Local Residents Spend Time with Friends and Family in Bethany Area
Edith Kennedy visited Mrs. Elmer Carrico Wednesday night and Thursday. Lillie Boone and daughter Alice traveled to Dugger for a business trip Tuesday. Noah Neal and family near Shiloh visited Ben and C. O. Alsman. Rachel Carrico stayed with her sister on Friday. Will Woodward and children near South Giant joined J. E. Hildenbrand for supper. Fay McCammon Zilpha Jackson attend school in Indianapolis. Frank Fletcher and son Warren of Carlisle and Maude Nellie Hildenbrand Elsa Worrell were in Sullivan Friday. Boyd Andrew and family visited Fleming Milburn. Grace Knochs near Pleasantville lost a valuable mare Sunday killed by lightning. Noah Neal fell from a ladder and broke his arm last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay McCammon
Zilpha Jackson
Indianapolis
Robert Benefield
Scott Trimble
Frank Fletcher
Warren
Carlisle
Maude
Nellie Hildenbrand
Elsa Worrell
Sullivan
Boyd Andrew
Fleming Milburn
Grace Knochs
Pleasantville
Noah Neal
Charles Rosskam
Theodore Harper
Otto Krug
Clifford Hutton Parke
Will Willis
Barnum and Bailey Circus
William T. Douthitt
Terre Haute
Sherman
Mary E. Bryan
North Main Street
Stewart Burton
Pittsburg
W. E. Burton
Win S. Bicknell
Sullivan Lodge of Masons
C. D. Hunt
Alonzo Owens
Vincennes Lodge
Vincennes
Walter C. Criss
Alice Basler
William Burnett
Burnett
Lou
Nettie Stark
Virginia
John W. Hunt
Crowder
John M. Thomas
Ernest Thixtun
Culver
Logan Plunkett
Robinson
Ill
J. D. Lloyd
Freeda Plunkett
Trimble
R. A. Plunkett
Miss Plunkett
Max Puett
Puett
Rockville
Will H. Hays
Glenn
Ruth Leach
Detroit
EK. S&s. Leach
Community notices from Fairbanks and surrounding areas
Local visits and gatherings across Hutsonville Kingsley and nearby towns include Miss Lorene Setzer and friends in Hutsonville, Miss Gladys Buff guest of Miss Vervain Arnett, and families visiting Terre Haute Indianapolis and Sullivan. Church events feature an ice cream social to aid the piano fund at Kingsley. various trifling social visits and travel details are recorded.
Douglas Chapel Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits
Ollie Ring and family visited John Ring on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Farrand and daughter Thelma visited John Douglas Sunday. Mrs Albert Hazelrige and sons of Terre Haute visited John Hazel rige Saturday. Mrs Maud Ransford shopped in Sullivan Friday. Stephen Clark visited Sarah O Neal Sunday. Willis Farrand visited county seat Friday. Commodore Hauger and Esther dined at William O Neals. Lina O Neal shopped in Sullivan Friday. Eliza Farrand and daughters Maud and Clara visited John Douglas Friday. Eugene Ransford was in Terre Haute Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. O
Local Social Roundup From Sullivan and Nearby
A Saturday ice cream supper benefits the church. The text lists visits and family gatherings with names like A W Hayes Sullivan sister Springfield Ind Ross Turman Alice Borders George Haynes O T Collier Ella Eno Will Billman Jack Cox Walter Turman Elmer Harrison R J Turman Yon se Durham Mrs Will Nowlin Bert Walters Warren Watson Luella Eno and others sharing meals, birthdays, and chautauqua attendance across Sullivan Merom and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hayes
Sullivan
Springfield
Martha Durham
Ross Turman
Alice Borders
George Haynes
O. T. Collier
Ella Eno
Will Billman
Willi Gray
John Greene
Linsey Cox
Jack Cox
Walter Turman
Marshall
Elmer Harrison
R. J. Turman
Yonse Durham
Manning
Will Nowlin
Grove
Bert Walters
Warren Watson
Will Watson
Merom
Luella Eno
A. G. Cushman’s
Sullivan County Ball Games Results
Sunday results for Sullivan county teams include Shelburn 38 over Sullivan 2, Carlisle 7 over North Terre Haute Stars 2, Gilmour 4 over Cass 3, and Oblong 15 over Sullivan Speed Boys 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Shelburn
Sullivan
Carlisle
North Terre Haute Stars
Gilmour
Cass
Oblong
Sullivan Speed Boys
Cleveland Business Representative Arrives on Mission
C. W. Welman of Cleveland Ohio is present on business duties, engaging in meetings and discussions related to local commerce and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Welman
Cleveland, O
Community Notes from New Lebanon Area
Mrs. Alice Stivers returned from Oklahoma last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogers visited Burl Stivers and family Tuesday. Farmers finished cutting wheat and will thresh soon. Ima and Ima Dungan visited Flora and Dora Stivers Sunday. Bethel will hold preaching next Saturday night and both Sundays. Burl Stivers visited Mrs. Rogers Sunday. Ice cream supper at New Lebanon drew a good crowd Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bebanon
R. R
Alice Stivers
Oklahoma
Carl Rogers
Burl Stivers
Ima
Ima Dungan
Flora
Dora Stivers
Bethel
Rogers
New Lebanon
Graysville Community News and School Bond Debate
Graysville reports busy days with corn growth and school building construction advancing apace. Residents attended Union children's day exercises last Sunday. local merchants opposed paying on school bonds. The message urges residents to seize opportunities and avoid complacency in Turman township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
Union
Turman Township
Chicago
Flowers and Bowers in Old Headlines
A collage of clipped phrases from various newspapers cites flowers trees bowers and breeze with scattered names and scenes. The snippets mention hair accessories rubber trees caterpillars and a Louisville visit, weaving a playful montage of springtime imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jacob Bowers
Springfield
Mass.) Union
Memphis
The Battle of the Tires and Iron Wheel Supremacy
An historical piece frames the rubber tire versus iron tire clash as a decisive twentieth century battle shaping national transportation. It contrasts rubber speed across continents with iron railbound power, noting road and highway roles and future legislative implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural and Commercial Press Service
Stephenson
Sullivan's Superior Service Satisfies on Dixie Bee Line
Dr. G G Billman of the Dixie Bee Line committee plans an automobile tour with about twenty people to measure distances for the proposed Dixie Bee Line route through the county. Two routes under study are via Paxton and via East Chapel. Supporters of East Chapel favor removing Busseron bottom from the route and claim Sullivan to Carlisle distances are nearly equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Bee Line
G. G. Billman
Dixie Bee Line Committee
Paxton
East Chapel
Sullivan
Carlisle
Miss Mildred Nesbit Returns From Indianapolis Summer
A crowded Personal section notes Miss Mildred Nesbit recently graduated from Miss Baker Kindergarten School in Indianapolis and has returned home for summer. Others travel for treatment, visits, or family gatherings, including Fannie Hughes' four week rheumatism stay in Battle Creek Michigan and Mrs. John Andrew Rice Jr joining her husband in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nesbit
Miss Baker
Indianapolis
Fannie Hughes
Battle Creek
Michigan
Court Term Hinges on Busy Schedule and Local Moves
Judge William H. Bridwell says the circuit court may extend the May term to next week due to important business. Mrs. George Alvey and Mr and Mrs Claude Asbury left for Fox Lake Michigan to spend the summer at the Asbury cottage. Prof J W Holton of Shelbyville, former local superintendent, now leads Shelbyville schools and visited friends here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Circuit Court
George Alvey
Claude Asbury
Fox Lake
Michigan
Asbury Cottage
J. W. Holton
Shelbyville
Change in Bradders: couples’ quarrels give way to merry-go-round balance
Old Brother Bombershay recalls a shift from heated squabbles between Bradder Man Ley and his wife to a chaotic, circular pattern where outcomes swing unpredictably. The exchange frames domestic turmoil as a cyclical, fate-driven ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombershay
Bradder Manley
Puck
Producer on Springer Drilling Update on Levi Springer Farm
Location No 2 drilled by the Williams Brothers on the Levi Springer farm was shot Saturday and started at sixty barrels. Sand was found at 763 and finished at 785.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Brothers
Levi Springer
James Hummell Burned by Gasoline Blaze
James Hummell suffered a painful hand burn while cleaning the engine of the ER. Billman undertaker’s automobile hearse. A gasoline spark from an electric spark started a blaze but Hummell managed to extinguish it before damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hummell
ER. A. Billman
Mr. Hummels
Admitted to Bar for Hawton Lawyer on Monday
George W. Shingshang of Haw ton, a small station on the C T H E railroad, was admitted to the bar here Monday by Judge William H. Bridwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Shingshang
Hawton
Wm. H. Bridwell
Arnold and Bray Secure Terre Haute Marriage License
Earl Arnold 22 a concrete worker and Beulah Bray 17 of Terre Haute obtained a marriage license on Monday. The pairing marks a formal union process in the city records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Arnold
Beulah Bray
Terre Haute
Local workers injured and city water service disrupted
Arnold Getty at the T H 1 and RH traction substation received a severe electrical shock and was left senseless for a time after a burn to his right hand. The city lost water for about an hour and a half when a North Section street water main was severed during excavation. Other items note a Richmond automobile trip, a Indianapolis visit, a Pleasantville concert for Indian Prairie Y M C A, and Mrs Susan Hiatt fracturing her hip with advanced age cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Getty
RH. Traction Company
Claude H. Stratton
Joe
Richmond
Helen Mahley
Helen
Indianapolis
North Section
Samuel Eslinger
Springfield
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Lorene Setzer
Hutsonville
Gladys Buff
Vervain Arnett
C. W. Cooper
Whiting
Larr
Vada Newman
Ruth Burroughs
Near New Lebanon
Franchise League
Eleanor Foster
George Morris
Long
Mary Cooper
Cap Reid
Orville
Maud Meeker
St. Louis
H. C. Drake
West Terre Haute
M. A. Rose
Jane Lawson
Rufus DeHart
James V. Drake
Hosea Drake
W. A. Fuson
Cecil and Ross
Casey, Ir
George Fuson
Carl Lester
Hubert
West York
James Brown
Farmersburg
Church Lawn
Kingsley
Frank Wernz
Fairbanks
Tryphena Mayfield
J. P. Martin
German
Marshall, Ill
Warren Dickerson
Big Springs
Bowers
Newark Advocate
Houston Post
Ethel Goldberg
Louisville, Ky
Julius Harry Shoe Company
Springer
Business Counsel
Citizens Trust CO
Ind
Bennett’s Pharmacy
Baptist
Requied
Windley
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Dentist
Davis Hotel
Turmantow
B. M. Gessel
Tulsa
M. A
David L. Kah
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Shelby
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