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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

5

Graysville News Sketches and Local Visits

Graysville people report visits to Terre Haute by H J Ridgeway and relatives from Staunton Virginia. The evangelist Bro Bradley held services and crowds have been good. The Yager family reunion is planned at Merom bluff on July 1. Local students attend the State Normal while heat waves affect outdoor activity. A playful note about ice cream cones and post office delivery appears in local humor.

Bro. Bradley Thomas H. Moore Yager Merom Bluff Earl Monk Golden Monk

Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims four decades of relief

For over 40 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The product combines a local ointment that relieves inflammation with an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Pleasantville Sunday School Notes and Local Visits

The M. F E Sunday school drew 95 attendees. Brother Peel attended the Indianapolis Sunday school convention. Mr. and Mrs. D R Newkirk dined with Mrs. Booker. The young men’s class held an ice cream social to fund the new piano. Mrs. Jake Adams and her son from Hammond Ind visited relatives. Ellis Page, home for the summer from Terre Haute, spent the weekend.

D. R. Newkirk Booker M. E Jake Adams Hammond Ind Ellis Page Terre Haute

Banquet in Township Honors Resigning County Agent H S Berison

Farm Bureau hosts a Monday banquet at the school house honoring H S Berison who has resigned as county agent. Community members attend and many local families are mentioned in visits and gatherings across Farmersburg Sullivan and Clay City areas. The week includes funerals and family visits with notes on wheat cutting and welcome rain.

Farm Bureau H. S. Berison Wanda Hood Grandma Allen Farmersburg Levi Hall Liberty Dudley Hayworth Fain Miller Otto Jewell Roy Jewell Nema Levi Jewell Barnett Jr Dora Taylor Marie Sullivan Charles Dawson Albert Harris William Pittman Lysle Mitchell Harold Pittman Olin Moore Charles Cochran Sam Engle Blue Hole Elza Harris Floyd Taylor Arthur Banfield Clay City Robert Wilkinson N. E. Harding Elmer Taylor James Miller Leslie Holmes Fairbanks Malcolm Harris Grandma Harris Oscar Phillips David Dawson Alvin Hood Miners’ Brotherhood Hymera Chester Woodard Sam Denny Barnett Jewell Sr Will Ferree

Sullivan Visitors Socialize Amid Hot Weather

Big Springs guests Emmett Nowlin and Sylvia Medsker, Mary Mann and mother, Warren and Minnie Watson, visited Saturday. Lee Pinkston and family visited Terre Haute Sunday. James Durham and wife hosted Indianapolis relatives last week. Warren Watson and grandchildren Josephine and Robert spent Sunday at B. W. Beard's. A heavy rain fell Tuesday morning.

Emmett Nowlin Sylvia Medsker Mary Mann Warren Watson Minnie Watson Sullivan Lee Pinkston Terre Haute James Durham Indianapolis Josephine Robert B. W. Beard’s

D A R Meeting At Walnut Wood Honors Ancestors

The June meeting of the Nathan Hinkle chapter of the D A R was held at Walnut Wood the home of Mrs Elizabeth Pirtle. The program included singing America flag salute history of Flag by Mrs Pirtle biography of Nathan Hinkle by Mrs Marion Willis and the initiation of Mrs James R Riggs.

Nathan Hinkle Hymera Mesdames Elizabeth, McClellan Elizabeth Pirtle S. E. Lindley Garland Scott Marion Willis J. E. M. Purcell James R. Riggs Orion B. Harris Edna Calvert J. H. Miller Louise Riggs National National Board

Look Up Ward Quotation Echoes in Boston Transcript

A reflective line notes the burden of regret when past and future offer little solace and frames hope in a higher regard. The Boston Transcript attributes the insight as a measured golden doorway from memory to aspiration.

Vision and Civic Duty in Town Welfare

A call to overcome selfishness and see beyond personal gain. The author likens self centeredness to a Chinese wall of ignorance that blocks understanding of others needs and hinders the town’s progress and communal development.

Branded Buffalo Mystery From Ute Legend

Buckskin Charley tells how the Gosiute hunting party found branded buffalo in southern Colorado near the Twin Peaks. The brands, unreadable to all, sparked fear that the beasts belonged to hidden gods of the Twin Peaks, leaving the meat uneaten.

White Mountain Twin Peaks Southlands Manitou Ignacio

Complet Sign and Paris Street Car Joke

A Youth's Companion remark describes Paris street cars when full. The driver hangs a Complet sign so no one else boards. Tourists hear tales of the wonders of Complet and seek a car to go abroad, waiting and later enjoying the joke.

Paris

The Show Girl Confesses Skipper Role in Sailor Chorus

The Show Girl recalls performing as a skipper in the chorus of sailors aboard the Bad Ship Rollingstone, while her admirer wonders if she was among the crew. She corrects him with a playful denial and a boastful claim about skipping.

Rollingstone

Opium Gift to Famine Sufferers Reported in Moscow

A Russian paper says Prince Dava, envoy of Mongolia, arrived in Moscow with two chests of opium as a gift for famine victims. The report frames the act as relief but notes the controversial nature of distributing opium.

Prince Dava Moscow

Airship Hangar Could House Large Office Building

Scott Field Illinois hosts a steel glass airship hangar costing over 2 million dollars. The 825 by 225 foot structure could shelter a 10 story office building with a 50 foot roof tower and operates with electric rail guided doors.

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Postoffice June 27 1923

List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana post office on June 27 1923. If not called for within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Ladies list includes Miss Anavy Davis Mrs S Hults Mrs Zora Lucas Shaw Mrs Flossie. Gents list includes B C Fishe Clyde Maddox Andrew McKinney Tom Rogers O D Sutphin W M. When calling for these letters say Advertised and give date.

Sullivan, Ind Postoffice Davis Anavy. Hults S. H. Lucas Zora, Shaw Flossie

Former U C C President Joins Colorado College

Dr. C. B. Hershey once led Union Christian College Merom earned an E.D. from Harvard last month and teaches at Defiance College. He will move to Colorado Springs this fall to serve as dean of men and education professor at Colorado College.

C. B. Hershey Union Christian College Merom Harvard University Defiance College Defiance Ohio

Dudley sells residence on South Court to Dr Corbin

Clell Dudley has sold his house on South Court Street to Dr. E M Corbin. The property was formerly the R A Plunkett residence and studio.

Clell Dudley South Court Street E. M. Corbin R. A. Plunkett

Seventeen Year Locusts Seen in Indiana This Year

Indiana faces a rare emergence as seventeen year locusts likely appear in Brown County and nearby counties including Tippecanoe and Clark. Entomologists Dietz and Marlat explain the lifecycle with subterranean larvae lasting seventeen years and above ground singing and mating for a brief period.

Indiana Harry D. Dietz Charles Lester Marlat Washington, D. C Brown County Dietz Derborn Floyd Fountain Grant Herrison Johnson Lake Monroe Morgan Orange Perry Putnam Ripley Scott Sullivan Tippecanoe Warrick Washington Wayne Mr. Dietz

Church Stairs Cause Injury to Mrs Price

Mrs C E Price sustained painful injuries Sunday evening after a fall on the Methodist church stairway to the basement.

C. E. Price

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. H. Richard Peerless Graysville H. J. Ridgeway Inlaw Elizabeth Conner Staunton Feller Max Billman Pleasantville M. FE Brother Peel South Main St I. C Tall Majar J. A. Hash Dougherty & Walters Township Big Springs Boston Transcript Ford C. Frick Buffalo Scott Field Army Air Service Popular Mechanics MAGA Western University Jove Atlantic Ocean New York London Atlantic United States Europe Hompson le Hoosier Bargain Stores Colorado College Illnoois Kentucky Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania K. Dietz
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