from near Lewis on Sunday. Raymond and son Gene spent Sunday with Henry Wyman and family. Wiley Payne and family hosted dinner with Rev Mathias of near Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Payne. Mrs. William Jewell shopped in Sullivan Saturday. Dollie Pittman visited Blanche Pittman Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hux
Hannah Jewell
Alvin Hood
Noble Wambaugh
Near Lewis
Dudley Hayworth
Raymond
Gene
Henry Wyman
Wiley Payne
Rev. Mathias
Near Sullivan
Payne
William Jewell
Sullivan
Dollie Pittman
Blanche Pittman
Big Springs Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Glenn Eno visits hometown. Mary Mann in Hutsonville Sunday. Warren Watson family and Will Beard group at Farmersburg. Paula Shore of Hutsonville with sister Mrs. C. F. Watson. Rev. Mason to preach next Sunday. Wedding of Constance Watson and Gault Pleasant attended by Watson and families. John Greene and wife in Merom. Reuben Duncan and daughter from Flat Rock visited Imerson Watson. Sherman theatre trip by Tom Mann and Mary Mann with Allie Borders. Wheat harvest promising. Ross Turman to operate company thresher again. Ray Watson guest of Tesla Haines in Sullivan. Q. T. Collier and wife and Clint Clark and family in Merom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Eno
Mary Mann
Hutsonville
Warren Watson
Ray
Will Beard
Farmersburg
Paula Shore
C. F. Watson
Mason
C. E. Watson
Will Watson
Constance Watson
Gault Pleasant
John Greene
Merom
Reuben Duncan
Flat Rock
Imerson Watson
Tom Mann
Allie Borders
Sherman Theatre
Ross Turman
Thresher
Ray Watson
Tesla Haines
Sullivan
Q. T. Collier
Clint Clark
Graysville notes and visits fill community page
Wheat harvest prospers in Graysville with hopes for rain. A patriotic service at the Methodist church featured special songs and addresses. Local residents travel and visit relatives across Indiana and beyond, including engagements in Newport News and various towns, with many leaving for trips to Ohio, Michigan, California, and beyond.
Quiet title action from Davis and Davis versus Livingston et al
Multiple lawsuits listed include breach of contract damages in Finch versus Ridgeway and Less versus American Theatre Co, foreclosures in Schaffer versus Bledsoe, divorces in Bacquet and Colvin, on account cases for Davis firm and Knotts, and mortgage related notices for Sanitary Cake Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto L. Finch
George A. Ridgeway
Leonard Philsbaum
Lower Vein Coal Co
Eagle Loan Company
John W. Butler
New Sanitary Cake Co
Maurice Less
American Theatre Co
Herman Groupe
Clyde E. Schaffer
Ernest E. Bledsoe
Effie M. Bledsoe
Dugger State Bank
Virginia Bacquet
Clarice Bacquet
Hix W. Davis
Tom Freeman
Kruz Knotts
Daniel V. Winemiller
John B. Sartor
Mayme Colvin
Harry B. Colvin
Charles L. Davis
Benjamin Davis
Peter F. Livingston
Weather Of A Week In Farmersburg
The weekly weather report by Miss Glenn Yeager shows clear days on June 25 26 29 30 1 with highs near 88 to 91 and lows 58 to 69. There was 0.48 inch rainfall on June 27 and a trace on June 28. Birth announced June 30 in Clarksville Ind for Prof Joseph M Kirkham and wife Hazel Shepherd Kirkham their son Joseph Melville Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Joseph M. Kirkham
Clarksville
Ind
Joseph Melville, Jr
Kirkham
Hazel Shepherd
Dugger
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Pirtle & Lund
Chicago
Wm. Harmon
Dave Graham
Wm. Willis
Hymera
Sherman Building
Township
Big Springs
VAL. Ver
Childrens
Phoenix
Graysville
John Pinkston
John Ingersoll
Newport News
Herbert Ransford
Pittsburg
Herbert
Smoky City
David Cushman
David
New York
Wm. M. Young
Washington
Will Yager
S. S. Yager
Selma Ingersoll
State University
W. C. Criss
Samuel C. Smock
John C. Chaney
Fort Branch
Fred F. Bays
Vincennes
Rex Drummond
Robert Drummond
Western Union Telegraph Company
Denver
Clyde J. Burkholder
Boston
Massachusetts
Grand Lodge of Elks
Burkholder
Sullivan Lodge
Rachel Barnard
California
Henry Barnard
T. E. Wyne
Nancy Thompson
G. H. Davis
Kansas City
William T. Mellett
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Fostoria
Uniontown
Helen Mahley
Helen
J. B. Tucker
Sidney
Carl Toole
Greencastle
R. H. Toole
Methodist Church
National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Will IV. Hays
Hinkle C. Hays
Macatawa
Mich
Hink
Lydia Ross
W. Willis
Levi Willis
Floyd Willis
Casey
Loren Willis
Conroe Carter
Walkerton
S. E. Lindley
Danville
John Mattix
Steve Mattix
Perry Walker
Los Angeles
E. F. Walker
Pacific Electric Company
Robert Gouckenour
Springer
Pansy Hinkle
A da Leonard
Charles Snavely
York
G. D. Scott
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Crow Elkhart Automobiles
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