Social notes from Big Springs community events
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phillips dined at O. T. Collier's on Sunday. Blanch Adams visited Terre Haute over the weekend. Mrs. Amanda Tennis and children and Bertha Fisher and children spent Friday at Edgar Hanley’s. Mrs. Anna Freeman of Palestine spent part of last week with Mary Manning and her mother. Mrs. Rollie Hanchett of Gordon Nebraska visited Warren Watson Friday to Sunday and stayed into the week with Mrs. T. J. Mann. Emma Billman of Sullivan visited Stella Collier on Sunday. Elmer Harrison attended races in Indianapolis on Saturday. Emerson Watson and son Doyne were in Hutsonville Saturday. Hallie Harrison visited Merom Saturday afternoon. Warren Watson was in Sullivan Saturday. The body of T. K. Cushman was laid to rest in Mann cemetery Monday. Cushman, born and raised here, served as superintendent of Big Springs Sunday school before moving to Graysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Lee Phillips
O. T. Collier’s
Blanch Adams
Terre Haute
Amanda Tennis
Bertha Fisher
Edgar Hanley
Anna Freeman
Palestine
Mary Manning
Rollie Hanchett
Gordon, Neb
Warren Watson
Emma Billman of
Sullivan
Stella Collier
Elmer Harrison
Indianapolis
Emerson Watson
Doyne
Hutsonville
Hallie Harrison
Merom
T. K. Cushman
Mann Cemetery
Mr. Cushman
Graysville
New Suits and Divorces In Indiana Court Docket
Hosea Bedwell sues J W Hedrick Co for damages. William E Cowen sues Jesse Cowen for divorce. Estate administrator William F Barbre seeks sale of Leonard Barbre real estate. Guardianship petition for Susan M Walters and real estate sale sought for Otis Walters. James H Hopewell sues Illinois Central RR for damages. Minnie Lind on relation of Claude Wells sues State of Indiana. William Scott sues John C Annis and Josephine Annis on note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Bedwell
J. W. Hedrick Co
William E. Cowen
Jesse Cowen
William F. Barbre
Leonard Barbre
Virgil Barbre
Susan M. Walters
Otis Walters
James H. Hopewell
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
State of Indiana
Minnie Lind
Claude Wells
William Scott
John C. Annis
Josephine Annis
Local Social Roundup From Merom Station Area
Miss Hazel Ogle and Miss Rhoda Lemons interacted in Merom Station while several residents visited friends in Sullivan and Dugger. Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson traveled to Sweden for relatives contact as Miss Ethel Raley wed Macy Winters in Sullivan.
Card of Thanks for Nancy Miles
Cynthia Thomas thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the illness and death of her sister Mrs. Nancy Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Miles
Cynthia Thomas
Lincoln Chautauqua Programs Arrive For Meeting
R A Plunkett secretary treasurer reports receipt of official programs for the Lincoln chautauqua to be held here this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Plunkett
Nose Broken When Boy Is Struck on School Ground
Ten year old Wayne Billman son of Dr. George Billman was hit in the face by Homer Followell on the Central school grounds and his nose was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Wayne Billman
George Billman
Homer Followell
Fairbanks Community Notes Include Visitors and Funerals
Mr and Mrs W A Burton visited Sullivan last week. Will Harrison hosted John Harrison in West York. Rudolph Wernz lost a pony that broke its neck. Residents attended the Fairbanks show Wednesday evening. C F Whitlock and family attended T K Cushman funeral in Graysville. Blanche Whitlock returned home from Union Chapel area. Emmet Shake and family from Hardinsville Ill. visited J P Martin. John Harrison and H A Vanvillek attended Cushman funeral in Graysville. Rev A M McGuire and Freis spoke at the Drake church for the township Sunday school convention on June 7. Sunday schools will participate in the program. Rev Strader of Casey NL conducted services at Drake church. Charles Wernz and Wash Osburn families visited through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R
Fairbanks
W. A. Burton
Sullivan
Will Harrison
West York
John Harrison
Rudolph Wernz
C. F. Whitlock
T. K. Cushman
T. K. Cushman, Mrs. Whitlock’s Father, Monday, At Graysville
Blanche Whitlock
Grandma Crow
Union Chapel
Emmet Shake
Hardinsville
Ill
J. P. Martin
Rose
Terre Haute
Milton Drake
Albin Bicknell’s
Graysville
Mr. Strader
Casey, NL
Drake Church
Charles Wernz
Osburn
Dr King’s New Life Pills Health Claim Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for disorders of the stomach liver and kidneys. It promises blood purification and constipation prevention to improve health for 25 cents at Joe K Smock & Son’s. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is also advertised for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Joe K. Smock & Son
S. Bucklen
Arnica
Memorial day events and local notices from Hymera
Memorial services in Hymera were well attended and the program praised. Wesley Williams spent Decoration Day in Danville Illinois. A large crowd attended the ball game at Shelburn. Louise Williams is ill. The Sheepskin band performed at Lewis Memorial Day and cheered veterans. Comrade Chambers, unable to go out for six years, thanked the visiting group. Rev. M O Robbins baptized a large class at Kings Pond east of town. J W and H M Williams visited Terre Haute and planned travel to Old Forge Pa. Mrs A Clifford died of blood poisoning. buried at Dugger. Mrs James Smithson is improving at Sullivan hospital. Pete Dorothy and Dick visited from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Comrade Chambers
God
W. J. Williams
Chambers
M. O. Robbins
Kings Pond
J. W
H. M. Williams
Terre Haute
Old Forge
Hirsche
Sills
A. Clifford
Dugger
James Smithson
Sullivan Hospital
Pete Dorothy
North of Town
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds Quickly
Coughs and colds weaken the system and cause loss of weight and appetite. Dr King’s New Discovery, 50 cents or one dollar, stops coughs and is good for children. A testimonial from O H Brown of Muscatine Alabama claims it saved his wife. Readily available at Joe K Smock and Son’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Marriage Licenses Reported in Indiana
Roy McCowen of Terre Haute wed Ethel Creager of Sullivan. Mike Stuban and Hermina Harworth of Shelburn announce marriage. Macy Winters of Indianapolis to Ethel L. Raley of Merom. Raleigh O. Humphrey of Spurgeon to Esta L. Ringer of Cass. John A. Bradbury and Carrie Adams, both of Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCowen
Terre Haute
Ethel Creager
Sullivan
Mike Stuban
Hermina Harworth
Shelburn
Macy Winters
Indianapolis
Ethel L. Raley
Merom
Raleigh O. Humphrey
Spurgeon
Ind
Esta L. Ringer
Cass
John A. Bradbury
Carrie Adams
Calvary and local notes from Mt Calvary area
Local notices from Mt Calvary and nearby towns include moving residents, a jury duty term at Sullivan, visitors to Charles Robbins, upcoming service at Mt Calvary, and various social calls. Plus a two line note about a shower, a Caledonia Terre Haute game and a medicine show departure. Also an advertisement for Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with testimonial.
Hall's Catarrh Cure constitutional remedy claim
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases and it was long deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. is advertised as a constitutional treatment taken internally with 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It claims to act on blood and mucous membranes and offers a hundred dollar reward for any failure to cure. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. includes a pill for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
Douglas Chapel Visit and Local Social Notes
Rev Adams preached at Douglas Chapel Sunday night. Willis Farrand family and Clara and Mrs Elizabeth Douglas visited John Douglas. Ida Ring and daughters Roxie and Elsie of Terre Haute visited John Ring. Alonzo Trueblood improving. Charles Woodsmall attended Scott City ball game. Eugene Ransford visited home folks. A boy was born last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Lynn Johnson of Highland Heights. Mrs Johnson formerly Lena Hazel Rigg. Orville Wilson of Terre Haute visited C R Douglas Saturday night and Sunday.
Sullivan High School Hires New English Teacher
The city school board selects Miss Madeline Eppert of Terre Haute to succeed Miss Harrington as English teacher at Sullivan High School. Harrington did not apply for reappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Eppert
Terre Haute
Abba Harrington
Sullivan High School
Harrington
New Modern Dancing Expert Recommends Allen's Foot-Ease
A New York City dancing expert, E. Fletcher Hallamore, extols Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for long hours on the feet. He says it cools feet, reduces friction, prevents aching feet, and he recommends it to all pupils. Sample free from Allen S. Olmsted, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Allen
E. Fletcher Hallamore
Allen S. Olmsted
N. Y
Memorial Services and Local Travel Notes From Sullivan
A number attended Speedway races Saturday with many in J C Longs car. Wm Houpt was in Terre Haute last Friday. Mrs J B Newland of Terre Haute visited her father here weekend. I O F memorial services Sunday with Prof Lamb delivering an address on Oddfellowship. College events begin June 2 until June 10. Visitors are arriving. Sullivan students visited last week. Bernice Thompson of Merom Station visited her aunt Mrs Ward. Russel Cramer of Sullivan visited parents Saturday. Mrs Jacob Baughman visiting in Lafayette. Dr Boone Dr Brown and D ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Long
Wm. Houpt
Terre Haute
J .B. Newland
Lamb
Sullivan
Bernice Thompson
Merom Station
Ward
Russel Cramer
Jacob Baughman
Lafayette
Boone
Brown
Bethany Social Roundup Seventieth Birthday Celebrated
Betsy Shake and Ed visit W L Shake. Davidson family visits. trips to Carlisle. Louvina Mounts with Ella Carrico. Maude Hilderbrand returns from Carlisle. Stella Carrico Betsy Shake and John Trimble visit. Booker and Glendon with McCammon. Madge Howard with Alsman. Sam Bishop Charley Pinkstaff families visit. Will Smith marks seventy with friends and relatives. large bar served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Carrico
Josie
John
Nellie Huderbrand
Carlisle
Louvina Mounts
Ella Carrico
Maude Hilderbrand
O. W. Perry
Stella Carrico
Betsy Shake
Bill Figg
John Trimble
Albert Booker
Glendon
Wm. McCammon
Madge Howard
Till Alsman
Sam Bishop
Charley Pinkstaff
James Bishop
Will Smith
Electric Bitters touted as ideal summer tonic
Ad claims Electric Bitters firm up the stomach liver kidneys and whole system restoring energy for rundown nervous or tired individuals. Customer testimonial from Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine praises the tonic after doctors gave up. Also mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts priced 50 cents to 1.00 at local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duncan
Haynesville
Joe K. Smock & Son
Bucklen
Arnica
For Sale Carlisle Residence Property
For sale the residence property in Carlisle. See G. J. Blowers in Carlisle for details. 46-4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
G. J. Blowers
Miss Rachel Barnard Visits Indianapolis With Friends
Oliver reports Miss Rachel Barnard spent last week in Indianapolis visiting with friends. The item notes walking riding and gang crews associated with LONG and WARREN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Long & Warren
Rachel Barnard
Indianapolis
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Royal
Hazel Ogle
Rhoda Lemons
Ethel Raley
Dot Pinkston
Emma French
Belle Raley
Oden Shears
William Corder
Hazel Rogers
Charles McClure
Cleo Dudley
Opal Mattix
Oxfords
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
Geneva
Childrens
Hoosier Bargain Store
MT .Calvary
Chalmer Chastain
Kansas
Mr. Dudley of
Paxton
Hillsop
Ed Palmer
Dewitt Bedwell
Aden Robbins
T. J. Wheaton
Robert Lemons
Charles Robbins
Mt. Calvary
L. A. Peck
Tom Carrico
Ben Brown
Dave Graham
Coon Hollow
Caledonia
Jim Shanks
Gilmour
Lee Vandergriff
Tipple
Beulah Huff
Hardy Cutts
Hugh Burk
Brazil
Molly Smith
Bethany
Near Paxton
W. L. Shake
Ed. Davidson
Margaret Davidson
EF. A. Billman
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