Kingsley Community Notes Dense With Local Visits
Dennie Bolinger of Farmersburg visited Monday as six days of farm work were logged last week with morning fast time and afternoon slow time. C F Whitlock and family returned from Florida last Saturday. Mrs Rufus DeHart and Mrs Edgar Strain visited Mrs Jessie Harrison Friday. Everett Laughery and Mrs Fred Wernz and son Rudolph drove to Bellaire Ohio Friday for a relative’s funeral. Allen Osborn and family near Sullivan joined San Riggs Sunday as Mrs Riggs visited her daughter Ira L Drake. Mrs M A Rose visited Mr and Mrs Rufus DeHart Sunday. Rev George Fuson conducted service at Mt Olive NL Sunday. The young ladies chorus includes Opal Harmon and Hel-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennie Bolinger
Farmersburg
C. F. Whitlock
Florida
Rufus DeHart
Edgar Strain
Jessie Harrison
Everett Laughery
Fred Wernz
Rudolph
Bellaire
Laughery
Allen Osborn
Near Sullivan
San Riggs
Riggs
Ira L. Drake
M. A. Rose
George Fuson
Mt. Olive
Opal Harmon
Hel
Rev. Horne of
Sullivan
The
Missionary Society
Kingsley
Homer Bicknell
Bace Pinkston
Linsey Cox
Bace
Bruce Coppage
Bruce Badger
Pittsburg
Kansas
Isaac E. Brown
Bruce
J. D. Ransford
Fay
Oklahoma
Frank
Jesse
Bnce
W. H. Thompson
Oaktown
S. J. Cross
A. J. Williams
Carlisle
Goodrich
G. T. Carruthers
John Pinkston
Paris Green
Paul Cushman
George Hayden
Missionary meeting in Graysville features musical program
Ruth Riggs and companions plus Elsie Peacher and Warren Dickerson performed two numbers at the Graysville Missionary meeting Sunday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riggs and Mrs. Jessie Harrison with son Ralph. Memorial services at Fairbanks drew community members. Norval Harris of Sullivan spoke on a soldier’s experiences and honored fallen soldiers. Kingsley quartet sang. Local ministers visited for the Methodist Centenary movement. Children’s Day planned for next Sunday morning. Three persons joined the church at last Sunday’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Norris
Ruth Riggs
Wilhelmina Riggs
Rene Martin
Essie Bicknell
Sadie Shelp
Iva Drake
Inez
Lottie Gaston
Elsie Peacher
Warren Dickerson
Will Gaston
Graysville
Charles Riggs
Jessie Harrison
Ralph
Fairbanks
Norval Harris
Sullivan
Kingsley
Cross
Thompson
Oaktown
Williams
Carlisle
Local notices and a 1919 receiver sale in Sullivan
A community roundup covers church events led by Rev Horne and W F M S drama at Sullivan auditorium, county windups, and local visits. It includes a legal notice for a receiver sale in Jacksons Ajax Coal property with parcel descriptions and a June 26 1919 sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit Court
Lincoln Trust Company
Ajax Coal Company
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Indiana
Towire
Nso
Henry W. Lepper
W. R. Nesbit
Alsop Family Visit Highlights Sullivan Commencement
Mr and Mrs Oscar Alsop visited Clay City Illinois area last week. Edgar Ransford and Miss Lela Thomas attended the Sullivan commencement last Thursday evening. Clyde Daniels was in the village on a business mission. Registration was high and few prostrations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Alsop
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promised by Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness arises from an inflamed Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures via the blood and offers one hundred dollars for uncured cases, with circulars free and drugs priced at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Death by Suicide at Fairbanks
Amos Bales former Civil War veteran died by hanging at his daughter Lizzie Eisner's farm while family attended cemetery services. Burial occurred at Pogue cemetery. Merom Chapter OES conferred degrees on Mrs. Golda Bradbury at the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Bales
Merom
Norval Harris
M. E
France
Harry Eisner
Indianapolis
Laura Sharpless
Toledo
Ohio
O. C. Brewer
Conditt Gross
Pearl Smock
Terre Haute
Alf Russell
Fox and
Morgan
Marion
Kirkham
Big Crops Tile Company Visit Highlights Indiana News
Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Thomas of Indianapolis visited relatives here last week and also visited the lat ters parents, Mr and Mrs H H Burton west of the city. Mr and Mrs Frank B Dudley of Chicago visited the former's mother Mrs Eliza Dudley here last week.
County Urges Delay in Highway Construction Policy
James R. Riggs speaking for Sullivan County Farmers Association urges postponing county road building until the State Highway Commission locates and designs the system. The note discusses Beardsley and Tax laws, township and county borrowing limits, and the risk of heavy indebtedness without state approval. It calls for a farmers’ committee to study the issue and report to a mass meeting for informed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Riggs
Board of County Commissioners
Riggs
Sullivan County Farmers Association
Highway Commission
Beardsley
The
Traffc
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Stansbury
Young couples and workers listed in local census notes
The record lists individuals including Adolphia D. Starkey 22 farmer near Shelburn Rosie May Crawford 22 Shelburn Donald Paris Gore 22 farmer London Tennessee Orrie May Collins 22 school teacher Carlisle Vernie Sims 19 coal miner Linton Jillian Rachel Perkins 18 near Pleasantville Dellas Fletcher Steffy 23 coal miner Bicknell Hannah Helen Deiss 25 Carlisle Fred Brown 22 coal miner Gilmour Carsline Walters 24 near Cass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphia D. Starkey
Shelburn
Rosie May Crawford
Donald Paris Gore
London
Tennessee
Orrie May Collins
Carlisle
Vernie Sims
Linton
Jillian Rachel Perkins
Pleasantville
Dellas Fletcher Steffy
Bicknell
Hannah Helen Deiss
Fred Brown
Gilmour
Carsline Walters
Cass
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Louis
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
Northside
Smith’s
Axminster
Brussels
Armstrong
Hoosier
Z.K. Evans
Motor and Horse Equipment
Fairbanks Phone
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railroad
Lula Johnson
George Rice
Prairie Creek
A. W. Carruthers
Fes
Lindley
A. G. McNabb
Citizens Trust Bldg
Sullivan, Ind
Riggs Clay Product Company
H. L Ramsey
D.C
Ind
Fritz
House Fly
Haad
Uim
Hanaki
Kine
Swift
Pride
Joy
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