Anniversary Social Held by C W E M in Carlisle
About one hundred guests attended a social last Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Alombaugh honoring the C W E M thirtieth anniversary. Prizes were won by Jas H Gilliland and Stephen Hockney in a guessing contest. Pneumonia caused the death of Samuel Caloway, a longtime resident of Haddon Township, age 66. He leaves a wife and five children. Funeral services were held Thursday at the colored cemetery near Tuell schoolhouse. The community note also lists local movements in schools, farms, and residences, plus several short obituary mentions and church visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
J. F. Alombaugh
Jas. H. Gilliland
Stephen Hockney
Samuel Caloway
Haddon Township
Caloway
Tuell
al Payne
Urbana
Wallace Basss
Joe Embers
Terre Haute
Frank
George Calaway
Farm news note finds residents abroad and at home
Miss Elma Patton and her father traveled to Texas for a visit while Frank Lash and his son Willard spent time in Terre Haute. The Just For Fun Club met with Miss Leona Grizzle. Others returned from visits to Marshall and Sullivan and a hunting party on the Wabash reported moderate success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lash
Willard
Terre Haute
Just For Fun Club
Leona Grizzle
Bessie Riley
Marshall
Ils
Big Hill community notes and local updates
Lorenzo Clark moved to Scott City on Tuesday. Henry Eisner and family visited their son at Farmersburg last week. Alma E Wood called at Myers' on Wednesday. The Big Hill mine closed for the season. School will close here Wednesday and a play by the Rebekahs was attended in Graysville. A meeting was held to organize a local telephone company. Many residents report rain or coal hauling activity and various sick lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Clark
Scott City
Henry Eisner
Ruth
Farmersburg
Alma E Wood
Myers
James Dodd
Arthur Clark
Charley Walters
Lodge
Fairbanks
Gyp
Rebekahs
Graysville
Kennett
Oero & Co
C. G. Conn
John Chambers
Visitors and Trips Highlight New Lebanon Community
Mrs. Chas. Goss visited Terre Haute over Sunday. Frank Mason returned from Chicago last week. Clell Dillingham of East Chapel conducted business here. Mrs. Lucy Mason stayed with her mother Mrs. T. B. Springer last week. Mrs. J. D. Dudley visited relatives in Sullivan last week. Floyd Russell conducted business in Sullivan last week. William Bennett made a business trip to Sullivan on Wednesday. Miss Nora Dudley visited last week with Miss Jessie Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bolinger
Otto Bell
Edgar Boles
Terre Haute
Louie Whitney
Sullivan
Laurel Bennett
Chas. Huff and Son
Russell
Merom
Mrs
Chas. Goss
Porte
Sunny
Clell Dillingham
East Chapel
Lucy Mason
T. B. Springer
J. D. Dudley
Floyd Russell
William Bennett
Nora Dudley
Jessie Cochran
Social visit notes and brief travels around town
Miss Clara Keithly returned last Tuesday after a week with relatives and friends. Mrs. Pullis accompanied her home. Cary Littlejohn plans to leave Monday for Texas to homestead. Miss Ora Patton and Leon Littlejohn visited Ora’s parents Saturday night. Mrs. Chas Vanarsdall Mrs. Ross Tennis and son Rudolph shopped in Sullivan. Misses Erna Stockland and Lora Myers called on Ora Patton Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Keithly
Mrs. Pullis
Ora Patton
Leon Littlejohn
Chas. Vanarsdall
Ross
Rudolph
Sullivan
Erna Stockland
Lora Myers
Wakeful Child Finds Cure in Stomach and Liver Tablets
Two year old child of Mr. P L McPherson of Harrisburg Pennsylvania suffered sleepless nights due to stomach trouble. After administering Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets the child slept through the night and a permanent cure was achieved after two boxes. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. McPherson
N. Tentt St
Harrisburg
Chamberlain
Local Notes From Hymera and Surrounding Towns
Bill McGrew Bert Mahan visited Bill Benefield of Grays aule Tuesday night and Wednes Verlin Watson and Esta Littlejohn were in Terre Haute on business Wednesday. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church gave a supper Thursday for the benefit of the K P band. Miss Sophia Ragle of Fort Branch visiting sister Mrs Frank Pearson. Young people attended Uncle Rube at Shelburn Friday night. Mrs Stella Littlejohn called on Mire Lacy McCarty Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McGrew
Bert Mahan
Bill Benefield
Graysaule
Verlin Watson
Esta Littlejohn
Terre Haute
Ladies’ Aid’ ‘Society of the
M. E. Church
Athe K
P. Band
Sophia Ragle
Fort Branch
Mrs
Frank Pearson
Uncle Rube
Shelburn
Stella Littlejohn
Mire
Lacy McCarty
Virginia Tale From 1902 Prompts Cough Remedy Praise
In a small Virginia town in winter 1902 a mother recounts using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to save her baby from a severe cold that almost led to pneumonia. The letter-like anecdote credits the remedy with swift recovery and praises its curative effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Jne E. Harmon
Mell. Station
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liaphesbeniiaakeahe
D. B. Riggs
Charles T. Akin
R. O. Lisman
Matt Smith
Harry Speake
Gilbert Dunbar
John M. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
W. F. Munich
I. H. Graham
Worthngton
Christian Church
Eva Rogers
St. Louis
R.¥. Akin
Pe Evans
Mro Kino Mal Quesada
Cuba
Isle
Pines
Ann R. Boone
Laconia
Daniel W. Helms
Margaret D. Helms
Hugh N
James L
Edna Helms
Benjamin R. Helms
Elma Patton
Texas
Albert Campbell
Dade Pittman
Fred Lash
Wabash
Big Hill
Bro. Daugherty
James Ransford
James Woodard
Henry Wood
Alma E. Wood
Lee Biru
Edmund Meyer
Emma Bird
Uncle Jim Clark
Courtney Walters
Jessie Page
Dugger
Bert Standley
John Kraus, Jr
Addison Ransford
Lem Harris
Lucy Walters
Jacob Hayden
Oscar Kennett
Harvey Monroe
Fox
Alma Wood
D. B. Sawyer
Sullivan County
James Dixon
Martha Dixon
Indiana
Sullivan County School Fund
J. M. Lang
Court House
New Orleans
Dardadhi
Cordelia McGee
Cylfoart
Mies
Office of Auditor
UwWwuUw
Wible & Herbert
Col. A. Cooper
Illinois
Big Springs
Ella Eno
William Ingersoll
Martin Calhoun
James Moore
Rev
Hershey
Medsker Home
Lora
New Lebanon
Frank Mason
Chicago
Union Will
Cary Littlejohn
Homestead
Q. McBride
Hymera
Board of Commissioners
Wm. M. Bennett
Wiley Gambill
Jos. Asbury
Vincennes
Paxton Eeeees
Ar Terre Haute
South Hound Trains
Ly Terre Haute
Shelb
Paxton Wn Eeee
John Blount
Ham
Fain Bam
Monon
Ind
Vichona Lone
Vichona
E. E. Muehler
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