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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

8

Merom Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Esther Moore of Graysville was in the city Sunday. Tom White and wife of LaMotte Prairie visited family this week. Mrs Setzer entertained a nephew from Oaktown last week. Rev Sprague preached at the M E church Thursday evening. Frank Pogue of Xenia made a business call Friday. Rev Hershey returned from Danville Monday. Rev Rowe preached at Trimble Sr Sunday. Township examination was well attended Saturday. Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Houpt a son Sunday. Mr and Mrs Musgrave visited Sullivan Friday. Mr and Mrs Bowers stopped in Merom Tuesday en route to the north. Wm Thornton and wife and Mrs Alice Boone were Sullivan visitors Saturday. Mrs Leola Newlin hosted a social Thursday evening with a four course luncheon. Charley Napier of Terre Haute was here Sunday. Mr Warner of Graysville visited Sunday. Laura Wright of Palestine visited her sister early in the week. Prof Hatten attended Grandmother Lillie’s funeral at Sullivan Sunday. Mrs Rena Wood funeral and interment at Mann cemetery Monday. Prof Hatten to spend vacation in Terre Haute. Grandmother Minter improving. James A Shaw to depart for Annapolis Md.

M. E. Setzer Oaktown Sprague Owen County M. E. Church Frank Pogue Xenia Ills Our City Hershey Danville Rev. Rowe Trimble, Sr Wm. Houpt Charley Napier Terre Haute Mr. Warner Graysville Laura Wright Palestine Prof. Hatten Lillie Sullivan Rebecca Cox Bowen Glenn Frakes Myrtle Thompson Ida Reed Clarence Whitlock Staffordshire Prof. Fleming Steve Anderson J. C. Gross San Antonio Texas Cus Chowning Scott City Harvey Stevens Near Burchard E. C. Pogue Daisy Shields William Johnson J. R. Johnson Emory Johnson Fairbanks

Bethany Sunday Sermon Draws Several Listeners

Rev Deany preached at Bethany on Sunday with several attendees present. Miss Maggie Lismar of Carlisle visited Joseph Trimble, and Miss Ola McCammon called on Miss Ren Jones. Various local residents traveled to Carlisle Sullivan Oaktown and Sullivan for visits and business Saturday and Sunday.

Deany Maggie Lismar Carlisle Joseph Trimble Ola McCammon Ren« Jones

First Bottle Free for Dr Carlstedt’s German Liver Powder

A newspaper offer promotes Dr Carlstedt's German Liver Powder claiming it cures liver and kidney complaints. It guarantees a 26 cent bottle free to try and urges prompt action from readers to receive the trial bottle.

German Liver Powder Promises Relief for Many Cases

An advertisement claims Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder has relieved thousands of hopeless cases and invites distant buyers to mail orders through the American Pharmaceutical Co. of Evansville Indiana. It notes not to send children and lists Joe K. Smock as a seller.

American Pharmacal Co Evansville Ind Joe K. Smock

Breakfast for School Children Program Expands

In large German cities many children must start school at 8 in winter and 7 in summer without adequate breakfast. Efforts have been made to fix a number of places to provide the necessary food for those in need.

Liquid Air Industry Expands in Germany

Liquid air production for scientific and technical use has grown substantially in Germany, signaling a rising industrial niche. The development reflects broader advances in physics and engineering, with laboratories and manufacturers expanding capacity and research applications.

Germany

Local notes from Fairbanks and vicinity reflect social visits and school exams

Multiple residents including Owen Kissner John Pittman Arch Kissner and families are listed with visits in Sullivan Farmersburg and nearby towns. A township exam at the school house saw twenty five pupils writing with fifteen eighth graders. Teachers and officials encourage seventh graders to participate and anticipate a larger graduating class for the high school.

Fleming Park

Graysville Notices Move, Visits and Local Changes

Chas Huff moved to the Hannah Alsop place north of Merom. Misses Cora Sims and Elsie Pugh of New Lebanon visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parr. John York and Bert Hawkee added to Trustee Collier’s house. Mrs. Thomas Pogue is ill. Cal Parr to Merom and H V Crapo to vacated house. A large township exam class wrote last Saturday. Byron Feree and wife visited. Vacation begins. boy and worm theme noted. Luther Yager to enter Hymera mines. Sylvia St Clair from Uplane visited. Wm Lester moved to river bottom. John McNaughton called on Ruth Burton. Sivers attended service.

Chas. Huff Hannah Alsop Merom Will Benefield James Woner Cora Sims Elsie Pugh New Lebanon Thomas Parr John York Bert Hawkee O. T. Collier Thomas Pogue W. N. Thompson Durham Cal Parr H. V. Crapo Geo. Bicknell Luther Yager Hymera Ea Sylvia St. Clair Uplane Ind Wm. R. Lester River Bottom John McNaughton Ruth Burton

Benson Chapel News Roundup in Sullivan Area

George Benson hauling lumber to Sullivan. Claude Stewart quits school. Miss Genn Nesbit teaches at No 4 and visited Mrs. Kate Shields. Chauncey Trueblood hosted a party with Lillie and Lillous Harding. Several residents, including Ellery Hayden, Noah Breedove, Rube Thompson, and Mrs. Kate Shields, were seen in Sullivan or visiting Farmersburg and Terre Haute.

Claude Stewart Genn Nesbit No. 4 Kate Shields Mr. Trueblood Lillie Lillous Harding Chauncey Trueblood Enoch Banister Sullivan Murray Shields Andy Trueblood Ellery Hayden and Son Rube Thompson

Secretary Shaw Plans Western Public Speaking Tour

Secretary Shaw plans a Western trip visiting the Pacific coast including San Francisco and Puget Sound, then south to Los Angeles. He expects to make a few speeches but insists the tour is not political.

Shaw Pacific Coast San Francisco Puget Sound Los Angeles

American wholesale textile houses plan annual bargain sales

German Leip sic wholesale textile firms announce planned bargain sale days. Officials state the sales will occur on set dates each year to promote orders and clear stock.

Leipsic Germany

TAR WATER. Local social visiting highlights

Minor Plew and wife visited Willis Plew and wife Sunday. Jesse Arnett of Graysville spent weekend with Chas. Wilson. Etta Sadie and Ora Lovelace hosted visitors Sunday. Mrs. J. H. McClure and Grace spent Monday at Terre Haute. Artie Plew visiting near Palmer's Prairie. Mae Sparks returned from Terre Haute to summer home. Murray Conner visited Ora Lovelace Saturday night. Many residents attended the basketball game in Graysville Friday night.

Minor Plew Willis Plew Jesse Arnett Graysville Chas. Wilson Etta Sadie Ora Lovelace Shelburn J. H. McClure Grace Terre Haute Artie Plew Palmer’s Prairie Mae Sparks Murray Conner

Hymera Briefs Note Local Arrivals and Church Plan

Prof J H Stahl visited Terre Haute Friday. Will Britton of North Western Veterinary College Chicago is at home Banis and Floy McAnally visit brother P R McAnally at Moore s Hill. Beulah Bailey and Oscar LaCell married last Wednesday at bride s home Rev J F Fowler officiated. Margaret Sims of Riley visited Hymera. John Keen attended Flem Keen s funeral at Cass. Hymera will soon have a new United Brethren church a concrete 60 by 100 feet structure marking a notable town improvement.

J. H. Stahl Terre Haute Will Britton North Western Veterinary College Chicago Banis Floy McAnally P. R. McAnally Moore’s Hill Beulah Bailey Oscar LaCell J. F. Fowler Margaret Sims Riley Hymera John Keen Flem Keen Cass

Indian Prairie Community News Highlights

Grandpa Little died at home after illness. Funeral held Tuesday morning. Visits noted include Lilly Shake from Carlisle at Ed Douthitt’s, Mabel Payne at Bethany church, and Grover Howard at Bethany. Mary Taylor and Lizzie Wilson family visits. township exam at Pleasantville. Young People’s meeting resumes after bad weather. James Payne and wife visiting Cass township relatives.

Grandpa Little Lilly Shake Carlisle Ed Douthitt Mabel Eunice Payne Bessie McCammon Bethany James Payne Cass Township Grover Howard Albert Booker Bookertown Dosia Brewer Dugger I. J. Brewers Mary Taylor Pleasantville George Collier George Jones Taylor Laura Ollie Bishop

Also Mentioned on This Page

Esther Moore Tom White LaMotte Prairie Wm. Thornton Alice Boone Leola Newlin Rena Wood Mann Cemetery Minter James A. Shaw Annapolis, Md Dr. Carlstedt Owen Kissner John Pittman Farmersburg Arch Kissner Claud Phillips George Wilson Steve Johnson Tilghman Johnson James Johnson James Scott Vernie Anderson Olive Riggs O. C. Brewer Marion Kirkham Addison Drake Sarah Johnson O. C. Brewer and Family Gus Clouse Luther Newlin Prairie Creek D. J. Dilley Byron Feree Dr. Thixtun J. D. Ransford Geo. Pitser Swalls Benson Chapel George Benson Noah Breedove Maude Trueblood Chauncey Lizzie Osborne Eli Dix Kate Thompson Bert Stark U. B Kuh, Nathan & Fischer Co M. Douthitt South Side Clothier Sullivan, Indiana Moline Plow Co North Side
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