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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1920

Page

3

Dugger News Briefs Highlight Local Obits and Accidents

Grover E Hendricks of Dugger receives a patent for a carbide lamp. Mrs. Frank Smith dies after years as an invalid. funeral in Linton. Three Vandalia Mine No 25 injuries include a Linton man crushed, a Bowers boy with a broken ankle, and a day man losing a finger. Mrs. Ira Keene dies in Dugger. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Walters of Cass. Paul Bond injures finger repairing a transformer. Paul Pickett injures back from mine fall. hospitalized in Sullivan County. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Boone welcome a boy. Harry Richards family visits Palestine Illinois.

Grover E. Hendricks Dugger Washington Frank Smith Linton Vandalia Mine Bert Wanders Bowers Ira Keene Boyd Walters Cass Paul Bond Paul Pickett Clover Leaf Sullivan County Hospital C. F. Boone Harry Richards Palestine Til

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim for Deafness Cure

An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured locally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood-borne remedy and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, with circulars free and a price of 75 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Eight Deaths Mark Influenza Peak in Carlisle Area

Over the past week eight deaths in and near Carlisle linked to influenza and pneumonia highlight the epidemic. Reported victims include Mrs. Alexander Hollingsworth aged 55, and Mrs. Ed Arnett among others, with funerals and interments noted in local cemeteries. The community also records stock liquidation by a Chicago firm, local social notes, and colorful town chatter amid ongoing spring preparations.

Carlisle Alexander Lollingsworth A. N. Williams Bethlehem Otto C. Pierson Oaktown Ed Arnett Alexander Hollingsworth Union John Swaner James Morin Ed Willis Riley Hiatt Chicago Blaine Hart Terre Haute W. J. Hart Otto Davis Sullivan W. C. Shepherd Trene Winegar Indianapolis Indiana Teachers’ Training College L. J. Winegar

Lickskillet Items from Bloomington Star

A stray banana peel jolts Deacon Hans for on the Bloomington Star’s page. Aunt Sally Hawkins sews a striped gingham shirt for the pastor, worn at church last Sunday. Jamaica ginger in grape juice at communion prompts odd behavior among boys. Ed Bascombe lends a soap box for a Washington's Birthday speech that Bill Blithers fails to return.

Deacon Hansfor Sally Hawkins Perkins Love Ann Long Ed Bascombe Bill Blithers

Sullivan Business Workers Club Meeting Highlights

Mrs. Elizabeth Sears spoke to Sublliven business women at the Sullivan Business Workers Club regular meeting, representing the National Federation of Womens Clubs and related professional women groups.

Elizabeth Sears National Federation of Usness Professionminb Sublliven O Sullivan Business Workers Club

New Directors Named for Sullivan Hardware and Furniture Co

George Mendenhall Percy H Denham and E R Dye named directors of Sullivan Hardware and Furniture Company in articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state The capitalization is 40000 Mr Dye succeeds the late H L Blumphreys who died recently

George Mendenhall Percy H. Denham E. R. Dye Sullivan Hardware and Furniture Company Mr. Dye H. L. Blumphreys

Roger Bean Book Tied to Star Subscriptions

The Union plans to include The Roger Bean book of Chic Jackson cartoons with club subscriptions for The Union and Terre Haute Star. Readers will receive one book of cartoons for an extra twenty cents, making the two newspapers plus book total 4.20 per year.

Roger Bean Union Terre Tiaute Party Chic Jackson Gof

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