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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1923
Page
5
Large social calendar across Kingsley Merom and nearby towns with visits among families including the Strain, Trueblood, Whitlock, and Hood households. Events cover Sunday services Easter planning, musical programs, a public sale at Rosewood Farm, and numerous visits and hospital reports.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has over forty years of use in treating catarrh. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Thornberry and daughter Margery Ruth visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Houpe on Sunday. Pauline Osburn and Dalphie Sludder stayed with Miss Dorothy Wardner of New Lebanon. Cora Clemmins and Charlie Thornberry joined the Thornberrys for evening guests. Clarence Osburn and William Pearson hosted and attended with a large Sunday crowd.
Miss Glenn Yeager, co operative weather observer, reports the weekly summary for Farmersburg. The week ended March 25 shows a mix of clear and partly cloudy days with a rainfall totaling .35 inches on the 22nd. Highs reached mid sixties with lows in the upper thirties to mid forties.
Harold Burke and family and Mrs Minnie Watson with son Bobbie were in Sullivan Friday. Bert Fisher and family of Sullivan visited John Green's Sunday. Charley Bragdon and family spent Sunday with C E Watson. John Kennett and children visited Claude Campbell's. O T Collier and Mrs Lon Phillips were in Sullivan Saturday. Dorris DeHart weekend with Maurine Durham. Warren Watson and wife in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs James Durham has the flu. Wheat reportedly safe as river falls. Will Watson in Sullivan Saturday sawing at Rosewood and moving mill. Noel Cox resigns Ross Turman store clerk job to become oil pumper in Dodds Bridge field. Harold Phillips takes his place. Jerome Turman recovering from broken limb. Jesse Harris family and aunt Mary Pierce dined with W A Ransford Sunday. Mrs Virgil Penny and Decatur HL folks visiting home. Mr and Mrs Cam Ransford visited Terre Haute Sunday. Four weeks of school remain. small boys scent freedom.
The item mentions the 4th of July anticipation, a plan for flappers patrolling Laura avenue after improvements, and reports from Terre Haute where Rev and Mrs Avery and Mrs Yager visited. It also notes Bro Avery visiting the auto wreck victims and that Chris Dubois finished his job.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana postoffice as of March 28 1923 includes ladies Juanita Crooks Dorothy Mars and gents Audie Cox Fred Fallowell Robert Shaw. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Advertised letters should be requested by saying Advertised and giving the date advertised.
A freshman recounts a forbidden romance while boarding in town. After sneaking to a movie with a boyfriend, the incident revealed to her parents ended both her boarding in town and her first love affair.
The city of Magenta near Pavia Italy gave its name to the color. A 1840 battle at Magenta saw Austrian forces defeated by French and Sardinian allies, marking a historic clash amid vivid color lore.
A Brahmin woman at King Edward Memorial Hospital Rohtak Punjab gave birth to five baby boys on November 22. All five infants were described as perfectly formed and of fairly large size and both mother and babies were reported doing well on November 28.
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