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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
5
Merom and nearby towns show gatherings and visits with many named residents and families. Many religious services and baptisms noted, plus road-improvement plans and district meetings. Local events span Terre Haute to Sullivan, with multiple families hosting, visiting, and attending races and funerals.
Arnold Getty of Shreveport visits his parents and works for Texas Oil in Shreveport. Pauline Osburn and brother Charles travel to Fort Morgan Colorado to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ransford. Mrs. Ransford’s brother Harold Carrithers of Colorado Springs visits Sullivan relatives. Max Crowder buys North State street property for 2800 dollars. he and Crowder will live there. Harry May and family relocate from Sullivan to Poop Indiana and complete a new bungalow home. Miss Helen Emily Mahley and Miss Louise Adkins visit Cal and attend a commencement. Mrs. George W. Lord and daughters Georgia and Lulu Marie plan to move to Phoenix Arizona. Lord will join later. Vacation Bible schools at Baptist and Presbyterian open with strong enrollments. George Gotha and Miss Marie Iva Pittman marry at Terre Haute last Thursday. Miss Dulu Barnard of Indiana visits sister Mrs. Byron Lundblac. Mrs. J. H. Laird of Indiana returns home after visiting Helen Mahley. R. C. Tomlinson, DePauw graduate, named head of junior highs and history teacher. Wi Purcell, DePauw graduate, named Park School principal. J. W. Robb of Canion, manager of Wabash Valley Electric, is seriously ill in Martinsville as of last week.
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