Local Notes From Terre Haute Area and Graysville
Miss Ozetta DeBaun visits schooling with Watter DeBaun family in Terre Haute. James Pound returns from Graysville where he visited son Hank. Prof. Porter travels to Terre Haute. Hazel Clouse guests of Will Albee. O E S meets at Masonic hall. C M Welshs return from Florida. Opal Deal of Monroe City visits sister. Mrs Don Johnson visited last week. Yank Holmes returns from U S Army. Emma Myles and Dees visit Lillie Albee. High school basketball in Graysville with reported rowdyism. Arthur Drake visits O M Chambers. Claude Harmon takes teachers to Terre Haute. tires busted. Opal Chowning, Dorothy Douglas attend Graysville basketball social. Rev. Fuson holds meetings at West Union. Vernon Martin returns home from overseas via coast artillery service. James Monroe moves to Narrows farm. old Narrows warehouse torn down and moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozetta DeBaun
Curt DeBaun
Terre Haute
Watter DeBaun
James Pound
Graysville
Hank Pound
Prof
Porter
Hazel Clouse
Will Albee
Masonic Hall
C. M. Welsh
Florida
Opal Deal
Monroe City
Don Johnson
Charles
Yank) Holmes
U. S. Army
Emma Myles
Dees
Lillie Albee
Arthur Drake
O. M. Chambers
Claude Harmon
Vernon Martin
Coast Artillery
Billings
Mont
France
Camp Sherman
Ohio
James Monroe
Kelly
Narrows
Harve Thompson
Sullivan
James R. Riggs
Frank Hiatt
Oskaloosa
Burlington Railroad Company
Homer Creager
Winter Haven
Fla
Charles Howard
John Adams
Farmersburg
Washington, D. C
Adams
Jewett Wolfe
J. B. Mullane
Indianapolis
The
Elks
Wooslow
R. W. Akin
Indiana
W. Y. Way
Henrietta Way
Sullivan High School
Thomas D. Ellis
Thomas B Ellis
Carlisle
Ellis
Will Catlin
Garland
Joe Loudermilks
Irving M. Eastman
Attica
N. Y
Eastman
East
R.W. Cadwell
R. L. Bailey
Juanita
Arizona
W. D. Palmer
Rocky Ford
Colorado
W. H. Hughes
Katherine Oliver
Russell Cramer
Merom
Sullivan State Bank
Local North Central Illinois Notes and Attendances
Daily brief items from West Union and surrounding towns list visits and guests from George Whitlock to Col Emory Drake. A public sale at Noble Badger drew good prices and a river rise threatens low bottoms with concern for the church’s future after the few faithful members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Thomas
Sullivan
Charles Badger
Noble Badger
Emory Drake
Carlisle
Carl Lester
David Whitlock
Shelburn
Jessie Harrison
Levi Drake
Noble
Pearl
Grace
Dakota
Claude Barmond
Fairbanks
Ben Monroe
Charles
Roy Bostick
Graysville
James Monroe
Charles Bostick
Sweet Peas and Town News From Fort Branch Area
A long list of local visitors and residents includes Mrs Zylma Woodard retiring and Mrs Johnson and daughters of Sullivan succeeding her, Emory Stanley of Merom and Chas Houpt with others in town. Updates note influenza scenes, a sale by the Index Co. for clothes pins, and various travels between Sullivan, Merom, Terre Haute, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Oliphant
Fort Branch
Zylma Woodard
Johnson
Sullivan
John Jester
Chas. Thompson
Merom
Arnett
Emory Stanley
Chas. Houpt
Walter Weir
Index Co
Luke Mc
Luke
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure and Reward
A historic ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It touts blood action to heal mucous surfaces and promises health improvement after short use. Includes address in Ohi o and note that testimonials are sent free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
sCoredo
Ohio
Rainy weekend disrupts games and visits in town
The community endured nearly continuous rain from Friday night to Monday morning. The school boys beat Pleasantville high school in basketball on Saturday. A new blacksmith Jeremia Sheeptan from Linton arrived. Walter Booker held a public sale last Saturday before moving to Terre Haute. Several families reported illnesses and visits, including the Cobb, Linn, Bruner, Mayfield, Nash, and Jackson households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
Jeremia Sheeptan
Linton
Walter Booker
Claud Linn
Jesse Bruner
Charles Mayfield
Anna Nash
Sullivan
Charles Jackson
Clovis Bedwell
Guy Milter
Lela Near
Cordy Dunbar
Rolly Summer
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Side Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Opal Chowning
Dorothy Douglas
Jolly Hunt
Jimmie Eisner
K. Evans
Kingsley
George Fuson
West Union
Illinois
George Whitlock
West Union, Ill
Fred Wernz
Mary Dickerson
Hattie Martin
A. R. Talbott
Logansport
J. B. Newland
Erre Haute
H. Clay Jewell
Avon Park
Hoosier Bargain Store
Jrace
Hoosier
South Gan
Sullivan County
South Bend
South Bend Tire
Turmansé Riggs Sullivan
Ind
Black Bros. @ Co
Lindley
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