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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
7
A satirical Bloomington Star feature profiles local residents with humorous quirks and trades, including Squire Hansford and Constable Plum, plus a notice of New Lebanon Royal Neighbor Lodge resolutions mourning Clara Clerk and draping the charter, then a Federal service related bill mention and a Pearl Hancock committee note.
U S government bulletins show rats steal eggs, manufacturers offer RAT-SNAP bait in three sizes. Place in rat travel paths and expect capture. Sold and guaranteed by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett.
May 10 1922 list of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana post office includes ladies Elizabeth Arnett Minnie Cox Ida Davis Mrs Nellie H Davis Mrs Jane Daugherty Mary Fleming Mrs Myra Griffith Janie Johnson Janie R Liston Flossie Maddox Cora Neal Maude Rose Cora Jeanie Wright Ada Wright Cassie. gents Cuddie Booker Charles Burnett W F Cunningham Audie Collins Floyd J B Davis Clyde Daugherty Carl Clem Engle Abner Eslinger Albert Harley Graves J T Myers Harvey Charles D Morgan Robert William McSpadden John McDaniels Ralph Occupant 303 North Broad St Occupant 309 North Broad St Rout Arthur M Russell James Red Seritchfield Johnie Secrest Charles Alfie Thompson George Williams Jessie and others. Callers must say Advertised and give date advertised.
Merom Mrs Jesse Daniels of Dugger spent Tuesday with Robert Houpt and family. Carl McKee and family of Clinton came Saturday to spend a few weeks with Mr and Mrs Jerry Wilson. Mrs Annie Bailey who spent the past year with her son near Chicago came Monday to visit friends. Miss Waldine Boone went to Cincinnati where she will be the guest of Miss Lois Kelly. Mrs Wm Reid of Graysville spent the latter part of last week with her mother Mrs Maude Burke. Wm Thornton went to Oklahoma last week for carpenter work. Mary St Clair transacted business in Sullivan Saturday afternoon. Mrs Jacob Boughman was the guest of Mrs Gault Pleasant Friday. Mrs James Degan, Mrs Vern Nichols and Mrs Jerry Wilson were Sullivan visitors Friday. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs Frances Eno at Graysville Thursday. Rev W S Alexander officiated.
An advertisement asks if readers are jaded or have poor digestion and promotes Tanlae as the remedy from Dougherty & Walters.
Apply two ounces of Oxalic acid dissolved in water to the unfilled hardwood floor until it is wet. Let stand for 15 to 20 minutes. Rinse with cold water and wash without suds.
The former Davidson Bros. Machine Co. now owned by Robert Davidson states the business will not transfer to Sullivan. Shelburn location remains unchanged and the firm will continue A C and D C electrical machine blacksmithing and automobile work under the new name Robert Davidson Machine Co.
Between showers there is considerable farming activity in Graysville. Miss Laura Burton led a Purdue round up with Misses Shields Durham and Yager. The community mourned Mother Ene at Big Springs. The Methodist church fund drive plans a piano purchase. The W M S bank offering is set for May 14 at the church with a program of music readings and a pageant.
Names originate in French with haggis linked to hachis meaning minced meat. The word ashet for a plate or large dish derives from the French assiette.
Lewis E. Chowning thanks Sullivan County voters for loyal support in the nomination race and pledges to run the office honorably if elected in November.
A candidate thanks voters for support in the recent primary and pledges to run the Auditor's office in a manner satisfactory to all if elected in November.
Reflection on work as more than tasks, stating that work shapes us as much as we shape it and that meaning comes from engagement rather than grandeur. The passage encourages embracing ordinary labor to forge character and capability.
The notice explains catarrh worsens when health is poor and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment and internal tonic. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by B E Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The family thanks neighbors friends and relatives for kindness during the sickness and death of their mother Frances M. Eno. They also thank Rev Alexander singers and those who sent floral tributes.
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