C C Notes Report Local Visits and Community Events
Pres C B Hershey and Lloyd Reich traveled to Illinois visiting Newton Olney and Sumner to inspect college projects. Carpenters await delayed material for Hatten building while plumbers finish rough work. Families visit relatives in Illinois Indiana and Dakota with multiple small community updates and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hershey
Lloyd Reich
Iliness
Newton, Olney
Sumner
Hatten
Merom Social Notes Include Visits and Outings
Sunday activity reports from Merom note Mr and Mrs Carl Lester traveling to Terre Haute on Wednesday. Co F Whitlock and family visited Guy Phillips on Saturday. Dode Cochran of Flat Rock was guest of the Lesters Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Dickerson
Rufus DeHart
C. F. Whitlock
Will Gaston
Charles Riggs
Edgar Strain
Mars Dickerson
J. W. Ramsen
Will Tester
Isaac Brown
Greysville
Albin Bicknell
West Union
J. P. Martin
Flat Rock
Til
Hattie Martin
Kelly
Merom
Mary Dickerson
Carl Lester
Will Burton
Asbury
Terre Haute
Co. F. Whitlock
Guy Phillips
Dode Cochran
Flat Rock. I
Johnson Cemetery
Apple
Palestine
Riley Ransford
Milton Crowder
Boyle
A. N. L. Burton
Clifford
Providence
O. P. Badger
Hervey Ridgeway
John Pinkston
Will Gray’s
Joe Gray
Homer Lester
Warren County
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Internal Remedy
An ad explains catarrh as a constitutional disease needing internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to work through the blood to mucous surfaces and was prescribed by a top physician. The blend includes tonics and blood purifiers with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
EF. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Two Weeks Ended Then Another Show Changes Here
The text notes a show leaving last Sunday and a larger act arriving Monday. It mentions very dry weather and a resident, Mort Hale, worrying about hay stacks catching fire from a coal train spark. It covers illnesses, family reunions, births, and various local visits around Sullivan and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Hale
Elvin Bedwell
Sullivan
Homer Montgomery
Alford Montgomery
Frank Page
Winfield Creager
Elmer Jackson
Montgomery
Lawrence County
Henry McClure
Nolan
Guy McClure
Nancy Vancleave
Oaktown
Tom Robbins
Freelandvillé
Delila Willis
Maggie Ashby
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. E. Townsley
French Jerrell
Earn Bedwell
Dugger
Frank Davidson
Wm. Mitchell
Jim
Floyd Townsley
Jim Townsley
Dr. Jackson
Charley Jackson
Zilpha Jackson
Louis Near
Jerry Shoptow
Linton
Ivai Trigg
Clay City Visit and Crop Market Brief
Mrs Blanche Alsop visits Clay City with her parents as crops face market concerns. The report notes big crops and a smiling tile product firm Ripple at Sullivan, Indiana. Continuation indicates a regretful notice about Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Alsop
Clay City
Community Notes From Robinson Illinois Area
Local residents share visits and news including Lois Gilchrist and Maude Roberson in Terre Haute, Lara Hawkins and Zoe Fleming shopping in Sullivan, and Josephine Milam hosting Milam family friends. Merem cemetery burial of Asbury Page follows a hip bruise blood poisoning death. large circle of friends affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Hawkins
Zoe Fleming
Sullivan
Charles Milam
Spencer
Josephine Milam
Asbury Page
Merem Cemetery
Alice Boone
Jim Elliott
Lorene Setzer
Faye
Terre Haute
Cberine Adams
Mick Reynolds
Sullivan County Hospital
Hammond
Joseph Brisbois
Frances Joseph
Mobile
Ala
Elizabeth Hatten
Robinson
Illinois
Ferne Boone
Besse Calvin
Expressions of gratitude for kindnesses after Lois Brown
The Brown family thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during Lois Halcyon Brown's illness and death. They recall flowers, music, car service, and other expressions with deep gratitude from Isaac E. Brown and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Halcyon Brown
Isaac E. Brown
Merom Chautauqua Marks Sullivan Peace Forum
Mark Sullivan of Collier's returns from Paris and Versailles to explain the peace conference. He will speak for about an hour followed by an open question session, offering audience members a chance to pose their inquiries on the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom Chautauqua
Mark Sullivan
Collier’s
Sullivan
Paris
Versailles
Lois Halcyon Brown Daughter Of O P Badger Born In 1889
Lois Halcyon Brown born July 26 1889 in Fairbanks township Sullivan county Indiana died July 23 1919 after living in Fairbanks Turman townships. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church in Graysville and later became active in the church Sunday school and Foreign Missionary Society. She completed her education in the common and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Halcyon Brown
O. P
Mary Belle Badger
Fairbanks Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Turman Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Graysville
James M. Taylor
Foreign Missionary Society
Public Auction Notice for Gill Township Real Estate
C E Setzer trustee announces sale of school site in Sullivan county Indiana on September 5 1919 at 1 pm on premises to highest bidder cash. Property description details include starting point in road 403 feet north of 78 30 east etc formerly site of a schoolhouse. First insertion July 30 1919 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Descrie Real Estate
Sullivan County
Indiana
Township 7
C. E. Setzer
Gill Township
Local Couple Travels to Walkerton to Visit Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bicknell journey to Walkerton Indiana to visit Mr. and Mrs. Conroe Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bicknell
Walkerton, Ind
Mrs
Conroe Carter
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Maxwell-Brown
North Side Square
Wv. C. C
Zora Hershey
Mrs. Woodworth
Mrs. Hershey
J. B. Holmes
Eton
Tllinois
Bernice Harper Brisebois
Little Som
J. Estil Fry
Missouri
R. Mason
Crawfordsville
Kingsley
South Giant
Riggs Clay Product Company
J.C. C
Scott’s Ideal
Hoosier Bargain Store “Service
Lois Gilchrist
Greensburg, Ind
Terre Haute State Normal
Maude Robertson
Rosedale
Ind
Glen Francis
Margaret
Mary Elizabeth
James Hinathan
H. Clay Owen
E. Parrett
W. A. Vail
B. Badger
Pittsburg
Kansas
F. H. Badger
Jackson Streets
Hi. L
Chippendale
Sullivan, Indiana
W. H. Eaton
Sherman Building
D. J. Kendrick Sullivan
Illinois Savings and Trust Company
Chicago
Goodyear
Trust Company
John Boettner
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