Merom Juction Personal Notices and Local News
Merom Juction reports visiting relatives and local events. Mrs Arthur Brown's dental extraction in Sullivan. Arthur Kaufman of Prairie ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Elvira Raley visiting uncle Winfield McCrory. Mrs Osborne Trmvin improved after illness. Miss Ida Cox in Robinson. corn crops harmed by worms. multiple farm and community updates including dedications, elections, and social visits. Local names include Dr Ed Billman, Guy Campbell, George Claders, Ren, and S O Self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Sullivan
Scott Morris
Arthur Kaufman
Prairie
Elvira Raley
Winfield McCrory
Jlutsonville
Osborne Trmvin
Ida Cox
Robinson
Tiiely Coud
Cincianeti
Golues
Tadinde Apelis
Nick Ffoskins
Gereuwet Pristie
Bett Bates
Ieldie French
Art Pinkston
Arthur McNabb
James Poland
Ilinois
Wash Houck
Missouri
Wash
Watson
Ed Billman
Florence
Guy Campbell
Lady Betty
Tle
Uwubert Tanna
Terre Jfaute
George Cl Faders
Sheriff Walters
Mr. Ren
Jefferson Township
Altha
Pines Cobb
Waterloo
Iowa
Silver Chaney Offers Farm Loans At Varying Rates
Silver Chaney announces farm loans starting at two thousand dollars or more at four percent interest. Loans below two thousand dollars carry a five percent rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chaney
Dr Knapp of Vincennes to Visit New McCammon Hotel
Dr Knapp of Vincennes will be at the New McCammon hotel Friday July 10th for a scheduled visit. He will meet local residents and answer questions about his medical practice and upcoming community health plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Knapp of
Vincennes
McCammon Hotel
Graysville Notes On Visitors And Local Weather
John McKee of Merom visited Graysville on business last week. Rain last Friday refreshed vegetation. Charles Riggs and wife stopped by. The Fourth included fishing by many residents. Some people went to Merom Station and Sulivan was visited by Mrs. Nancy Turman. Elmer Thomas and wife from Hymera visited Charles Thomas over Sunday. Mrs. J A Ransford and her sons Herbert and Morris from Terre Haute visited friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riggs
Merom Station
Nancy Turman
Sullivan
Elmer Thomas
Hymera
Charles Thomas
J. A. Ransford and Sons
Herbert and
Morris
Terre Haute
Gasoline stoves repaired at your home by request
M. M. Byington of Sullivan Indiana offers in home repair service for gasoline stoves and will call after mailing a postal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Byington
Sullivan, Ind
Lost His Breeches in River Outing and Muddy Return
A local tale from Farmersburg Bee describes J I Van Sickle and friends going to the Wabash for fishing and swimming. A lit pipe ignited his discarded clothing, leaving only coat shoes and buttons behind. The party shared garments to cover him, walked home in mud after rain, and avoided disturbance. Also notes social items from Terre Haute visitors and church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. van Sickle
Fred Lash
C. J. Barker
Wm. O. Haver, Jr
J. J. van Sickle
Wabash
van Sickle
Sickle
Farmersburg Bee
Local Social Visits and Weekend Notes
Levi Strain and wife of Fairbanks visited his brother Fammy Strain Tuesday. Ed Stewart and family visited relatives at Hutsonville Sunday. Will Johnson and wife visited at Graysville Sunday. Walter Weir and wife attended services at Merom Station Sunday evening. Tom Durham's new house will soon be completed. Several from here spent the Fourth fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Strain
Fairbanks
Fammy Strain
Ed Stewart
Hutsonville
Will Johnson
Graysville
Walter Weir
Merom Station
Concord notes celebrate Fourth and local visits
The Concord column recalls Fourth of July celebration and visits by W P Casey of Terre Haute Thomas Niceum of Chrisman and Muss Hazel Douglas attending church. Herbert McDonald suffers a hand injury but no bones are broken. Edith McCannah dies of pneumonia at Farmersburg. Sympathy extended to the McClain and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Casey
Terre Haute
Concord
Will
Herbert
Muss Hazel Douglas
Terr Haute
James McDonald
T. E. Kesler
Hazel
Sam O'Neal
Charles Phillips
C. R. Douglas
Iowa
D. E. Peak
Long Pond
Mary Douglas
A. K. Benson
Lee Marts
Shelburn
Edith McCannah
Farmersburg
Edith
Emma Cowen Visits Mrs Stewart in Danville Ill
Miss Emma Cowen visited Mrs Ralph Stewart in Danville Illinois last week and spent time together.
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Emma Cowen
Ralph Stewart
Danville, Ill
Bargain Bulletin Offers Granite Ware and More
A newspaper bargain list advertises canning and preserving gear including 5 Pint to 10 Pint Granite Kettles priced from 25 to 49 cents, 10 QT dish pans, buckets, glassware, butter jars, souvenir cards, ladies apparel, children’s dresses and aprons, lace curtains laundered at half price, and sewing items. Discounts include Embroidery and Table Linen with numerous low prices for a busy shopping period.
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Baely
Dalveasiae
Proxy Father-in-law and a Railroad Proxy Plot
The Hon. John Sharpe, owner of a P. and G. stake, uses proxies to seize control of the line with daughter Edith aiding. A rival M. and W. faction threatens the vote while Edith hints at alternative allies and a poised bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharpe
P. and G
Edith
John Hyed
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Centiped Creek
John
High Feather
Miss Edith
Department of Thert
Mark Havens
Elith
Tin
Athert
America
Jon
P. and G. Road
Travens
I and G. Road
Havens
Denver
M and W
Santa Fe
Mr. Havens
W. Gang
Chilvers
M. and W. Gang
Burd
Tou John
Mr. Clavens
Persian plaque in London museum reveals Bahram V legend
A Persian tablet in the South Kensington museum mixes history and legend about Bahram V of the Sassanian era. A tale says Babaram, famed archer, shot a sleeping antelope whose ear he grazed. The arrow trapped the hoof to the horn, and his wife, mocked by saying Practice makes perfect, is banished then found shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kensington Museum
London
Baharam V
Babaram
Enough to Keep Him Waiting
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes a joke about a husband who finds luck by nailing a horseshoe at home, but the punchline says there is no such luck in finding horseshoes.
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Cleveland Plain Dester
Boston man to visit southern state for a few days
John A. Currey of Boston is described as a deputy sheriff or associate official preparing to travel to the southern part of the state for a short stay before returning to Boston.
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John A. Currey
Boston
Train Fares To Chautauqua Lily Dale And Boston
On July 24 Indianapolis Southern will sell round trip tickets to Chautauqua Lily Dale and Boston at 15.20, 27.00 for Boston, with return deadlines August 25 and September 16 respectively. Special summer rates to resorts and other US and Canada points. For details contact Ben Stone local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Southern
Boston
Mass
Supreme Lodge. K. of P
United States
Canada
Ben Stone
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AYO
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Merom Junction
Rafaebs Sfeefe of
She Fach
Thefeeper
Will H. Hays
Indianapolis
Fannie
Alka Scott
Dora Minson
5. O. Self
Charles Gilmour
Robert IF. Knotts
Carlisle
Scannen Heft
Lida
John McKee
Merom
Parker
P. A. Barco
Briggs
Frank Marts
Little Flock
Providence
John Canary
Cris Orr
Willian
Canary
Blwoona ‘Brown
W. A. Arnett
Homer
Rush
Homer Davis
Herbert Arnett
Harry Carnes
Frank Parsons
Dan Chisler
John Minnett
Woods
Arnett
Goldie
W. A. Arnnett
Fason Brown
James Arnett
W. S. Arnett
Mrr
William Thornberry
Claude Phillips
Ralph Hodges
Hazel Ogle
G. W. Morris
Tom Durham
Index Bargain Bulletin
Acker
Sullivan County
DR. Cox
Mark
I.e
Cat
Crries
A. M. Timmis
Ind
Lily Dale
Eastern Traction
Paris
Clinton
Brazil
Greencastle
Indiana
Ohio
Crall
Indianapolis, Ind
Cc. T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Knotta’ Livery Barn
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