Local Social Notes From Terre Haute Area
Tom Durham is improving after a week of illness. Will Watson visited his uncle George Pitser east of Terre Haute on Saturday. Harvey Bicknell visited cousin Mary Mann on Sunday. Mrs Will Burke visited her parents A W and Mrs Wible from Friday to Monday. Warren Watson and wife were in Merom on Saturday. A G Cushman had a birthday with a big dinner Sunday. Cora Dix visited relatives in Hutsonville Sunday night. John Kennett and children spent Sunday in Merom. Roads are getting bad. Sunday school meets each Sunday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Durham
Will Watson
George Pitser
Terre Haute
Harvey Bicknell
Mary Mann
Will Burke
A. W. Wible
Warren Watson
Merom
A. G. Cushman
Cora Dix
Hutsonville
John Kennett
Kingsley Community Notices and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs. Mary Badger of Terre Haute visits son Noble Badger. Rev. George Fuson travels to Sullivan. Kingsley revival services conclude. Mrs. Guy Cushman from Graysville sings at service. Local attend rural basketball tourney in Sullivan. Garrett Drake of Terre Haute visits. Stick in the mud day prompts farmers to assist autoists. Whitlock family reunion marks Cushman birthday. Funeral officiating alters Sunday service. Virgil Trueblood travels to Middletown. San Riggs hosts guests from Fairbanks and Dodd's Bridge. Albin Bicknell visits daughter Claude Drake. Mrs. James Ransford calls from Dodd's Bridge. Strain family spends Sunday with Wernz. Earl Gaston relocates to David Whitlock farm. Dode DeHart visits Kellogg brothers Alpha and Rufus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Badger
Terre Haute
Noble Badger
George Fuson
Sullivan
Kingsley
Guy Cushman
Graysville
Ernestine Wernz
Doris
Frieda DeHart
R. G. DeHart
Merle Whitlock
Percy Lester
Will Fuson
H. S
Garrett Drake
C. F. Whitlock
Merle
Frances
Arbaces Cushman
Mr. Cushman
Virgil Trueblood
Middletown
Noah Scott
Roy Pound
Murray Drake
Chldren
Fairbanks
Roy Drake
Little Son
San Riggs
Albin Bicknell
Claude Drake
Milam Family Weekend Visits and Local Illness Notes
Merom residents Merom oe Misses Kathryn Edythe and Mary Milam visited their grandmother Mrs Josephine Milam. E W Berry sick with influenza improves but cannot attend school. Mrs Merilda Pleasant returns home after visiting East with daughter Mrs Cora Wolf. Several local families hosted guests and patients over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Cyrus Hedden Graysville Mr and Mrs Melville Manifold. Miss Ruth Robertson of Terre Haute visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Robertson. Mr and Mrs Carl Daniels and Mr and Mrs Rea M Hoilman with children visited Mrs Maude Burke and Mr D O Gettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Edythe
Mary Milam
Josephine Milam
E. W. Berry
Merilda Pleasant
Cora Wolf
Cyrus Hedden
Graysville
Melville Manifold
Harry Shaw
Mary Ladd
G. T. Carruthers
New Lebanon
Ruth Robertson
Terre Haute
Frank Robertson
Carl Daniels
Maude Burke
Rea M Hoilman
D. O. Gettinger
Illness and Visits Reported in Local Social Notices
Miss Gertrude Kaufman is ill. Mr and Mrs John Jones of Sur bury Pa visit Mr and Mrs Charles Vickery and family. The infant son of Art Pinkston of Linton was buried here Monday. Rev A E McBride dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Burke. Winfred Reid and daughter visited Palestine relatives. Mrs Al Borders of Georgetown Ind ill. Miss Helen Cushman weekend at Graysville. Calvin Wilkey buried here Sunday. Ruth Lemons Ferguson Pauline Zenor and George Daugherty guests of Max and Ralph Daugherty. Otto Pinkston ill with flu at home. Winfred Pifer visited grandparents Reid. Mrs John Edwards attended funeral of cousin in New Lebanon. Mrs Nelle McNabb with Emory Setzer parents. Emma Cooper improving. Frank Robertson Ruth Paul Robertson attended funeral in Robinson. Webb Milam Bonnie Milam in Sullivan. Alva Colvin Roy Colvin and son Roy Jr ill at Colvin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Kaufman
John Jones
Surbury
Charles Vickery
Art Pinkston
Linton
A. E. McBride
Frank Burke
Winfred Reid
Arthur Pifer
Palestine
al Borders
Georgetown
Ind
Helen Cushman
Graysville
Calvin Wilkey
Ruth Lemons
Ferguson
Pauline Zenor
George Daugherty
Max
Ralph Daugherty
Otto Pinkston
Winfred Pifer
John Edwards
Russell
New Lebanon
Nelle McNabb
Emory Setzer
Emma Cooper
Frank Robertson
Ruth
Paul Robertson
Robinson
Webb Milam
Bonnie Milam
Sullivan
Alva Colvin
Roy Colvin
Roy Jr
Colvin
Local notices from Shelburn area health and social updates
Dr Oliver Cromwell visited Olin Moore who had the flu. Marie Ferguson suffers a flu attack. Some town residents attended Curt Hagerman sale at Farmersburg last Wednesday. Families moved, dined with relatives, and relatives visited. Roads are nearly impassable. Farm Bureau met Friday with a large crowd and a good program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cromwell
Shelburn
Olin Moore
Curt Hagerman
Farmersburg
Marie Ferguson
Hosie Weaver
Terre Haute
Jerry Barcus
Chester
Woodard
Darrel Boone
Milt Patton
Huden
Dudley Hayworth
Farm Bureau
Graysville Notes On School Absences And Local Events
Sickness reduces attendance at Graysville school and church services. The replacement of the fire damaged school wagon is announced. Cal Wilkey of Kentucky died from influenza and was buried at Merom after a large Methodist church funeral turnout amid bad weather. A local chat about a sport model ends with Ross Ransford giving a cautious reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Wilkey
Kentucky
Merom
Feller
Ross Ransford
Ross
Local notes and family milestones brighten county life
Miss Virginia Harris returns to school after a week’s illness in the home. A. G. Cushman’s relatives marked his 51st birthday with a large gathering and meals. Jerome Turman broke a leg at play. Dr. Cato treated him and school ends for the term. Fred Frakes bought the Turman property. Bro Avery closed the Kingsley meeting, attendance was low due to sickness. Harry Knox tapped his sugar orchard awaiting a stir off invitation. Sale bills proliferate along the roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Harris
Bro. Avery
Kingsley
Harry Knox
A. G. Cushman
Clyde Shields
W. A. Shields
Clarence Whitlock
David Cushman
Wm. Bailey
Carlos Myers
Emmet Nowlin
Robert Medsker
Sylvia
Pauline Medsker
Arbaces
Jerome Turman
Cato
Jerome
Fred Frakes
Turman
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims 40 Years’ Use
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming over four decades of use for catarrh. It describes an external ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to reduce nasal mucous inflammation. Sold by all druggists. FE Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
All Druggiars
FE. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Post Office
A list of unclaimed letters dated March 7 1923 remains at the Sullivan Indiana post office. Calls must be made within two weeks to avoid transfer to the Dead Letter Office. Names appear in Ladies and Gents sections with household and foreign addressees. Please say Advertised when calling and provide the date advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Postoffice
Mew Ray
John Ss. Rockwell
William. Foreign. Baird
Robert R. Calvert
Sullivan County
Card of Thanks for Calvin M. Wilkey
Elizabeth Wilkey and Abraham C. Wilkey express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for kind words and actions following the death of their beloved husband and father Calvin M. Wilkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin M. Wilkey
Mrs J W Clute Visits Terre Haute Sister
Mrs. J W Clute of Terre Haute is visiting her sister Mrs Richard St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. W. Clute
Terre Haute
Mrs
Richard St. Clair
Spring seeding time for farmers is here
The semi monthly crop report from Indiana agricultural statistician George C Bryant notes below normal temperatures and precipitation, ice in northern counties, and early spring seeding preparations. It reports rising farm sales and corn trading, uncertain wheat and rye, clover seeding starting in the south, pastures lacking feed, and strong livestock feeding with high labor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Bryant
Indiana
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Bryant
Emma Cowen Sends News From California to Sullivan Union
Former Sullivan resident Emma Cowen warns of flu and shares life in California. She describes sunny days, orange shows in San Bernardino, Fresno exhibit first prize, orange groves in bloom, and grape vineyards. She notes a overdue subscription renewal and signs off from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cowen
California
Sullivan
Eastlake Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Sullivan Union
Ind
Mr. White
Union
San Bernardino
Emma F. Cowen
Community notices thank neighbors after illness and loss
The family of John A. Russell expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers after the sickness and death of his wife and mother. Charles Huff family, Lizzie Click and Joy, and Julia Arnett are noted for caring during illness. Arlie Shroyer lost part of his forefinger. doctors amputated the finger at the second joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnett
Shelburn
Arlie Shroyer
The
Daily Times
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