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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1922

Page

5

Local Residents Gather for Weekend Visits in Sullivan Area

Mary Mann and her mother attended the Home Makers club in Graysville Friday. Ural Watson visited grandparents. Ralph Collier and wife, Ham Burton and family, Will Watson and son Gaylord, and Tom Durham with families were邻 socializing across Sullivan and Carl Burton's on Saturday and Sunday. A well on Tom Mann's farm drilled by D M Phillips produced water twenty feet above the derrick. Lee Phillips and Warren Watson with spouses visited O T Collier Sunday afternoon.

Mary Mann Sullivan Ural Watson Ralph Collier Ham Burton C. E. Watson Ella Eno Home Makers Club Graysville Tom Durham Carl Burton Will Watson Gaylord Tom Mann D.M. Phillips Lee Phillips Warren Watson O. T. Collier’s

Community Notes from Terre Haute Area Visits and Local Events

Miss Ivan Drake visited friends in Terre Haute last week. Several residents attended church at Shelburn Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Strain spent Monday at Rufus DeHart's. J. B. McKinney bought the Everett Trueblood farm and plans improvements. Various locals hosted callers including Dr. C. E. Thomson family and Rev. J. H. Paddock guests.

Ivan Drake Terre Haute Claude Pittman Merle Whitlock Edgar Strain Rufus DeHart S. J Jessie Harrison Kingsley Fred Wilkey Shelburn J. H. Paddock O. P. Badger John Pinkston Bro. Johnson Frank Badger Lon Pennington Sullivan Helen Monk Mary Parker T. K. Cushman Clarence Whitlock Vernon Martin John Setzer

Local Social Event Showcases Youth and Community Talent

Mrs. Clara Walters and Orph Keegan organized a program featuring a duet by the Misses Artie and Nellie Knowles and a piano solo by Miss Edna Fuson. The performances highlight positive impact on both the young participants and older attendees.

Clara Walters Orph Keegan Artie Nellie Knowles Edna Fuson

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Aimed at Deafness

An advert claims catarrh inflames the Eustachian tube causing rumbling and partial hearing loss. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine can rid the system of catarrh and deafness, noting forty years of success and availability from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Local residents share visits and services across towns

Mr and Mrs E W Berry hosted the Stones in Stoy while Webb Milam visited Sullivan with sister Mrs Jesse Wilson. Cora Cramer and McBride called. Dilley family care noted. Gray death reported with funeral at M E church and Merom burial. Community updates include visits, sales, and church arrangements in Sullivan, Terre Haute, Brazil, and nearby areas.

E. W. Berry John Stone Stoy Webb Milam Sullivan Jesse Wilson Cora Cramer John Gettinger McBride Loogootee Ind Charles Davis John Setzer Graysville Louise Pinkston Josephine Milam Reva Dudley T. E. Wyne M. H. Berry Mel Manifold Frank Rockenfield Terre Haute Corwin Phillips

Weather of a Week Farmersburg March 12 Report

Miss Glenn Yeager reports the county cooperative weather observer data for the week ending March 12. Daily conditions include cloudy days on the 6th and 7th with rain on the 6th and light rainfall on the 10th. Temperatures ranged from 28 to 57 with clear mornings on the 9th 11th 12th and rainfall totals of 0.50 inches on the 6th and 0.02 inches on the 10th.

Farmersburg Glenn Yeager Co-Operative

Township Notes On Moves And Transfers

Olin Moore bought the John Martin place and will move this week. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Martin will move to the Ault place. Carl Barcus returned from St Louis. Reed school children have been transferred to the township as their building burned last week. Mr and Mrs Levi Jewell hosted guests Friday including Mr and Mrs Otto Miller and Mr and Mrs Alvin Hood.

Olin Moore John Martin Lawrence Martin Ault Place Carl Barcus St. Louis Reed School Levi Jewell Otto Miller Alvin Hood

Graysville Honors Rev George McKee After Brother in Law Dies

Here Sunday, the community mourns Robert Abell, brother in law of Rev George McKee of Terre Haute. Mrs. James E. Yager has been very ill for five days but shows some improvement. Her sisters Mrs Charles Davis of Merom and Mrs Lulu Lester of Terre Haute are noted in the brief item.

George McKee Terre Haute Robert Abell James E. Yager Charles Davis Merom Lulu Lester

Death of Robert Abell After Long Illness in Indiana County

Robert Abell born December 12 1861 in Marion County Kentucky died March 10 1922 at age 71 years 2 months and 28 days. He resided in Sullivan County since youth and was married twice first to Mary E Wilson then to Amanda J Frakes. Survived by his wife two children three grandchildren one sister and three step children with many friends. Funeral services were held at the home and Mt Tabor church and burial was in Poplar cemetery.

Robert Abell Phillip Susan Abell Marion County Kentucky Sullivan County Mary E. Wilson Alma E. Christy Russell J. Abell New Light Church Merom Church of Christ Amanda J. Frakes Irvin Raley Lou Riggs Byron Riggs Harry Bell Abell Mt. Tabor Poplar Cemetery

Mrs Dutton starts extended visit to Kansas City and Tulsa

Mrs Hervey Dutton left Tuesday for an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Bert Crawley in Kansas City. She will visit her daughter Miss Dorothy Dutton who works in the Tulsa Oklahoma schools.

Hervey Dutton Kansas City Oklahoma Bert Crawley Dorothy Dutton Tulsa, Okla

P. O. Department Warns Patrons On Rural Routes

The Post Office Department urges rural patrons to cooperate with postmasters and carriers to improve service. Key steps include keeping roads accessible and box approaches clear, using stamps, and avoiding leaving money in boxes for postage or money orders.

P. O. Department Post Office Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sullivan’s America Indiana Sullivan County Farm Bureau White Children’s Bloomer Bennett’s Pharmacy West Side Drug Store Big Springs Riggs Clay Product Company Ruth Lucile Roy Jewell Otto Jewell Elmira Giles Will Marts Lydia Woodard Ralph Branson Harold Pittman Hood Girls Grandma Allen Sam Engle Near Sullivan Charles. Moore Marjorie Weaver Canton Evedar Gendatandh Bfeaight Federal Reserve Bank Counties W. B. Walters W. D. Brown Wabash Valley Electric CO
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