Township visitors and neighbors share a busy week
A string of social calls fills the township as Sam Taylor visits Terre Haute and numerous families host guests from Farmersburg and nearby towns. The week also notes church attendance, shopping trips, and a late harvest threshing machine hindered by rain. A bank statement for Merom State Bank dated June 30 1922 rounds out the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Taylor
Terre Haute
Alvin Hood
Amanda Allen
Farmersburg
Wilma
Wenda Hood
Jerry Barcus
Chester Woodard
Sullivan
West Jewell
Liberty
Will Jewell
Russell Richmond
Near Shelburn
Hud Hill
Joe Hill
Sam Engle
Olin Moore
Chas. Moore
A. G. McNabb
W. V. Bragdon
G. T. Carrithers
J. M. Mason
Merom State Bank
Merom
Indiana
Mr and Mrs Marion BordersGuests of relatives here
Mr and Mrs Marion Borders and their family are visiting relatives and staying as guests at a local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Woodard
Will Marts
Vern
Elsie
Alvin Hood
Chester Woodard
Marion Borders
Bank cashier swears to financial statement for 1922
I E G Carrithers cashier of the Sullivan County bank swear the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn before me July 3 1922. My commission expires April 18 1925. Anna Hunt Notary Public.
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Ssi
G. T. Carrithers
Merom State Bank
Corwin S. Phillips
Indiana
Sullivan
Carrithers
Stevenson and Exemplar Loyalty in a Sailor Portrait
Robert Louis Stevenson is praised as a brilliant conversationalist who inspires others and embodies duty. The piece cites his courage in Ireland and Samoa, his humane warmth, and his poetic sensibility, alongside reflections on his character.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Henley
Colvin
Stevenson
Ireland
Samoa
Scotland
South Seas
Odor Drives People Lost in Mexican Plant
A strange odor from a plant in Mexico renders people disoriented and unable to find their way until the smell fades.
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Mexico
Vanity Of Women Cited In Boston Transcript Quote
A short quoted line notes that every williner knows a woman’s vanity goes to her head, as reflected by a remark in the Boston Transcript.
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Williner
Boston Transcript
First Keep to the Right Law Originates in Maryland
The earliest U S keep to the right statute is believed to have been enacted by the Maryland legislature in early 1800. The move set a traffic conduct precedent that spread to other states over time.
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United States
Maryland
Framed Repair Tip: Camouflage Chip with Gum then Re-gild
A corner chipped from a gilt-edged frame can be camouflaged with chewing gum and then gilded with gold paint to restore the appearance. Use a thin layer of gum to fill the defect and apply gold paint for a seamless finish.
Poet Worthy of Honor and Triumph for Sidney
A contemporary note honors a poet deemed worthy of praise for triumph and learning, praising the laurel awarded to successful captains and the poet Sidney as a model of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
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Shady Nook
Chas. F. Walters
South Side Square
Township
Levi Jewell
Dora Taylor
Media Hayworth
Dudley Hayworth
U. S
2” Trust Co
Haan
RCES
State of
National Bank
Resources
Tbiuwemitsira and Birtnreas
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
E. A. Billman, James B. Maple
Paul Higbee
Alice G. Grozier
Quire Trelawney
Doctor Livesey
Flint
Admiral Benbow
Bill Bones
Blunt
Squire
Old Flint
Bristol
Hawkins
England
Livesey
Jim
Long John Silver
Hispaniola
Smollet
Long John
John Silver
John Flint
Ben Gunn
Israel Hands
Mr. Hands
Silver
Mexican
The
Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
United Kingdom
Dominions
Boston, Mass
Kayser
Thompson
Drak
Illinois Central System
Pension Department
Tiinais
C. H. Markham
Ueder
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