PERSONALS NEWS BRIEFS FROM SULLIVAN AREA
The column lists numerous Sullivan residents and visitors. Names include Miss Gertrude McKee, Edward Price, Dr. E. D. Dennison, Marion Gambill, Mrs. W. G. White, Chas. Grophinna, Charles Ramsen, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bennett, W. Casto, Katharyn Wills, Dr. Pierre L. Stewart, Mrs. Hazel, Lizzie Bedwell, Mrs. C. Lamb, Homer A. Taylor, Ralph Norris, Geneva Hammond, Miss Mary Bolger, Robt. Bussard, John L Kinneman, May Russell, Ida Mills, Emma Nesbit, S. A. Penethwood, W. B. Whitsett, Fred Hoke, J. H. Woost, William Redford, Hazel McClanahan, James Stewart, Ja. W. Beasley, Mary Kruzan, Rev. J. H. Fuson, Odessa McGrex, Florence Janobii, P. A. Munich, Mrs. James Bell, Dollie Kins, Link Creager, Irma Arnett, S. Crowder, Planet, Korra, J. E. Martin, Winghman Ogle, Ogle family, and others. People travel to Terre Haute, Vincennes, Palestine, Paxton, Robinson, Oak Town, Sumacennes, and surrounding towns. Subscriptions from I. W. Parsons and C. A. Meiger noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bedwell
C.lamb
Paxton
Homer A. Taylor
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Ralph Norris
Waysville
Geneva Hammond
Shelbywire
Tenn
Carlisle
Mary Bolger
Igzie Hull
Robt. Bussard
Palestine
W. PB. Whitsett
Ligonier
Fred Hoke
Indianaapolis
J. H. Woost
Wiliam Redford
Hazel McClanahan
C. H. Ross Jam
Chicago
William Stewart
Indianapolis
Save
Odessa McGrex
Florence
Janobii
P. A. Munich
Carlwie
James Bell
Oaktown
Link Creager
Irma Arnett
S. Crowder
Parke County Visit Notes Return Home
Mrs. S Thomas who has been visiting in Parke county returned home Friday. N G Read was here Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs H A Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Martin
Terre Haute
I. W. Parsons
C. A. “Aeiger
Sullivan, Sie
S Thomas
Parke County
N. G. Read
H. A. Hicks
Kathrine Bridwell
Rex
Bedford
W. D. Eaton
Sullivan
Hazel Fields
Oaktown
Linton
T. F. Bland
Mt. Carmel
T. B. Springer
Crowley McClellan
Brazil
C. S. Jackson
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Ohio
Edna Frazee
Rosa Lorang
Cincinnati
Lee Whitmore
Western Union Telegraph Co
St. Louis
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Mr. Whitmore
Western Union
Whitmore
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sullivan area notes and transfers in local life
Entries from Sullivan cover renewals, visits, and moves of residents including Johan R. Allen of Farmersburg and Mrs. Fred Hoke of Indianapolis. School and college departures are noted for Nora Clark, Luna Muchmore, Mayme Scudder, Kate Freeman, Crowley McClellan, and Elizabeth Victory. Local sports report two shutouts as Shelburn and Hymera win. Elder W A Curtis plans to leave July 1 to Lawton Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan R. Allen
Farmersburg
Sullivan
Union
Fred Hoke
Indianapolig
Gravnville
J. E. Martin
David Welty
Huron
Nora Clark
Oaktown
W. A. Curtis
Christian Church
Lawton
Okla
Welman and Welman Attorneys at Law Correct Abstracts
The firm Welman and Welman Attorneys at Law located on M15 South Side offers corrected abstracts and professional title services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorneys-at-Law
Dentist DERRIGGS Removes 12 Teeth Easily
A reader commends Dr. Derriggs for painless extractions. The writer says he removed 12 teeth with no pain and recalls reading in the paper about pain free tooth pulling, confirming the claim after trying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.e.r.riggs
Dr E R Riggs Dentist at Davis Hotel location
Dr E R Riggs operates a modern dental office on the ground floor of the Davis Hotel. The advert promises up to date appliances and conveniences for quality work in the easiest possible way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Hotel
Music Was Not Wanted Bandmaster’s Sudden Realization
A Philadelphia breakfast honors John Philip Sousa as a stringed orchestra plays. Sousa recalls a frontier incident where a European officer disliked the band’s attentions and shouted Perdition take that band while the musicians exited quietly, leaving him to dine in silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Perdition
Mistaken Nose and Toe Swap Tale by Radium Nurse
Clarence Douglass of Muskogee parodies Clark Moore by recounting a joke about a shaving accident. A patient cut his nose and toe. a local surgeon tied the toe to the nose, placing the nose on the toe. After three days, healing occurred and both wounds closed, with only nose toenail trimming and shoe removal for sneezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Douglass
Muskogee
Clark Moore
Kansas City Times
Telephone Girls of Europe Report From a London Correspondent
A London correspondent describes telephone girls across Europe. He finds London operators slow and indifferent, Paris operators absent minded with excuses, and Italian operators efficient yet lazy in admitting faults. He recounts a Whittaker Wright trial incident showing silent delays and a Parisian operator’s distracted service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Girls
Europe
London
Whittaker Wright
Paris
No False Pride About Him In a Sherman square hotel
A boatblack with a basement chair keeps brushes and blacking ready in a family hotel near Sherman square. He refuses to lose them, saying some tenants demand more than they deserve. A Boston visitor washed hands there. the man suspects tampering and jokes about a daughter and the cost of a shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Square
Boatblack
Boston
New York Press
The Usurer and the Widow Aims for Legal Favor
Ornithologist A B Woods recalls a village usurer who pressed a claim to ruin a widow. The usurer seeks a verdict but the lawyer warns outcomes depend on prayer and fair judgment, implying justice over deceit in a moral tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Woods
Smithsonian Institution
Advantages of Sunshine in Dwellings and Health
The article extols admitting sunlight to homes as crucial for health. It argues sunlight and outdoor exposure strengthen people, compare sunbathing to a vital health tonic, and describe baths as key to bodily wellness, noting sunless days depress spirits.
Not Circulated Fast Enough
Gossip centers on a rumor about a trusted woman who was told about a scandal. She promised secrecy but did not reveal details. The dialogue hints at trust issues and social pressure within a community.
Bell Tolled by Electricity at Paris Sacred Heart Church
A 22 ton bell at the church of the Sacred Heart in Paris is tolled by electricity. A choir boy now performs the operation that previously required five men, marking a modernization of church procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
Paris
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Oleefor
Ceca Dette Bebereieteehs
Gertrude McKee Teft
F ‘Asey
M. A. Haddon
Indian Territory
Frank Curry
Helburn
Edward Price
Trinity Springs
E. D. Dennison
Marion F. Gambill
Coalmont
W. W. Casto
Washington, Ind
Katharyn Wills
Vincennes
Fred Bosworth
Pierre L. Stewart
Shelburn
Mrs. Haxel
Ft. Payne, Ala
E. 8. Browder
Wm. Stewart
Amnapolis
E. J. King
Dugger
Sheough
Sumcennes
Will E. Conner
Bloomingdale
Ind
J. J. Holcomb
Bloomfield
Anna Cunningham
C. Crawfordsville
Ella Yaker
Elizabeth Victory
Earington
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Charles L. Davis
Luther Johnson
Mr. Davis
Sullivan Country
Grand Avenues
Hymera
H. C. Clippinger
M. E.church
M. E. Church
Coss
W. Welman
Victor AL Wel
Welman
Total
Joe Moss
EL Jgerking
WR. Duggier
Tate Bank
Indiana
Wscc Exchange
LYM Se
Creas Tma
Iss SU
LSI
Ree
Jels. Ring
Dugger State Bank
Sk Sclemming
King
William B. Taylor
Minnie M, Godfrey
Hymera, Ind
E. R. Riggs
Thos. C. Day
Law Building
Heth
Isaac W. Spence
Jackson Street
Citizens’ Trust Building
T. B. Shaffer
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