Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns District
Mrs F H Johnson spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Fleming near New Lebanon. Mrs Eva Thompson was in Dugger Friday evening. Mrs Maude Burke and daughter Mrs Carl Daniels stayed with Mrs Carrie Hanley where Grandma Burke is seriously ill. Little Robert Kearns is ill. Mr and Mrs Harold Setzer of Graysville visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Reed. Miss Dolores Hoilman of Effingham Illinois came to visit her brother Bea Hoilman and family. E W Berry and family were in Sullivan Saturday evening. Mrs Ella Cooper has been quite ill. Mr and Mrs Will Corder purchased the George McNabb property at the Station and will move in soon. Mrs Burl Gogin and daughter Martha Jane of Palestine spent Tue and Wed with Mrs George Pinkston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Thommpson
Dugger
Maude Burke
Carl Daniels
Carrie Hanley
Grandma Burke
Robert Kearns
Harold Setzer
Graysville
Wm. Reed
Dolores Hoilman
Effingham
Bea Hoilman
E. W. Berry
Sullivan
Ella Cooper
Will Corder
George McNabb
Station
Burl Gogin
Martha Jane
Palestine
George Pinkston
Local Visits Highlight Dugger Social Roundup
Mrs. George Reynolds of Dugger visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coyner the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Creed spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Dugger
Earl Coyner
Lyman Creed
Jim Hunt
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana March 16 1921
Post office listing shows remaining unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana with ten days to claim before sending to Dead Letter Office. Ladies include Miss Ella Coffman Miss Helen Hines Mrs Sallie Johns Miss Hellen Kennedy Mrs Alice Moore Mrs Seigmund Mrs Chas Williams Miss Jennie. Gents include Mr Harold Buttler Mr Douglas Cummins Mr Davis Mr W B Davis W W Shipman Mr Hosea Wyatt S L. Callers must say Advertised and give date advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Coffman
Ella
Hines
Howes
Helen Johns
Sallie
Kennedy
Hellen
Moore
Alice
Seigmund
Chas. Williams
Jennie
Tanlac Restores Indianapolis Dealer After Years of Ill Health
Otto Marcum of Indianapolis credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery from a six week back pain, long stomach trouble, and kidney distress. He says six bottles rebuilt his health, returning him to work with renewed energy. Tanlac is advertised with local distributors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Otto Marcum
E. Market St
Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt St
Taniac
Conqueror Completes 25 AGG Tests At Service Tenure
An accomplished figure retired after completing 25 AGG tests during their LO years of service. The milestone marks a long career and notable dedication to duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baronels Bars
Quiet Title Suit Filed in Sullivan County Court
In Sullivan Circuit Court February Term 1921 Roland Runyan and Samuel Hinkle et al file a complaint to quiet title on several Sullivan County Indiana parcels. Defendants unknown heirs, spouses, and nonresidents are notified to appear by May 2, 1921. Clerk Charles R. Railsback cites M A Haddon as attorney for the plaintiff. 1st insertion March 2 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Roland Runyan
Samuel Hinkle
Arbove
M. A. Haddon
Hester A. Hinkle
Mahala Stanley
Martha Stanley
Margaret Stanley
William Harvey
William Harvy
William W. Harvey
Elizabeth M. Harvey
Martha Barcus
Solomon J. Barcus
James S. Barcus
William Barcus
William McCammon
William M. Mahan
Sarah M. Mahan
David E. Mahan
Emmie J. Watson
Therry M. Watson
Cory E. Thralis
Thomas Mahan
Mary A. Mahan
John H. Mahan
Isaac T. Mahan
Samuel D. Mahan
Margaret J. Baker
Willam K. Baker
Benjamin S. Mahan
Mary L. Mahan
Elizabeth Beckett
Mary L
Section
R. B. Harder
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit
Flexible Stone Slab Demonstrates Bendable Sandstone
The Engineering Gazette notes a sandstone slab cut from a creek bottom now owned by JTP Mille Oregon that can be bent and twisted with slight hand pressure, a property geologists cannot yet explain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Engineering Gazette
J.tp. Mille Oregon
Quirked WWI Draft Quinkification Note from Idaho
A garbled wartime instruction references a “listeners school” and a bizarre requirement about wearing a snake and a bottle of castor oil, labeled as an Idaho yarn. The fragment shows the era’s rhetoric and scrambled phrasing without clear verification of persons or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Whate Meat Resemblies Beef Described in Text
The passage describes the white meat resembling beef in boneless lumps from skull base to tail. It notes a venison-like flavor and coarse texture. The heart is considered among the best cuts, noted for its richness and portion size.
Containers Costly Waste in American Food Trade
A note argues that from one tenth to a quarter of U S food costs go to crates and containers that are discarded after single use, increasing prices and waste. The source text is unclear but emphasizes the economic impact of disposable packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Service Organization
Ford
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Durham
T. H. Star
MEROM
F. H. Johnson
Mrs. Jacob Fleming
New Lebanon
Gents
WM. E. Aydelotte
P. M
Narrows Ferry
Fairbanks
OK AL M
Kidd
Cris
W. Ek. Dickerson
Harrison & Drake—Auctioneers
Carl Lester
Chiropractic
Christian Science
H. L. Ramsey
Chiropractor
Palmer School OF Chiropractic
S. Section St
Cromwell & Cromwell
Chiropractors
Shelburn, Ind
Iniypolis
Joe K. Smock & Son
Carlisle
Palace Pharmacy
Advy
Dinnee
Dodge Brothers
ETHOS
J. Dugger
S. Court ST
Tnd
Hofmann Auto Sales
Postoffice
Manning
Biarr V4
Davis Brothers
Washington St
Sully
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