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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
5
A string of short items records visits and guests across Sullivan County. Families including the Shaws Ladds Kellys and Burkes host relatives from Kingsley Graysville and Sullivan, while institutes and church meetings draw attendees. Prolific travel includes Wilbur Coyner to Indianapolis and Mrs. Eliot Bowen visiting Paxton.
An 19th century advertisement states catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a systemic remedy with a $100 reward for any cured case not resolved by the treatment. The circulars are distributed to druggists with Toledo based Cheney Co. and Co. as endorsers.
Fairbanks reports Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaston moved Thursday to the Rufus DeHart farm near Kingsley. Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Clouse of Prairie Creek hosted Mrs. Dessa Chambers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orpha Kegan moved Wednesday to Alf Russell property east of the school. Kegan has been clerking in Welsh's store. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drake and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pogue traveled to Terre Haute Saturday to see Roger Bean movie show.
Shelburn visit planned with Mrs Holmes parents. Conditt Grass in Florida in poor health plans to return home. Grass family and Grover also ill. Setha Hunt brought a new incubator from Farmersburg. High school play All on Account of Polly at Pounds Hall well attended. Baccalaureate sermon at Drake Church praised.
To the friends and neighbors who assisted during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father and to the ministers and choir for comfort. We express our appreciation and sincere thanks. Mrs. M. J. Pierce and Mrs. Susan E. Adams and grandchildren.
Ira Neal and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors in Mt Calvary for assistance and kindness during the illness and passing of Mrs. Mary Ellen Neal.
Roads have shown improvement in Graysville over the past days. Isaac Brown rushed home due to his son Glenn’s serious illness. Frank Badger and wife visited Sullivan to see Mrs Badger’s parents Mr and Mrs Hardy Raines. Valley Empire boosters visited the town despite rain. meeting led by Sylvia Medsker with plan to promote unity. Joe Gray and Uncle Jim Heck staged a horse shoe game at the blacksmith shop. John Setzer reported selling over 700 dozen eggs last Saturday afternoon. Mrs Will Laughery and Miss Mary Foutz shopped in the village. Georgia Ransford returned from State Normal for a weekend visit. Professor Sinclair and family joined Will Yeager for a Sunday visit with friends. Rev L L Johnson and Mrs Johnson attended a funeral in Shelburn for Mrs Johnson’s uncle, Mr Hazelrig.
John Thomas of West York appears in town on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Meeker and Will Meeker of Terre Haute came Wednesday for the funeral of Cyrus Pierce. Rufus DeHart moved Thursday to
Born to Mr and Mrs John S Taylor on Saturday March 20 a seven pound boy named Robert Goodwin arrives at the family home little Robert shares the joy with proud parents and relatives in the community
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