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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
5
Choice Footwear announces a fresh shipment featuring the Colonial Pump in black kid and brown shade, and a black kid Military Oxford with imitation tip. See available sizes and lasts while stock lasts.
Numerous residents reported visiting relatives and neighbors in Sullivan and Merom areas. Readers noted harvest progress, Berry gathering, a broken arm incident, and the Cushman reunion on the Merom bluffs with plans for a Sunday school outing and basket lunch.
Jerry Lawton, a factory worker, plans a bridal trousseau for his sister and, during a staged payroll theft, ends up with the wrong satchel and a windfall. The incident leads to the recovery of cash, praise for Jerry, and hopes for a future wedding as Miss Lettie Duncan and Mr. Drew support the couple.
Mary Jane Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Nichols sustained a bad cut under her chin and facial cuts after tumbling from a teeter at Central school building Sunday afternoon.
A dated essay argues a bride should judge future happiness by her fiancé's nose and facial features. It links nose shape to personality traits, moral capacity, and the likelihood of a lasting marriage.
A humorous reminiscence about early photographers who staged portraits with elaborate posing, props, and facial expressions. It recalls a tall cuffless photographer, his studio says art studio, and the comical methods used to coax stiff, theatrical looks from sitters.
John Lund and others petition the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners for approval to issue bonds totaling 20000 for a cement road in Tamiliton township Sullivan County. Hearing set August 11 1919 at 10 o clock A M in Indianapolis. E P Snow treasurer of Sullivan County Indiana. First insertion July 16 1919 2t.
Extensive work on the Hoosier Bargain store on the West side of the square. The building is owned by L. A. Dix of Terre Haute. Improvements include a new metal ceiling on the second floor and a new skylight.
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