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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
5
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a remedy with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation. Sold by all druggists. Also includes a long social column listing neighbors visiting and local events in Terre Haute Hymera and surrounding areas.
A reader asks the best way to announce an engagement and who pays for engraving. The article explains sending a notice to the society editor, using a sample note with the parents’ names and fiancé, and notes about timing or sudden changes to weddings. It also mentions miscellaneous local items and a printer’s advice segment.
Victor Brinklow son of Rev Arthur Brinklow former M E church pastor died last week. Indiana University student Bruce Lind spent weekend at home. John Buck and family visited Bicknell Sunday. Pleasantville gains a new bank. M E Sunday school ordered a new piano. Grace Shepherd visiting Terre Haute relatives. Blanche Daugherty spent weekend at home. Ellis Page and a friend from Indiana State Normal spent the week. M J Sunday school attendance was 140 last Sunday. Reba Cleveland spent week in Sullivan visiting relatives. Albert Harbin of near Indianapolis spent Sunday with parents. Mary Purcell ill and taken to Sullivan hospital last week. Amye Hunley attending school in Indianapolis spent the week. Ruth White and Chicago area children spent this week with her mother.
Graysville closes a revival after three days of preaching by Dr H C Morrison of Louisville with many attendees and notable visiting ministers. A bountiful dinner was served on Harry Knox's lawn and numerous locals assisted with prayer and outreach.
Ellen Drake returns home after visiting friends in town. State Normal attendance includes Claude Pittman and Bernice and Rene Martin. Funeral held for Mrs. Sarah Jewell in Fairbanks. Farm Bureau meeting and T urban Township program praised. Merle Whitlock visits Hymera. Graysville tent meeting draws locals. Mrs. John McKinney and Pearl Badger shop in Terre Haute. Rev. Mr. Stonts of Indianapolis conducts Drake church service. Ira A. Drake family reunion held. Lansbury Riggs nearly injures car in ditch north of Graysville. Rev. Avery visits Edgar Strain.
A stove of home remedy notes that prickly heat can be eased by applying a powder and, when severe, bathing the skin with a mix of one part alcohol to three parts water then dusting with talcum powder.
A nationalist critique denounces affluent individuals hosting gatherings for socialist and Bolshevik ideas. It accuses colleges promoting collectivism and wealthy hosts of fomenting subversion, calling parlors hubs of conspiracy and traitorous to the republic.
A. M. Carter and Artie Bennett barely escaped injury when a wall at the old Methodist church collapsed during demolition. Bennett was buried briefly, bruised but not fatally hurt. Carter jumped clear. The 1884 building, moved 11 years ago to serve as a feed barn, is being torn down. Carter plans a new Sullivan county auditor residence in Sullivan.
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