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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

6

Local Social News and Community Meetings

Dr C E Thomson and family visited friends Tuesday. S B Orchestra met at the Wernz home Monday evening. Rev and Mrs George Fuson visited in Rockville last week. John Thomas from West York Illinois tended farms here Saturday. Eugene Wernz underwent appendicitis surgery Friday. Mrs Ellen Drake of Terre Haute visited Edgar Strain Tuesday. Jessie Harrison family visited Mary Medsker Sunday. Roy Kelly went to Middletown Monday. Dr and Mrs Olin Parker and daughters visited George Kersey Sunday. Sunday school choir rehearsed for Children Day. Lorena Patton birthday party with music and games Saturday. attendees listed. Weather forced corn replanting in the bottoms. Carl Lester visited Sullivan Monday. Drake church B Y P A met in Middletown Sunday. topic Cultivation of Contentment. Readings and musical numbers provided by several local residents.

C. E. Thomson Wernz George Fuson Rockville John Thomas West York Eugene Fred Wernz Ellen Drake Terre Haute Edgar Strain Jessie Harrison Mary Medsker Big Springs Roy Kelly Middletown Elmer Truebland Grover Scott Olin Parker George Kersey Lorena Patton J. F. Patton Warren Dickerson Will Patton Billy Keith Frank Patton Ruth Riggs Fulura Foutz Ernestine Wernz Iva Drake Pearl Hall Helen Laughrey Gratis Harold Loughrey Merle Whitlock Otha Frakes Herschel Huff Ross Clem Halil Russell Owen Patton Carl Lester Sullivan Drake Church Baptist Church Clarence Walters Olive Johnson Myra Riggs E. C. Pogue Scott Fuller Leona Gwenn Trueblood Hazel Drake Ola Bradbury Fern Criss Mrs. Luna Higbee Kelsie Peacher

Social News From Big Springs and Nearby

Ralph Collier and wife were in Sullivan Sunday afternoon. Abe McCloud was drowned in Turman's Creek Sunday afternoon. He came from Terre Haute to visit his parents and was buried there Tuesday morning. Mrs Warren Watson attended Theodore Harper's funeral in Carlisle Friday. Several curbers joined the Pig Club as summer resumes.

Ralph Collier Sullivan C. E. Watson Charley Bragdon Newt Haines Hallie Elizabeth Pounds Warren Watson Ray Frank Wilson Lucy Burton Merom Clarence Mahan Bloomington University Tom Durham Abe McCloud Turman

Graysville Faithful Fill Tent Meetings Each Evening

Graysville reports large crowds at a Methodist ground tent meeting with Evangelist Cooper and Pastor Johnson leading. There have been 15 conversions to date as neighboring pastors join in. A drowning of Abe McCloud last Sunday evening is noted as an unfortunate incident. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Dawson and families from Walnut Prairie. A bountiful noon dinner delighted the guests and farmers remain busy with field work.

Lon Pennington Abe McCloud Methodist Evangelist Cooper Johnson Harry Dawson West Union Ill Walnut Prairie Ills William Gorham

Stolen Roadster Recovered in Defiance Ohio

Paul Misenhelder of Indianapolis reports his roadster, stolen thirty days ago, has been found in Defiance Ohio. William E Brock of San Bernardino California, once a county resident, continues to send subscription favors.

James Miesenhelder Paul Misenhelder Indianapolis Defiance Ohio William E. Brock San Bernardino California

Light Showers Help the Farmers in Indiana Crop Report

Indiana’s June crop bulletin notes frequent light showers easing soil work but some ground still hard. Corn prep near complete, winter wheat healthy though red rust and chinch bugs threaten, oats and barley poor, rye good. Potatoes strong but insect pressure high. tobacco transplanting under way. Hay, forage, and fruit crops reported in good condition with labor steady.

Indiana State Capitol George C. Bryant Indiana U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

Lamberts Family Reunion Near Shelburn

A Lambert family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs A D Lamberts four miles southeast of Shelburn Sunday. Four generations were present and a bountiful dinner followed by group photos. Late departures included Mrs Thomas Boone of Lawndale Ills who stayed for visits with relatives in the county. Attendees included Henry Lamberts and family of Paxton Mrs Thomas Boone and daughter Bernice of Lawndale Ills Mr and Mrs I S Wilkey who live with the Lamberts Mrs Wilkey's parents another daughter Mrs Jacob Zellers and family near the Lamberts home a granddaughter Mrs Fred Herndon and family of Dugger Mrs L A Boone and son Richard of Lincoln Ts.

Henry Lamberts Paxton Thomas Boone Bernice Lawndale Ills I. S. Wilkey Lamberts Wilkey Jacob Zellers Fred Herndon Dugger L. A. Boone Richard Lincoly

Will Impersonate Literary Notables at Chautauqua Here

Sidney Landon humorist scholar and interpreter will present an impersonation recital at the Redpath Chautauqua. He will mimic Mark Twain Poe Bill Nye Tennyson Kipling Longfellow Riley Hugo and other masters with wigs grease paint and spoken likenesses while reading their best known works. The lecture recital promises inspiration education and entertainment.

Mark Twain Longfellow Riley Hugo Sidney Landon Mr. Landon Poe Bill Nye Tennyson Kipling Landon

Washing powder and a heated curbside argument

A Mrs Curfew rebukes a salesman touting a washing powder. She defends home soap making with lye and grease while ridiculing the product as unsafe and inferior to traditional methods. The exchange touches on intrusive government inquiries and the annoyance of inspectors.

Global Nitrate Supply Estimated at 2 Million Tons

The world's visible supply of nitrates is estimated at 2,102,000 tons. This figure reflects available nitrate reserves tracked for industrial use and fertilizer production.

Poppy Metaphor Replaces Ideal Groom in Jest

A wry exchange recalls Mabel’s marriage choice. Initially she praised the suitor as the pink of perfection, but with the baby’s arrival he proved only a mere poppy.

Mabel

Neptune's Laundry Sees Sea Wash Aboard Crossing Line

A playful note from Neptune's Laundry invites readers to witness the wash of the sea. The remark suggests the best time is during a crossing line voyage.

Neptune’s Laundry

Local notables and visitors listed in Hymera community

The Hymera vicinity hosts a stream of visitors and residents with ties to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, and Sullivan counties. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lloyd of Chicago staying with Mrs. Bland. Miss Irma Pound and Mrs. Hallie Harrison heading to California. and Eva Dear awaiting a Philippine assignment return. Several faculty and alumni attend reunions and commencements at DePauw and Indiana University.

Home makers Club of Turman holds all day gathering

The Home-makers Club of Turman township plans an all day event at Graysville near Meadow Lark Lodge at Rocky Ford. Morning focuses on study of next year's work. noon picnic near the sulphur spring. afternoon program includes songs poems talks and ukulele performances with invited friends encouraged to bring dinners and join in a woodland day.

Home-makers’ Club Turman Township Graysville Meadow Lark Lodge Rocky Ford Joe Rees Turman Glenn Vail W. H. Herschel E. Guest Judith Arnett

Mrs. Cynthia Thomas Severely Injured After Fall at Home

Mrs. Cynthia Thomas aged 80 was seriously injured last week after a fall from the front steps on Fast Washington street. She fractured a shoulder and sustained other injuries and remains in serious condition at the county hospital.

Cynthia Thomas Fast Washington Street

Efficiency Test Hidden in Number Conversion

A trick prompt asks friends to write twelve thousand twelve hundred and twelve in figures. They may answer 12 initially, missing the catch. The correct digits are 18,212, revealing a decoding puzzle about interpreting written numbers into digits.

First Paisiendkerchiefs and 18th Century Fashions

A fragment notes the first pris hardkerchief made in 1743 and mentions tilverchiefs edged with JD once worn by Elizabethan gentlemen in hats as ladies favors with small cash value.

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