Kingsley social notes record local travel and church events
Ian and Charles Riggs bought Hereford cattle near Princeton Indiana. Families and friends from Kingsley traveled to Terre Haute Farmersburg Sullivan Graysville and Indianapolis for visits services and Sunday School. Church events included a children’s program and baptism planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Charles Riggs
Princeton
Ind
Edgar Strain
Jessie Harrison
Ralph
Emmet Harrison
Terre Haute
Ruth Riggs
Elsie Peacher
Farmersburg
Elmer Thomson
Ela
Mabel
Crawfordsville
Hattie Martin
Bernice
Sullivan
Charles Morris
Charles Bostick
Cal Harmon
Roy Myers
James Monroe
Knotts and Bushell
San Riggs
Terre Flaute
Elmer Harrison
Hambarton
Graysville
Wm. Coppage
Ross Lester
Union Chapel
Kingsley
Warren Dickerson
Rufus de Hart
Fleeta Jewell
Paddock
Drake Church
Fairbanks Items Include Horse Loss and Church Event
Bert Myles lost a horse due to overheating and another nearly drowned after a creek bridge mishap. Children’s Day exercises at M. E. church drew a large crowd Sunday night with a solid program. Hazel Clouse did business in Farmersburge on Wednesday. Mrs. Lizzie Kisner and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Myles
M. E
Hazel Clouse
Farmersburge
Lizzie Kisner
Funeral and social notes from local families
Dr. Woodworth dined with A. G. Cushman's on Sunday. Warren Watson returned from Bement Illinois where his sister Mrs. Louisa Phillips lies ill. Corwin Phillips and family visited Jerome Neese. Kirk Phillips and family visited Mrs. W. H. Pounds for Children’s Day at the old Big Springs church. Kirk plans to attend Merom commencement. James Durham and wife attended Wabash College commencement. Children’s program Sunday night drew a large crowd. Merom entertainments and Lena Hoesman staying with Mrs. Warren Watson. Minnie Watson and children visited Hutsonville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
A. G. Cushman
Warren Watson
Bement
Ill
Louisa Phillips
Corwin Phillips
Jerome Neese
Kirk Phillips
Frankfort
Indiana
W. H. Pounds
Old Big Springs
Kirk
Merom
James Durham
Wabash College
Lena Hoesman
Minnie Watson
Hutsonville
Davis Heads to Missouri to Visit Brother-in-Law
Nick Davis departed yesterday for Missouri to visit Richard Marfield, his brother-in-law and a former county resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Davis
Missouri
Richard Marfield
This County
Graysville Rural Church Activities Report
Graysville residents attended baptisms at Mt. Tabor with thirteen candidates in the pond. A basket dinner was held on the church lot and Children’s Day programs were presented at Kingsley Dodd’s Bridge Mt. Tabor and Big Springs. Local market berries sell for $1.00 per gallon amid frost damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. McNaughton
Methodist Church
Comodore Ransford Sr
Golden Monk
Sullivan
Will Hut
Mt. Tabor
Kingsley
Dodd’s Bridge
Big Springs
Ham Burton
Paul Jarvis
Jackson
Michigan
Jarvis
Simeon Yager
Harold Woodard
W. B. Jewell
Ben Monroe
Catarrhal Deafness Ad Claims Cure by Hall's Medicine
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and offers a constitutional remedy with a $100 reward for any uncured case. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine by claiming it cleanses mucous surfaces through the blood and pledges circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appice
Hall
Circulara
All Druggista
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Muncie Celebrates Eighty Second Birthday at Surprise Dinner
A surprise dinner honors Mr. Muncie on his 82nd birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. T. Mayfield. About 125 relatives and friends attended with baskets and a bounteous meal. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Will Albee, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hunt and children Verna and Jolly, the Rusk family, the Mayfield, Bostic, Kennett, and several other households, plus Rev. Clint Phillips of Dodds Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. T. Mayfield
Chas. Mayfield
Margaret DeCamp
Typhonia Mayfield
Myrtle Burnett
Terre Haute
Bob Mayfield
Shelburn
Dan Diel
Brazil
Chas. Tweedy
Paris
Ill
Hosea Muncie
Geo
Sullivan Postoffice Unclaimed Letters Advertised June 1919
List of unclaimed letters at Sullivan Indiana Post Office dated June 11 1919 with ten day deadline to avoid Dead Letter Office. Includes Mrs Alma Bannon Miss Della Curtis Mrs Edna Evans Mrs Lillie Justin Mrs Sadie Smith Miss Nellie. Gents list names Clarence Abrams Charlie Gowins J H Halberstadt Frank B Steinmann Fred W. When calling for these letters say advertised and give date. Includes religious reflection text and message about sin and redemption by Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Bannon
Alma Curtis
Della Evans
Edna. Justin
Lillie Marlow
Sadie Smith
Nellie Gents
Abrams
Clarence Fowler
Charlie Gowins
J. H. Halberstadt
Frank B. Steinmann
Fred W
WM. EB. Aydelotte
P. M
Knotts family notes sons in overseas service
Robert E Knotts reports his son Will Knotts with the 7th Division overseas plans to sail for the U S A. Will serves in the field artillery. Major Beeson Hunt, son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Hunt, serves with the 7th commanding battalion of infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Knotts
Will Knotts
Will
Field Artillery
Beeson Hunt
Charles D. Hunt
Battallion
Infantry
Personal notices bring visitors and graduates to town
Mrs. French Long arrived in the city to join her husband and visit Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hoke and Mrs. Long's daughter Mrs. R. W. Akin. Miss Helen Emily Mahley travels to St. Joe Michigan to visit her uncle Carl R. Hinkle. John Maxwell of Canton Mississippi visits his brother Marshall Maxwell and relatives. Mr. Maxwell once lived here. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Billman attend Wabash College graduation in Crawfordsville. their son Dale Billman is among the graduates. J. Warren and David Watson of the locality are mentioned in the personals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Long
City
Jacob Hoke
G. G. Billman
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Dale Billman
J. Warren
David Watson
WHEELS Are Necessary WHEELS Are Necessary
Gill township residents travel to Bement Illinois for a sister's illness. Veterans and relatives visit, attend events, and relocate homes across communities including Winter Haven Florida Indianapolis and French Lick. Families host gatherings honor travelers and note Elks and Shriners meetings and upcoming trips.
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Lyman Pound
Lula
Roy Pound
Ava Johnson
Hattie Pittman
Hank Pound
Irma
Hallie
Edna
Elizabeth
James Pound
Ida Pogue
Earl
Ertis
Lois Pound
Fairbanks
Z. K. Evans
Motor and Horse Equipment
Fairbanks Phone
Hoosier Bargain Store
Service
Riggs Clay Product Company
God
John
John the Baptist
Garden of Eden
David
France
Joseph
Potiphar
Israel
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Lamb of God
Lyman Abbott
Bennett’s Pharmacy
Westside Drug Store
Horace Whitehouse
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Columbus
Children’s Crusade
Hi. L.ramsey
D.C
Myrtle Worden
Winter Haven, Fla
Mrs. O. B. Harris
Mrs. Worden
Mr. Harris
R. T. Boston
Hlwood
W. H. Poston
O. L. Springer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Perry Betts
G. W. Gresham
Hutchison, Kansas
E. C. Snarr
French Lick
Ed Newsome
Indianapolis
Nurses School
Margaret Newsome
Paul Meisenheider
James Meisenhelder
G. D. Scott
Bart Eldridge
Shriners
John C. Chaney
Lee F. Bays
Dirrelle Chaney
Springer Coulson
J. K. Coulson
Near
New Lebanon
Maurice Nesbit
John McNaughton
W. R. Nesbit
A. G. McNabb
Beryl Billman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Business
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Black Bros. @ Co
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