Community notes and play draw large Red Men's Hall crowd
Mrs Lara Wittenberger of Terre Haute and Miss Flossie Bolinger visited, while Danville course alumna Miss Bolinger returns. A three act comedy Little Miss Nobody drew a near full Red Men's Hall audience with a June 17 reprise planned. Box receipts totaled 102.70 as local writers honor fallen soldiers and the Blue and Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Wittenberger
Terre Haute
Flossie Bolinger
Danville
Ind
Nannie Walls
Waveland
Clara Hill
Moxie Adams
Farmersburg
Mayme Robbins
Near Sullivan
O. M. Sebring
Wm. Love
Hymera
Red Men’s Hall
Mary Liner
Miss Nobody
Hosea Hill
Harry Wilden
Dave
J. W. Martin
Shelburn Orchestra
Grace Harper
Sugar Creek Farming Delays Corn Planting After Rain
Farmers in Sugar Creek delay corn planting due to recent rains. Frank McClanahan and family visit Harrison Hawkins. Steve Bedwell and his son John went fishing. Alex Davis shows improvement after illness. Harrison Hawkins injured at the mine last week. Frank and Perry Botts traveled through on Friday. Regular meetings planned at Good Hope on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McClanahan
Jakson Hill
Harrison Hawkins
Steve Bedwell
John
Alex Davis
Frank
Perry Botts
Good Hope
Palmer's Prairie Community Notes
A. R. Wright and family attended the meeting at Palmer's Prairie on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Botts is seriously ill. Mrs. Mary Osburn improved her house with paint. Fred Bolinger and family near Farmersburg visited their daughter Mrs. Henry Bean. Ed Cole bought a new organ. Superintendent Crouch of the Keller mine moved into the Fred Bolinger house. Riley Cunningham and wife passed through. The Mildred mine store will soon be completed. Alex Davis has improved after a serious illness. Farmers lag on corn due to rains. Mrs. James Rusher convalesces from inflammatory rheumatism. Memorial Day observed with somber reflections of past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Wright
Frank Botts
Mary Osburn
Fred Bolinger
Farmersburg
Henry Bean
Ed Cole
Crouch
Keller
Riley Cunningham
Mildred Mine
Alex Davis
James. Rusher
James Watson
W. J. Ladson
Ed Pirtle
Akins Sons
Carlisle
Fred Hollingsworth
Oaktown
Carl Willis
Carl
Charley
Geo. Webb
Dr. Walter
Chas. Ballance
Local notes from Paxton and nearby communities
Isaac Moran sold property to Dan Robbins. Funeral for Uncle Joseph Engle attended by Winnie Wolfe and family. Numerous residents visit relatives, work on homes, and transact local business in Sullivan and Carlisle. A fishing party reports poor suckers at Hobbs Slough. Children’s Day planned at Providence Church. band boys perform in New Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Moran
Dan Robbins
Winnie Wolfe
Sullivan
Joseph Engle
Homer Canan
Henry Sloop
Newton Shake
Walter F. Wood
Dr. Walters
Carlisle
J. E. M. Purcell
Creagers
Klingman
Providence Church
G. M. Barcus
Armand Snyder
Grover Clayton
Merom
Chas. Ridgeway
Geowilson Rock Road
Abraham Sloop
Jake Combs
Frank Able
Claud Watson
Ray McCammon
Chas. Goad
Win Steel
Hobbs’ Slough
Andy Carico
Band Boys
New Lebanon
Fairbanks Notes and Local Happenings in June
Corn planting is at its height as Fairbanks reports a busy week. Minnie Hilderbrand has returned to the witch board. C C Brewer buys a new rubber tire carriage. John Pogue starts on new granaries and the telephone firms discus connecting at Prairie Creek. A large group attended athletics in Terre Haute. D Dilley did business in Farmersburg. M E church gathered for Children's Day rehearsal. Homer Pittman traveled in Sullivan. Six more graduates bring total eighteen graduates plus one high school. commencement at M E church June 11 with Prof. Locka bill as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Brewer
John Pogue
Fairbanks
Prairie Creek
Terre Haute
D. Dilley
Farmersburg
M. E. Church
Homer Pittman
Sullivan
Hershel Crapo
Indianapolis
James Chambers
Lockabill
Crawfordsville
Riverton Social Notes Briefly Mention Visits
Miss Maud Cooke of Robinson Illinois visits friends in town. D L Taylor travels to Sullivan on business. Mrs Clara White visits her father, with Risies and Gladys. French returns to home in De ear pad unveiled aetna aeglew er wif. duavist.s bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Cooke
Robinson, Il
D. L. Taylor
Sullivan
Clara White
Risies
Gladys
Duavist
Indiana governor candidacy dropped by grocery leader
After long deliberation and public appeals, he declines to run for governor of Indiana. He will stay in the grocery business this summer, keeping competitors hot and customers cool with unheard of low grocery prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffriends
Indiana
Chase & Sanborn's Coffees Enduring Appeal
Our sales of this Coffee have been marvelous in the past year and only so by the fact that I have sold just what the people wanted. To use Chase and Sanborn's Coffee once is to use it forever afterwards.
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Chase & Sanborn
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Dcitids
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Brotherhood of Man
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New York
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J. T. Beauregard
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