U. C. C. Notes Highlights Local Events and Changes
The column reports Dr. Hershey’s Sunday appointment, Prof. Peters now a new papa, Mrs. Brandon visiting from Greenville, Bea Heilman visiting a local senior, and G. O. Peelman leaving school for farm work. It notes Marion Shade’s horse accident, ongoing society programs, local debate with Indiana Central University, Wabash River conditions, and an upcoming Sunday school class and club rate changes for The Terre Haute Star and The Sullivan Union.
Local Residents Attend Sales and Travels Near Fairbanks
Kingsley Samuel Ridgeway and son Chas of New Lebanon attended the Johnson sale west of Fairbanks on Tuesday. Ed Jewell C F Whitlock and others visited Shelburn while Cyrus Monroe moved to Free Martin farm. Free Martin family plans Rosebud county Montana move. well wishes from community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ridgeway
Chas
New Lebanon
Ed Jewell
C. F. Whitlock
Rufus DeHart
Edgar Strain
Ira
Hosea Drake
Carl
Percy Lester
Fairbanks
Luther Whitlock
Shelburn
Cyrus Monroe
West York
Ill
Martin Farm
J. P. Martin
Lynn Gaston
Lynn Gaston Has A New Buggy. Thumd Whitlock
Ivery
Curt Swanigan
Terre Haute
Ilelen Norris
Elsie Peacher
Freeta Jewell
Lotta May
Alexander Gaston
Strain School
Murray DeBaun
Will Gaston
Maurice DeBaun
Tom Monk
Chauncey Frakes
Earl Gaston
Will Fuson
Soren Thomas
Cal Harmon
Opal
Sullivan
Free Martin
Rene
Robert
Vera
Martha
Rosebud County
Montana
Zola
Bernice
Vernon
Grayville notes on weather meetings and local people
Graysville reports a mix of wet and dry weather in March and a lingering school term awaiting the three week mark. O H Burke and Harold Goins visited Merom for business while Rev. M McWinney aids with a meeting. Miss Joy Foree visits the Lickskillet club. Mildred Shields sought club approval. The Big Springs Dramatic Club toured en route to Fairbanks to perform A Noble Outcast. Mrs. Bruce Badger and Httleson visit O P Badger. township exams were held at the high school with uncertain results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Burke
Harold Goins
Merom
Mary Parrot
M. McWinney
Merom Charge
Deacon Hartsock
Joy Foree
Lickskillet
Mildred Shields
Big Springs
Tufted-tit and His Brother Tom-tit in the Birds of Winter
A feature on migratory and resident birds contrasts the two long annual migrations with transitory species. It profiles the tufted tit and its brother the tom-tit, detailing their names, plumage, behavior, and calls, and notes their roles as "the farmer's little friend" in winter and spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufted-Tit
Tom-tit
Canada
Ide
Peter
Peter Bird
Rate Change Prompts New Annual Price
On and after March 31st the annual rate rises to 3.00 dollars replacing the former 2.50 dollars per year. The note marks the old rate of 2.50 dollars per year for prior subscribers.
Local News Roundup Includes Returns and Travel Notes
Greg Page returns from Illinois after several weeks away. Kern left for Greenville Ohio after buying walnut logs and learning part of his family had scarlet fever. Wm Ingersol did carpentry for Miss Foote in Fairfield building. A parcel post sale was held Saturday. Floyd Barcus visited from Dugger. The river rose ten feet last week amid a few scarlet fever cases. Sunday school party at St Patrick’s Day hosted by Mrs Shade. W C T U meets at Mrs Hershey Friday. Frank Rockenfield now janitor at the Methodist church. Willing Workers meet at Rev Deremer’s this week. Marion Shade injured in a route one runaway last Saturday. Romaine Stanley and family returned to Merom from Boone property. he did carpentry in Vincennes. Mrs Margaret Anderson and baby daughter visited Sullivan last Wednesday. Mrs Minnie Daniels and Mayme Daniels were in Sullivan Saturday. Harry Moore recently suffered ptomaine poisoning. Guy Walters and Claude Bowman joined U C C at a debate in Indianapolis last Friday. same night another team from Indianapolis school debated the home school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Page
Illinois
Kern
Greenville
Ohio
Wm. Ingersol
Graysville
Miss Foote
Fairfield
Floyd Barcus
Dugger
Merom
Boone
Stanley
Vincennes
Margaret Anderson
Sullivan
Minnie Daniels
Mayme
Harry Moore
Guy Walters
Claude Bowman
Indianapolis
Jerre Haute Clubbing Rate Note for March
A listing shows the old rate of 2.50 dollars per year for March at Jerre Haute clubs.
Winter King Tom Tit Nesting Nearby In Snowy Yard
An old woman shovels snow to hen coops while birds like tufted titmice and Tom tit nest near houses. A bird dog points to a red bud tree where tufted tit sits, and a nest in a fallen woodpecker tree is built from rabbit fur. Tom tit continues nearby visiting with suet to reward feeders all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tit
Tom
Deputy Sheriff Marries Pearl Marie Pinkston
Otha Brodie deputy sheriff of the county wed Thursday in a ceremony conducted by Justice Watson. Pearl Marie Pinkston became his wife in a formal city wedding setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha Brodie
Justice Watson
Pearl Marie Pinkston
Miller Hardware and Furniture opens new rear balcony restroom
The Miller Hardware and Furniture Company has opened a well furnished rest room on the balcony in the rear of their store on the west side. The room features chairs and davenports and decorative light fixtures offering comfort and convenience to store visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Hardware and Furniture Company
Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Building and Loan Case Summary
Bloomfield Indiana dispute involves Adolph Grandame Julienne Grandame et al note mortgage and possession. Austin Sinclair sues Sullivan Mill and Elevator Co on account. J I Case Threshing Machine Co sues Hall Bogard notes and foreclosure of mortgage. Edward J Walsh and William R White sue Charles Burris on account. Everett Rice vs Charles Gin noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Rice
Charles Ginnicks
The
Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Building and Loan Association of
Bloomfield
Ind
Adolph Grandame
Julienne Grandame
Austin Sinclair
Sullivan Mill and Elevator Co
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co
Hall Bogard
Edward J. Walsh
William R. White
Charles Burris
County WCTU Institute Opens at M E Church
A county institute of the W C T U opened yesterday afternoon at the M E church in this city and will close tonight. Miss Clara Sears of Indianapolis state treasurer leads the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.F. OU. County Institute
M. E
Clara Sears
Indianapolis
Marriage Licenses Issued In Indiana Counties
Lester Copeland 20 farmer near Lewis and Bonnie M McAn ally 20 Hymera. Otho O Brodie 24 deputy sheriff and Pearl M Pinkston 17 Sullivan. Walter F Dixon 22 salesman Greenfield and Zada Z Douth itt 24 milliner Sullivan. Thomas E West 51 miner and Jennie Stewart 44 Hymera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Copeland
Farmer
Lewis
Ind
Bonnie M. McAnally
Hymera
Otho O. Brodie
Pearl M. Pinkston
Sullivan
Walter F. Dixon
Greenfield
Zada Z. Douthitt
Milliner
Thomas E. West
Miner
Jennie Stewart
Miss Jennie DeVol Visits Relatives in Town
Miss Jennie DeVol of Pimento is visiting relatives here, staying with family and joining local neighbors for short visits and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie DeVol
Pimento
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking
Dr. Hershey
Prof. Sanford
Julia Lowe
Prof. Peters
Brandon
H. L. Peters
Bea Heilman
Effingham
G. O. Peelman
Peelman
Marion Shade
Shade
Prof
Stoddard
C. W. Bowman
Messrs
Walters
Bowman
Indiana Central University
Messers
E. F. Goernandt
R. W. Mitchell
National Sunday School Association
Gill Township Improvement Association
Mercim State Bank
J. M. Cramer
Albert Hubble
W. S. Sanford
Chas. Hawkins
John Kelly
Terre Haute Star
Sullivan Union
Kingsley
Tuafted-tit
Jerre Haute Star
Wre
Rehig
G.¢ Wet Rae, Getk
Total
Peoples State Bank, of
Indiana
Peoples
State Bank, of
the Peoples State Bank
BANK
South West Corner Square
Idolos
Everett. Taylor
W. Side
Bennett
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